Nike Caitlin 1, J. Balvin Jordan 4, And This Week’s Best Releases
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Like it or not, we’re just days away from the start of Q4, meaning that brands only have a few months to make an impact on 2026.
Luckily for us, some of our most anticipated of the year are coming off the board in the next few days, catered to a diverse set of tastes. J. Balvin’s sequential run through the Jumpman retro catalog continues with his “Lemonade” Air Jordan 4, a croc-skin flooded edition. Caitlin Clark’s first signature shoe, already a lightning rod for the armchair analysts, is finally let loose to the public. The ostensible centerpiece of Ronnie Fieg and KITH’s XV anniversary arrives via a “Remastered” Salmon Toe, Tyrese Maxey begins his signature era, the Air Bakin is back in the mix, and Amine releases his first MiUSA collab.
Like we usually say at this time, the above isn’t enough to cover everything coming your way this week. For that, scroll ahead to catch the complete list of all the releases of note. Hit the links embedded below each day-by-day gallery to reach back to our original coverage of each pair, where you’ll find detailed analysis and direct “Where To Buy” links. For any late-breaking updates and further coverage, keep it locked in to our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Release Dates hubs.
September 28th is major for ‘heads of a certain age. The ASICS GEL-Lyte III “Salmon Toe” is back on the shelves in “Remastered” form, celebrating the KITH 15th anniversary.
September 29th should be appointment viewing for Nike Basketball originalists, as the Nike Air Bakin “Varsity Red” returns to the consciousness.
September 30th reveals the Nike General Purpose Shoe “Demerits,” another scolding from Tom Sachs in shoe form. The Manors Reebok Club C Revenge brings about a collab built for the links.
October 1st is just a normal day in the signature shoe world: the Nike Caitlin 1 “Racer Blue” and Caitlin 1 “Warning Code” begin Clark’s era in two inverse looks. The Air Jordan 1 Low “Howard” follows with the HBCU’s second public release, before the New Balance 983 makes its own grand entrance, bracketed by the New Balance 991v2 “Vintage Sports” pack in “Poseidon” and “Karanda Red.” Closing in Beaverton, we’ve got two Mamba drops in the Nike Kobe Air Force 1 “Purple Stardust” and Kobe Air Force 1 “5 Rings” and a winter titan back in circulation with the Nike Air Max Goadome “Black/Volt.”
October 2nd sees a global superstar splash onto the slate with the J. Balvin Jordan 4. Tyrese begins his own sig shoe era with the New Balance Maxey v1 in black/light blue. Musicians fire back with the Amine New Balance 992 “Outdoor School,” dropping first via the rapper’s clubbanana site. The Air Jordan 6 Low “Fearless” closes us out with a neon pink kids’ exclusive.
October 3rd has the Air Jordan 3 “Fireside” confirmed, and is expected to drop off the Air Jordan 16 “Black Pack” and Air Jordan 18 “Black Pack.” Similarly stealthy is the Willy Chavarria Megaride, an extension of the Mexican designer’s extensive vis tech catalog.
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