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Sneaker Releases | How to Cop This Weeks Top Drops | 4th November 2024
Keeping track of sneaker releases can be tricky at the best of times, but as the OG’s in Organising The Chaos, we’ve made it simple for you. Below is a list of the hottest drops this week, so you don’t take any L’s! Check our newsfeed every Monday for an updated round up.
Tuesday 5th November
Nike Air 180 QS ‘Joker’ (FZ3058-001)
The Nike Air Max 180 makes a bold comeback in a ‘Joker’ palette, blending sleek black suede and mesh with vibrant action green accents on the laces and outsole – a nod to the iconic villain’s distinctive look. A crisp white Swoosh balances the look, while purple touches at the heel and midsole add depth. Featuring the classic 180-degree Air unit in the heel for all-day comfort, this ’90s silhouette combines nostalgia with fresh flair, making it a standout addition for Air Max fans and collectors alike.
New Balance Numeric 480 ‘Chocolate Skateboards’ (NM480SWT)
New Balance, Numeric and Chocolate Skateboards have teamed up to reimagine the 480 silhouette in honour of Chocolate’s 30th anniversary, fusing Chocolate’s rich Los Angeles skate heritage with New Balance Numeric’s technical craftsmanship. Offering premium versions with suede uppers and breathable air mesh tongues, these kicks are built for durability and comfort both on and off the board. Signature red accents pay homage to Chocolate’s legacy, while the high-top 480 includes embossed Chocolate flags on the collar for a subtle, collaborative nod.
New Balance Numeric 480 ‘Chocolate Skateboards’ >>
Thursday 7th November
Nike Shox Ride 2 ‘Light Bone’ (HQ5412-072)
The Nike Shox Ride 2 steps out in a sleek ‘Light Bone’ colourway, bringing a fresh, modern vibe to this iconic early-2000s silhouette. With a crisp ‘Sail’ and white mesh upper, complemented by subtle grey overlays, this reissue has a tech-inspired layered look. The real eye-catcher, however, is the vibrant orange Swoosh, injecting a bold pop of colour against the minimalist backdrop. True to the Shox legacy, the Ride 2 features its signature spring-loaded heel columns for a bouncy, responsive feel, paired with Air cushioning up front for all-day comfort.
Nike Shox Ride 2 ‘Light Bone’ >>
Nike Air Max 1 ’86 PRM ‘Powerwall BRS’ – 2024 (HF0551-300)
New Balance Numeric and Chocolate Skateboards have teamed up to reimagine the 480 silhouette in honour of Chocolate’s 30th anniversary, fusing Chocolate’s rich Los Angeles skate heritage with New Balance Numeric’s technical craftsmanship. Offering two premium versions with suede uppers and breathable air mesh tongues, these kicks are built for durability and comfort on and off the board.
Nike Air Max 1 ’86 PRM ‘Powerwall BRS’ >>
MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon ACS Pro ‘Black’ (L47392800)
Building on their powerhouse collaboration, Salomon x MM6 Maison Margiela unveiled their latest Ready-To-Wear Capsule, bringing the AC2 PRO 2 MM6 MAISON MARGIELA runner back in an ultra-stealthy colourway. Featuring a monochromatic black-on-black look, the iteration is elevated by a glossy, exoskeletal finish that exudes bold, futuristic appeal.
MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon ACS Pro ‘Black’ >>
Saturday 9th November
Wu-Tang x Nike Dunk High – 2024 (HJ4320-001)
Originally released in ’99 with only 36 pairs ever produced, these ultra-rare kicks had sneakerheads scrambling to get their hands on them. Paying tribute to the original Nike Dunk High ‘Iowa’ colorway from the 1985 ‘Be True to Your School’ collection, this reissue brings back the iconic black-and-yellow combo that caught the Wu-Tang Clan’s eye and matched their unmistakable aesthetic.
Wu-Tang x Nike Dunk High – 2024 >>
Check the newsfeed on Monday for an updated list of next week’s drops.
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