The Cut the Check model will be Scott's first all-original trainer with Jordan Brand. The trainer comes with the signature reversed Swoosh and appears to take inspiration from the Air Jordan 5. In the first images of the model shown, we see the familiar colours that Travis also used in previous collabs.An eye-catching detail on the sneaker, is the enlarged strap on the toe cap. The tongue features the Jumpman logo in red. The white overlays contrast well with the black upper.

We can expect the Travis Scott x Jordan Cut The Check in 2023. Check out the first images of the silhouette below and keep an eye on the Sneakerjagers news page for the latest updates.Launched in 2001, the New Balance 991 represents the brand's presence in the UK. Originally, the trainer was called the 'M991'. The model joined New Balance's 99x line and fitted perfectly between them in terms of appearance.Later, the 991 incorporated special, new technologies that made the trainer unique in the line. For example, the model had the ABZORB cushioning technology in the heel and forefoot.

Now comes the New Balance 991v1 - Made in UK in a modern interpretation with a pigskin, mesh and synthetic materials. The classic ENCAP midsole provides all-day comfort and support, and ABZORB technology offers cushioning in classic fashion.If you want to read more about the model, you can follow this link and discover the history of the design.This trainer has been made fully customisable, allowing you to be as expressive as you like. You have the choice between an original Swoosh or a crystal-inspired Swoosh. You can also select different colours for the outsoles and mudguards. The possibilities are endless to create a unique and personalised trainer that reflects your style and creativity.

Sneakers are more than a lifestyle. They’ve become a culture—one of consumption that is currently defining our generation. Whether it’s stumbling into a pair of custom Jordans on our Instagram feed or watching current fashion icons sporting the latest Supreme x Nike collaboration, we’ve developed such an infatuation with sporty footwear to the point that it’s become part of our social news cycle. Enter the sneaker blog.

These online pubs are serving as the go-to platforms for avid sneakerheads, funnelling everything sneaker-related that’s being shared across cyberspace. Drop dates, exclusive releases, leaked images, official announcements, price markdowns—it’s all being accounted for. But only a select few are doing the culture right thanks to dope articles, great social engagement, and most importantly, prompt reporting. Lace-up as we put you onto the best sneaker blogs right now.

The Australian independent magazine has become a staple for sneaker news predating back to its 2002 print launch. Adapting with the times, the publication’s done an incredible job converting magazine content to the web backed by phenomenal in-house photography and a wide range of features. Sneakerheads know the site best for its exclusivity, as it’s been known to be the first to release images of Ronnie Fieg sneakers while putting out its own collaborations with major brands such as New Balance. The credibility of sneaker cultivist and Editor-in-chief Simon Wood (aka Woody) only adds to its officialness and title as one of the best sneaker blogs.

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