We heard y’all like leaks & we know first-impressions are everything. Here to bring you just that, SNKRS Showcase is a new SNKRS Live series revealing never-before-seen upcoming drops by Nike. From the future of Air Max to ACG & well-known classics, the debut episode of SNKRS Showcase brought us a first look at a wide variety of upcoming drops.
Get a look at the full offering below.

The classics we all know and appreciate.
Over the next few seasons, you’ll see a variety of both well-known, and new expressions of the Dunk and Air Force 1. In addition to the staples, 2024 will also mark the return of the Air Foamposite One in two beloved colorways; the 'Eggplant' first seen in 2009, alongside the original 'Royal' colorway that started it all in 1997.
Finally, 2024 will also take us back to the early days of the Swoosh, with the return of the Waffle-soled LD-1000.

Amongst Nike SB’s early 2024 offering is the City of Love Collection, consisting of two premium iterations of the SB Dunk Low. Each SB Dunk Low features expressive tonal patterns & contrasting details to celebrate the City of Love.

For the city stompers and the trail chasers, 2024 will welcome back a selection All Conditions Gear staples for the first time.
Included in the offering are casual favorites such as the ACG Rufus & ACG Izy, alongside the return of the ACG Exploraid, as well as the modern-day favorite, the MTN Fly 2 Low GTX.

We’re opening the vault for 2024 and out comes an assortment of Nike icons not seen in quite some time.
Headlining the offering is the Nike Clogposite, a post-game clog that was originally released in 2000 and inspired by the innovative Air Flightposite I. A Nike Running staple not seen since its original inception, the Air Pegasus 2005 also returns in a range of both original and new colorways. We will also see the Air Terra Humara and Air Footscape Woven return in a variety of colorways and premium textiles.

More Air in 2024. But this time, we’re doing things a bit differently with the return of the beloved Air 180 in true original form.
Built to original spec, we will see at least two colorways, led by the original 'Ultramarine,' as well as a 'Full 180' colorway that features an inverted execution of the original 'Ultramarine' color scheme. Alongside the 180 is the Air Max 1 ’86 OG ‘Big Bubble, making its debut in the original 'White/Royal' colorway we all know and love.
Rounding out our Air Max unveils is the return of the Air Max SNDR. Throughout 2024 you can expect to see a mix of both original & new color executions on the 1999 Nike cross-training design.