Three upcoming fragment design x Nike SB Dunks to Come this Year from blair's blog

Sneakerheads2020 aims to provide our readers with the latest updates in the sneaker world. However, we cannot verify the reliability of any unauthorized leaks or rumors unless this information is provided directly by the brands themselves.Shortly after getting a look at the brand's upcoming collaboration with Travis Scott on the Air Jordan 1, images of fragment design's new Dunk have emerged. If the pair looks familiar, it should, as Hiroshi Fujiwara and Nike are bringing back the iconic "City" pack from 2010.News of the "City" pack's potential return began to circulate earlier this year when numerous leak accounts reported on three upcoming fragment design x Nike Dunks. With the collection seemingly set to be retrod this year, we now have an early look at the "Beijing" colorway, thanks to insider @Sneakerheads2020.com.The 2021 iteration of fragment's Dunk High "Beijing" boasts the familiar black and purple color combo. However, there is one significant difference, as the new pair isn't mismatched like the OG. The sneaker does still feature fragment design's signature lightning bolt emblem at the heels, mimicking the 2010 variation. On the midsole, we then seen a line of style code, which incorporates "SU21," a possible nod to a Summer 2021 release.

Dominating the game for more than four decades, 2020 Jordan Sneaker remain as popular as ever, kept in the spotlight by high-profile collabs and long-awaited retroes. With new colorways being dropped on the regular and Netflix's The Last Dance making Michael Jordan even more of a household name, the shopping and trading of his signature footwear line show no sign of slowing. Last year, auction house Sotheby's sold a pair of Air Jordan 1s, worn in-game by MJ, for a record-breaking $560,000.While we certainly won't be copping Jordan sneakers with that kind of price tag anytime soon, we took to eBay to check out some of the resale options out there that make for a far smarter way to spend your hard-earned dollar.Whether it's AJ3 sneakers that went criminally under-the-radar or a safe-bet Air Jordan 1, these are the items that are worth parting with your cash for. Better yet, eBay's Authenticity Guarantee now covers new condition Jordans and YEEZYs over $200. The marketplace plans to expand the guarantee to all collectible sneakers, both new and used, priced over $100 this year.

New Nike Air Force 1 aims to provide our readers with the latest updates in the sneaker world. However, we cannot verify the reliability of any unauthorized leaks or rumors unless this information is provided directly by the brands themselves.It's been a little over a week since the release of the "University Blue" Air Jordan 1, and Nike is already prepping the launch of yet another UNC-themed sneaker. Expected to arrive in the months ahead is the "University Blue" Dunk Low, showcased above courtesy of official imagery shared by insider @thenewairforce1.com.The "University Blue" Dunk Low looks unmistakably similar to the women's "Coast" colorway that released last month. The upper and overlays are dressed in white and blue leather, while the Nike branding appears in the same shades, unlike the aforementioned "Coast" iteration and its gold accents. The customary Dunk branding emerges on the side, tongue, heel and insole, coming together in an overall design we are all too familiar with amid the recent onslaught of Nike Dunk releases.With so many colorways having already launched, and a slew on the way, it may be difficult to determine which Dunk is right for you. For us, the "University Blue" pair sits at the top of the list. Be sure to keep it locked here for release details for the "University Blue" Dunk Low, and in the meantime, you can check some of our favorite UNC-inspired sneakers here.