Bad Bunny's adidas Gazelle Indoor Escapes to Cabo Rojo in This Week's Best Footwear Drops

Hypebeast

23-07-2025

Summer is still going strong and footwear brands are making the most of it by dropping seasonal looks. This week we seeNike,New Balance,Crocs,Jordan Brand,ASICS, andadidasall offering notable sneakers. Before we work our way through all 10 drops, let's look back at the key storylines that emerged last week.
Our latest feature for the footwear space covers the10 new lifestyle sneakers that are defining 2025, from low-profile pairs to sneaker loafers. As for the typical news slate, Tom Sachs'NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0made headlines again with the launch of the I.S.R.U. app and official images of the kicks. We also shared a complete preview of what to expect from theNike SB Air Max 95'Cactus Flower.' Meanwhile, an'Autumn Leaves'version of the Air Force 1 Low went viral as well. For Jordan Brand, Hiroshi Fujiwara revealed afragment design x Union LAx Air Jordan 1 High OG 'Sport Royal' andNigel Sylvester'sAir Jordan 4 'Sail/Cinnabar' is now expected to drop next year.
Elsewhere in the sneaker space, a complete preview of theSalehe Bemburyx New Balance 1000 'Fog Be The Cloud' surfaced andAimé Leon Doredropped another New Balance 860v2 trio. The American sportswear brand also announced that the204L sneaker, hot off of its Kith collaboration, has its in-line debut taking place later this month.JJJJoundmade more noise in the space, teasing its second Salomon collaboration, which involves the XT-6 this time. For adidas, it delivered theMegaride S2while a first look at a floral Stan Smith byatmos pinkhit the net.
With all of last week's major headlines revisited, let's dive into this week's top drops, starting with the latest entry in Nike's 'NY vs. NY' series. Afterwards,slide by HBX to shop sneakers that are available now.
Release Date:July 22Release Price:$130 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:When it comes to summer streetball, New York City is the place to be. Its NYvsNY tournament unites the best young hoopers and is often paid homage to with thematic sneakers from Nike, which hosts the event. This year's pair features the Air Force 1 Low in white with lenticular Swooshes, lateral NYvsNY heel branding, and a semi-translucent mint outsole.
Release Date:July 22Release Price:$135 USD to $140 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:In case you missed out last week, Arts-Rec's two-shoe collaboration with Nike SB is back for a second drop. Both its SB Dunk Low and SB Air Trainer 1, the latter of which is back for the first time in years, feature animal print-inspired overlays. The SB Dunk Low's mixed material build also carries notes of orange, green, and pink while the SB Air Trainer 1 combines pink with maroon and rust orange.
Release Date:July 23Release Price:$160 USDWhere to Buy:New BalanceWhy You Should Cop:It's been less than three months since New Balance introduced the ABZORB 2010 sneaker to the market and the model's already made its mark on 2025. On top of a high-powered list of collaborators, from Ronnie Fieg to Comme des Garçons HOMME, the brand has been assembling rich color compositions, which is set to expand this week with the introduction of the 'Linen' colorway. This pair sees its pigskin suede, leather, and mesh upper adorned with various brown hues while yellow strikes the midsole.
Release Date:July 24Release Price:$135 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:With the WNBA's All-Star festivities now in the rearview mirror, it's time for the rest of the season to unravel. For Sabrina Ionescu, her prowess on the court continues to be amplified by her newest signature shoe, the Nike Sabrina 3. Introduced just a week ago for the All-Star break, it's back for the launch of its lead 'Blueprint' look. The court-ready sneaker is highlighted in 'Glacier Blue,' combining with 'Metallic Gold' Swooshes and an icy translucent outsole.
Release Date:July 24Release Price:$140 USDWhere to Buy:BeASpungeWhy You Should Cop:Salehe Bembury surprised sneakerheads when he announced that his rare 'F&F Tree Camo' colorway of the Crocs Pollex Clog would be releasing to the public, nearly three years after revealing the design and calling it an F&F-exclusive. This prompted fans to consider if the Crocs Pollex Juniper 'F&F Tree Camo' would see a similar treatment after being unveiled in 2024. Now, a similar fate will be met after all as the camo-equipped sneaker is set to drop this week with a gum sole backing its outdoor-ready upper.
Release Date:July 25Release Price:$225 USDWhere to Buy:A Ma ManiéreWhy You Should Cop:A Ma Maniére made history as one of two collaborators to work with Converse, Jordan Brand, and Nike for one sneaker campaign last year. Since then, it's continued to work closely with the Swoosh, dropping additional takes on the Air Force 1 Low and Air Max 95 last month. Now, it's back with another version of the Air Jordan 5, producing a 'Black Collective' colorway that combines black and white with 'Burgundy Crush' and 'Violet Ore' detailing. Subtle co-branding is scattered throughout the sneaker and its special packaging.
Release Date:July 25Release Price:$210 USDWhere to Buy:ASICSWhy You Should Cop:Another curated style by Kiko Kostadinov Studio and the ASICS SportStyle development team is here: introducing the US6-S GEL-KINETIC FLUENT. Key changes to the lifestyle sneaker include a leather toe panel, a familiar pull tab loop at the tongue, and two-tone mesh. Three colorways of 'Black/Vanilla,' 'Glacier Grey/Soft Sky,' and 'Cayenne/Copperhead' offer distinct looks for the reworked sneaker.
Release Date:July 26Release Price:$140 USDWhere to Buy:adidasWhy You Should Cop:Bad Bunny and adidas came together to celebrate Puerto Rico, where Benito is performing a 30-show residency, by assembling three colorways dedicated to three different parts of the Caribbean island. Now, the duo's pink 'Cabo Rojo' pair is set to receive a global launch, paying homage to the town's salt flats and rare pink water. His reinterpretation of the Gazelle Indoor, one that combines a puffed layered tongue, size tag at the heel, and altered toe layout, hosts this summer-ready rendition of the shoe.
Release Date:July 26Release Price:$320 AUD (approx. $209 USD)Where to Buy:Above The CloudsWhy You Should Cop:Australia's Above The Clouds has worked closely with ASICS in recent years, most recently producing a wide variety of GT-2160s. Now, the duo is ready to drop two takes on the GEL-QUANTUM 360 I. The agile sneaker merges the worlds of performance and style with an extended lacing system combining with a reinforced toe cap in silver, as well as a bonded mesh layering structure. Its two 'Soft Yellow' colorways combine with red and black respectively.
Release Date:July 26Release Price:$220 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:Jordan Brand kicked off its new 'Rare Air' series with two takes on the Air Jordan 1 High OG and, later, a special Air Jordan 3. The theme, which draws inspiration from early sample pairs with unique branding elements, is now being imagined through the lens of the Air Jordan 4. Removable tongue patches reveal 'JORDAN RARE AIR' text, which is present in either white or a limited edition gold.