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The fellas are back and diving straight into a little sneaker March Madness that’s been heating up the month! The Nigel Sylvester "Brick by Brick" Air Jordan 4 is proving to be an instant street classic, and the Nike SB 4 isn’t letting off the gas either—keeping the momentum rolling strong post-Nigel drop.
Nike’s also stepping into new territory with the reveal of their Rejeven8 React, a Croc-style slide that’s already turning heads and raising eyebrows. Teko & McFlei give a quick look ahead at what’s on the sneaker release radar over the next couple of weeks, with some pairs you’ll definitely want to keep your eyes on.
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Teko & McFlei are back, and the countdown is on! We’re just days away from the official Nigel Sylvester "Brick by Brick" Jordan 4 drop, and the guys have pairs in hand for an early review. But the heat doesn’t stop there—right around the corner is the Jordan Retro 4 "SB" in White/Navy, dropping March 18th at local skate shops, with rumors of a wider Jordan Brand release soon after. Could this be an early contender for Sneaker of the Year, or is it too soon to call?
Since it’s officially Air Max Month, the fellas also discuss the upcoming Nike Air Max 95 Corteiz in sleek black premium leather with bold yellow accents. And just when you thought A Ma Maniére was quiet, they’re back with a trifecta of heat, dropping an Air Max 95, Air Force 1, and Jordan Retro 3 as part of the "Hand Wash Cold"collection, set to release on March 29th.
All this and more on this week’s Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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Spring is almost here, and Teko and McFlei are ready to jump right into the latest sneaker news and recaps. They wrap up February by breaking down the biggest sneaker successes—and the epic fails. The Air Max 1 & Dot Swoosh release could have been a hit, but the guys discuss how it ended up going sideways.
In more shocking news, another sneaker heist hits the headlines as a cargo train was robbed of over 2,000 pairs, with the thieves even cutting brake lines to pull off the job. Teko and McFlei also recap this week's hottest sneaker releases and share what they’re most excited about for March’s upcoming drops.
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Teko and McFlei break down the electric energy from NBA All-Star Weekend, sharing all the insider details on the sneaker scene that lit up the event. Nike and Jordan pulled out all the stops with a few surprises for attendees—including an early drop of the Nike SB x Jordan Retro 4 collaboration, the eye-catching Jordan Retro 5 "Grapes," and an unexpected shock drop of White/Cement Jordan 4's.
Nigel Sylvester’s "Brick by Brick" Jordan 4 officially announced a March release date, adding even more hype, while the Jordan 1 Low "85" Royal is set to hit stateside soon. This and much more on this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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This week, the sneaker world is on fire! We kick things off with the fallout from the Yeezy.com debacle—shut down in less than 48 hours after a Super Bowl ad directed traffic to a controversial symbol printed on a plain white tee with. Then, catch the buzz as Serena Williams Crip-Walks in the A Ma Maniere x Converse collab at the Super Bowl.
The drama continues with the Jordan Retro "Metallic" 5's, which sparked a shoot-out in one city, and we’re breaking down the exclusive VIP "invite-only" experience at Detroit’s very own Two18 boutique. With NBA All-Star Weekend in full swing, Teko and McFlei also share their thoughts on the overall vibe in San Francisco, where the games are being held.
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Air Jordan marketing is still killing it, and this week we break down all the latest moves. From select stores in Asia and Europe getting exclusive drops of the Bred 85’s to Jordan Brand expanding its lineup with toddler sizing, there’s plenty to talk about. We also dive into the campus scene, where Nike employees are even getting sneaker citations for rocking Jordan 1 Retro’s—all part of the ongoing “banned” theme marketing play.
Don’t miss our take on the new Air Jordan “Bred” banned commercial, and check out the resurgence of Jumpman 23 on Instagram, featuring a slew of photos with Team Athletes and celebrity partners like Teyana Taylor, Nigel, Fujiwarahiroshi, Chris Gibbs, and more. We ask the tough questions: With All-Star Game Weekend kicks rolling out, is the hype still as electrifying as it once was?
We’re also breaking down what’s on the horizon for Jordan Brand’s Spring releases. Look forward to the Jordan White Cement 4, confirmed for a May 24th drop at $225 (with a $15 inflation price hike), and get the scoop on the rumored Air Jordan 4 Black Cat’s—now said to feature “Nike Air” on the back. Plus, mark your calendars for the Air Jordan 1 “UNC Reimagined” on May 10th, along with rare Air AJ 11’s for the fall and the Air Jordan Retro 6 “Black/Infrared” making a comeback in 2026.
Tune in for all this and much more on this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast: The fellas spotlight Jae Tips and his soon-to-be-released “I Love You, But I’m Busy” Jazz 9 sneaker, while Infinite Archives joins forces with Jordan Brand for a purple twist on the Air Jordan 17 Low. They also weigh in on the high-fashion vibes (and mixed reviews) surrounding the Pharrell x LV giving off Nike “Cortez,” vibes and discuss whether Jeff Staple may have overstepped the mark in trying to revive Brooks Running with his upcoming collab.
Meanwhile, Nigel Sylvester is generating buzz for his upcoming Air Jordan Retro 4 “Brick By Brick,” showing off a marketing approach that’s all about building his story one step at a time. Finally, Teko and McFlei tackle the hot topic of the Air Jordan 1 Bred 85, rumored to be limited to only 10k pairs and available at a mere 23 stores—perfect timing for NBA All-Star Weekend. Tune in for the latest sneaker talk, community insights, and more on The Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast: Teko and McFlei celebrate making it through the first week of the new year without scooping up any new kicks (for now). The fellas dive into the returning Nike For You platform, now featuring fresh Air Max 1 color and material options plus a new UX layout that’s got Air Max 1 heads buzzing.
They also preview January’s upcoming releases, including Fat Joe’s latest TS Air Force 1 Low colorway later in the year and a new Jordan sneaker bag that can carry up to four pairs. In addition, the guys share their predictions about the future of Kobe’s sneaker line and whether it can sustain its legendary status in the long run.
Finally, don’t sleep on Deon Point’s Concepts Champagne Pack collaboration on the New Balance 740—Teko and McFlei break down why it’s worth a closer look. Catch all this and more on The Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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Teko and McFlei close out the year with a bang, unveiling their top 10 sneakers of 2024 in a definitive final list that you don't want to sleep on. They break down each pick from No. 10 all the way to No. 1, sharing personal takes and stories along the way. Plus, hear about Teko’s first time in almost a decade waiting in line for the Wizard of Oz Nike SB release—where he met a mix of cool sneaker enthusiasts and some that were a bit…out of pocket.
They also reflect on what 2024 brought to the table for sneaker culture and preview what Nike and Jordan might have in store for 2025. To all the loyal fans who’ve been with The Sneaker Dads over the years—and the new faces who’ve just joined—thank you for your support. Happy holidays, and we’ll catch you in the new calendar year!
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On this week’s show, Teko shares his experience at MSX (Michigan Sneaker Exchange)—his first sneaker event appearance in nearly a decade—and breaks down the highs, lows, and surprises. Meanwhile, the official Wizard of Oz x Nike SB collaboration has dropped, but McFlei isn’t exactly feeling the magic.
The duo also looks ahead to 2025, dishing out budgeting tips and release strategies for staying smart (and stylish) with your sneaker purchases. And, as always, Teko and McFlei remind us to “Buy What You Like”, ignoring the hype and focusing on your personal style.
All this and more on this week’s Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei weigh in on the recent Complex Sneaker of the Year Panel, calling out the lack of energy and dull vibe that left many feeling uninspired. The guys brainstorm what they’d do differently next time—think more engaging guests, a livelier setting, and a format that actually celebrates the culture instead of putting people to sleep. And props to Bimma Williams for bringing the heat with his creative sneaker picks, showing everyone how it’s really done.
Meanwhile, Teko finally gets his hands on the iconic Stash Air Max 95s and Air Force 1s, closing out the year on a high note. The fellas also take a trip down memory lane, discussing how today’s drops pale in comparison to the sneaker releases of the past. Will younger sneakerheads ever know that same feeling and excitement?
Tune in for this and much more on this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast.
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei talk about what it’s like to be Nick Maddox—Anthony Edwards’ best friend—who just got blessed with his very own colorway in the AE1 Low sneaker. Talk about friendship goals!
They also cover Nike’s recent drop of the Zoom Spiridon x Fragment collaboration, while SoleFly stirs the pot with their Jordan 12 "Cafesito" retro release, featuring a material twist we may have seen before on other Jordan collaborations. In other news, Copper Foamposites are set to make a comeback, and the much-anticipated Air Max DN8 will hit shelves in early 2025 with a fresh spin on the classic Air Max lineage.
And as the year winds down, Teko and McFlei break down their Top 10 Sneakers of the Year—with a unique twist that sets their list apart from everyone else’s.
All this and more on this week’s Sneaker Dads Podcast. Tune in for the culture, the kicks, and the conversations you won’t find anywhere else!
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei dive into a wild story from California where a heist near the Mojave Desert almost saw thieves make off with 900 pairs of Air Jordan 11 Legend Blue, valued at over $200,000. What went down, and how did the authorities step in to stop it?
The guys also unpack the shock drop frenzy that’s been lighting up the sneaker world this week, with surprise releases catching the Internet off guard. Meanwhile, the A Ma Maniere Air Force 1 release isn’t moving nearly as quickly as expected—could this be a sign of shifting consumer interest?
Looking ahead, the iconic Air Max 95 and Air Force 1 "Stash" are officially set to drop this December, fueling excitement for one of the most anticipated returns of the year. And the Kids of Immigrants brand is making waves with their bold marketing strategy for their upcoming Air Max Sunder collaboration, positioning themselves as a rising force for releases to close out the year.
Tune in for all this and much more on this week’s Sneaker Dads Podcast—the go-to spot for kicks, culture, and conversation!
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei recap the highlights from Complex Con, breaking down the most talked-about moments and the kicks that stole the show. From exclusives to the buzz-worthy drops, they’ve got you covered.
The duo also discusses Nike’s groundbreaking Air Max 1000, the brand’s first 3D-printed sneaker with an air unit, slated for release to the general public in early 2025. Anthony Edwards takes home the #1 Sneaker of the Year award, solidifying his dominance in the sneaker space, while fans eagerly await the return of the iconic Stash AF1 and Air Max 95, rumored to feature upgraded designs and tech.
They also dive into Kids of Immigrants and their early drops of the collaborative Air Sunder Max in two colorways, and how these pairs are already turning heads. Plus, the podcast unpacks the news of Bimma and Yachty squashing their IG squabble and the major announcement that Steven Smith—the legendary creator behind the Reebok InstaPump Fury, Foam Runners, and YZY 700—has joined Crocs as the Head of Creative Innovation.
All this and much more on this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast! Don’t sleep!
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Are sneaker reselling profits just a myth? Join us, Teek and McFly, as we uncover the real dynamics of the sneaker industry, from shifting shopping habits to the challenges faced by resellers today. We'll explore how once-exclusive sneaker events have become more accessible, and how digital trends have transformed the way people connect with sneaker culture. Discover why even legendary athletes like LeBron and KD struggle to sell sneakers to a younger audience more interested in flashy designs or luxury brands.
Think re-releases hold the same allure as vintage classics? We dive into how nostalgia and retro releases impact sneaker values across generations, and what brands need to do to capture the magic of the past. We'll share our thoughts on the changing dynamics of sneaker desirability and the role of marketing strategies in keeping the hype alive. Tune in as we nostalgically reminisce about iconic releases like the Wu-Tang Dunks and discuss the importance of storytelling in creating a buzz around new drops.
Find yourself frustrated with repetitive sneaker drop videos? You're not alone. We critique the current trends in sneaker culture content and highlight the need for more meaningful engagement. Wrapping up, we'll reflect on the rising trends in sneaker pricing, market consolidation, and how collaborations with other industries are broadening sneaker appeal. Join us as we offer insights into the complex world of sneakers, emphasizing the importance of community and fair pricing in maintaining the culture's vibrancy. This and much more on The Sneaker Dads Podcast.
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We pay our respects to the legendary DJ Clark Kent, whose influence on the culture will never be forgotten. We also dive into the shocking end of Kanye’s partnership with Adidas—what it means for both parties and the future of his brand. In other news, Crocs face a growing backlash as they are banned in select schools across the country. On the sneaker front, Corteiz teams up with Nike for an exciting collaboration on the classic Nike Air Huarache Trainer, while also drawing inspiration from Nike’s iconic early-2000s Freestyle campaign for a throwback soccer commercial. Plus, Teko & McFlei share their top 10 sneakers of 2024, breaking down the hottest kicks of the year. This and much more on this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dad's Podcast.
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In this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei recap the excitement from the Black Footwear Forum in Detroit, which took place over the weekend. From empowering discussions with Black female leaders representing brands like Nike, Adidas, Reebok, and Puma, to insightful gems dropped by entrepreneurs in the sneaker space, the forum was a celebration of culture, innovation, and progress in the industry.
The conversation continues with the latest sneaker news, including A Ma Maniere’s Jordan 4, Trae Young potentially shopping for a new sneaker deal as his Adidas contract comes to an end, and the Air Max 1 Poly drop. They also highlight how Foamposites have been flowing strong throughout the year, and the return of Tom Sachs into the sneaker conversation.
Lastly, Teko and McFlei dive into Dr. D'Wayne Edwards' new "Unos by Sz" sneaker, designed to grow with both children and adults, bringing innovation and style together in a unique way.
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This week on The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei dropping that knowledge with the latest sneaker news and predictions. They kick things off with the surprising news that the Air Jordan 1 "Black Toe" release date might be pushed back to 2025, leaving sneaker community anxious for the wait.
The discussion moves to the A Ma Maniere Jordan 4, which is still sitting on shelves in plenty of sizes—is hype dying down, or did this release just miss the mark? The guys also dive into Anthony Edwards' new "AE1" in the vibrant slime colorway, and whether it will dominate the court and the streets.
As the weekend approaches, they share predictions on the resale market for the latest Travis Scott Low drop, and what we can expect in terms of pricing and hype. Plus, plenty more sneaker talk to keep you laced up on what’s happening in the sneaker world.
Tune in for all the latest kicks, culture, and commentary on The Sneaker Dads Podcast!
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On this week’s episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast, Teko and McFlei break down the latest sneaker news and drops, starting with a recap into the Nike Foamposite release. They explore why the younger generation isn’t feeling this iconic silhouette—or the hefty price tag—while the older sneakerheads still keep it in high demand.
We also shine a spotlight on the upcoming Black Footwear Forum in Detroit, happening from September 26th to 28th. With guest speakers from major brands like Adidas, Jordan, and Nike, it’s shaping up to be an event you won’t want to miss.
Rounding things out, Teko and McFlei discuss some exciting upcoming releases, including the highly anticipated Jordan 1 “Mocha” Lows, the Women’s Jordan 4 Pink Cement, and the JTips Saucony collaboration.
Tap in for all the latest sneaker talk, community updates, and more on this week’s episode of TheSneaker Dads Podcast!
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In this week's episode of The Sneaker Dads Podcast, the crew dives deep into the latest in sneaker and basketball culture. First up, NBA 2K 25 drops with an interesting twist—mainly digital-only, with only the base version seeing a physical release. Then, we talk Anthony Edwards and the return of his AE1 Hightop in the eye-catching "Preloved Purple, Black/Red" colorway, just in time for the 24/25 NBA season.
We celebrate the Patta x Air Max 1 20th Anniversary release, dropping on Friday the 13th, and discuss the Foamposite "Dark Neon Royal Blue", which is set to launch in stores & online this weekend. On the flip side, the Clogposite release was a complete flop, with Supreme's clogs sitting on shelves. Could the other colors suffer the same fate?
Plus, A Ma Maniere’s Jordan 4 "While You Were Sleeping" release, the resurgence of Nike R4 Shox, and whether we’ll be rocking them in 2024. We also take a closer look at Devin Booker's giveaway tour for the Book 1—is it too late, or could this be the future of athlete-driven marketing? And finally, we question if New Balance is losing steam and how Angel Reese's injury might impact her sneaker sales and rollout.
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