Nike Air Max 95 “Neon,” Jordan 4 “Lakeshow” And This Week’s Best Releases

March is starting off with a bang.

Of course, the conversation has to start with the two featured drops in our title: the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” marks its long-teased return after a more limited ’25 drop, bringing reinforcements alongside it as the “Neon” celebration juts onto the Air Max Plus, Air Max TL 2.5, and Air Max 90. Then, the Jumpman drops off the “Lakers” style Air Jordan 4 later in the week, bracketed by a women’s Air Jordan 1 with “Clips” accessories. Trust that’s there’s a boatload to pay attention to interspersed between; New Balance starts the Ellipse v1 journey and delivers the 991v2 and Allerdale in heightened materiality, adidas finds Edison Chen and Willy Chavarria for new pairs amid a heavy basketball slate, and Crocs lovers get the chance to put a One Piece collection on foot.

Given the outsized set of releases on the first of the month, below you’ll find March 1st separated in basketball and non-basketball releases. Otherwise, the drill is the same as always; we’ve separated each day’s releases into each own gallery and attached blurbs. Hyperlinks within lead back to our original articles, where you’ll find detailed release guides and “Where To Buy” sections for direct pick-up links where applicable. We’ll aim to keep this list updated with any late-breakers, but keep our coverage, including our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2026 hubs, within reach to ensure you don’t miss a thing.

March 1st’s (non-basketball) slate begins with the The Nike ACG Ultrafly Trail, the latest step in the ACG resurgence and a hardy new silhouette in the Utrafly lineage. The Boston brand follows with two premium pairs:t the New Balance Allerdale “Black/Gum” and the New Balance 991v2 “Potter’s Clay” before Beaverton’s running apparatus fires back in the Nike Vomero Premium “Particle Rose.” Closing the day are the PUMA Speedcat Wedge and two more Swoosh efforts, the (quite belated) Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day” and the Jordan 1 Low Golf “Legend Blue.”

March 1st’s (basketball) end starts with the Black Mamba, as the Nike Kobe 9 EM “Daybreak” adds a fresh paint job to the performance-first Protro. LaMelo Ball adds the PUMA MB.05 “Mist” in regal styling, similarly the case for the Jordan Tatum 4 “Stingray.” A trio of otherwise signature athletes round out a diverse crop: the Nike Giannis Freak 7 “Laser Orange,” the adidas DON Issue 7 “Dream Big,” and the Dame X “Triple White.”

March 2nd clears out for the Thom Browne ASICS GEL-Kayano 14 and might clear out your wallet while it’s at it; the designer’s first sneaker collab clocks in at $450.

March 3rd sees the SP5DER Superstar get its wide launch following a string of early access raffles via the Young Thug brand direct. The Nike LeBron 23 “Good Intentions” is on tap next, alluding to The King’s South Beach heel turn, before the Three Stripes returns with two colorways for the Climacool Laced (“Grey” and “Off-White”).

March 5th is unquestionably the day with the most riding on it, giving us the bandied-about Visible Air retro celebrationn headlined by the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon.” Joining the 110 are some costumed homages from its catalog peers: the Air Max 90 “Neon” and the Air Max TL 2.5 “Neon.” Shifting to other ongoings, the New Balance Ellipse drops as NB’s new flagship runner, the Nike Ja 3 “Murray State” heads back to Morant’s college days, and the One Piece Crocs sets sail for the anime obsessives. We end with an unaffiliated Air Max duo: the Nike Air Max DN8 “Have A Nike Day” and the Air Max 95 “Dawn of Light,” before a steely look for a fresh Jumpman face in the Jordan Heir Series 2 “Anthracite” seals the deal.

March 6th drops off an Air Max postscript with the Patta Air Max 1, inducting “Hyper Crimson” into the ever-growing “Waves” canon. The Three Stripes rides a similar concept: the Willy Chavarria Superstar has their A-list collaborator reform the Superstar with a (literally) rosy toe. Finally, an old favorite is back on the board as the Air Griffey Max 1 “Varsity Royal” embarks on its latest retro.

March 7th is headlined by one that the purple and gold brigade have had circled: the Air Jordan 4 “Lakeshow,” going wide after an early All-Star launch. The Air Jordan 1 “Clips” joins it if you prefer lace charms to the Laker. The German giant ends this week’s affairs with the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Multicolor” and anoither step in Edison Chen’s series: the CLOT Superstar “Coffee/Orange.”

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