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Sneakerheads are bombarded with news of upcoming releases on a daily basis. To save you some time from searching each and every site and leak account, we've taken it upon ourselves to sift through the onslaught and bring you a few noteworthy kicks that have captured our attention.

Today, Reebok revealed a new colorway of the DMX Trail Shadow Approach influenced by the great outdoors. The silhouette, which debuted last year, is a retro-outdoor-inspired take on the brand's iconic DMX Trail Shadow.

Fans of '90s gems can look forward to Nike re-releasing the Air Tuned Max for the first time ever in its original colorway. The brand is also gearing up for an additional Air Max celebration with a capsule that includes numerous models.

If Vans are your thing, you can take advantage of a new paisley pair from the California skate brand, as the Bold Ni has just arrived in two enticing looks. And for a non-sneaker option, British boot maker Hunter this week introduced a brand new mule in the form of the Play Clog.

Read on to get the latest info about Reebok's DMX Trail Shadow Approach "Deep Forest" and more.

Reebok DMX Trail Shadow Approach "Deep Forest"

Release Date: April 1

Where to Buy: Select retailers such as Packer, Bodega, and SSENSE

Editor’s Notes: The "Deep Forest" iteration of the DMX Trail Shadow Approach draws from green landscapes traversed while hiking and traditional mountaineering footwear of the same color. Inspired by '90s hiking looks, the Reebok sneaker boasts an oversized mudguard that extends upward from the sole. While heavily influenced by the outdoors, the DMX Trail Shadow Approach is designed for urban wear and mountain exploration alike.

Nike Air Tuned Max "Dark Charcoal"

Release Date: April 3

Where to Buy: Nike SNKRS and select retailers

Editor’s Notes: Nike has something special in store for Swoosh stans beyond Air Max Day. At the beginning of April, the Air Tuned Max is returning for the first time ever, and in its original colorway. Undoubtedly ahead of its time, the old school Air Max model initially released in 1999. The 2021 iteration, however, has been updated with modern technology, while still being anchored by Tuned Air and that eye-catching iridescent finish.

Vans Bold Ni "Paisley" Pack

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy: Select retailers such as Coutié

Editor’s Notes: Per the name of the collection, these Bold Ni colorways incorporate an allover paisley print on the canvas uppers. Matching leather Sidestripes then brand each iteration on the side, while Vans' signature "Off the Wall" logo is applied to the heel. The low-top shoe is outfitted with UltraCush drop-in sockliners for enhanced comfort.

F/CE. x COSTS x ASICS All Court Alpha-L “Manchuria Window”

Release Date: April 2

Where to Buy: Select retailers TBC

Editor’s Notes: For its latest collaboration, ASICS has teamed up with fellow Japanese outfit F/CE. and COSTS to present the All-Court Alpha-L “Manchuria Window.” The mature makeup is influenced by Japanese and Chinese style trends, while simultaneously drawing from the outdoors and sports culture. Luxe suede covers the majority of the high-top's upper, while ASICS' patented GEL cushioning is implemented below to offer superior performance and comfort.

Hunter Play Clog

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy: Hunter

Editor’s Notes: In case you haven't been paying attention, mules are having quite the moment. British boot manufacturer Hunter — known for the iconic Original rain boot — is getting in on the action by debuting the all-new Play Clog. The Play Clog is a versatile slip-on that can be worn during any season, with or without socks. Available in men's and women's sizes, the clog comes optioned in a variety of bold colorways for just $75.

Nike “City to the World” Pack

Release Date: March 27

Where to Buy: Nike, Foot Locker, Footaction, and Champs Sports

Editor’s Notes: Nike has teamed up with Foot Locker for a thematic collection arriving in conjunction with this year's Air Max Day celebration. The "City to the World" pack highlights four US cities — Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York — as each location serves as inspiration for a different Air Max sneaker. With prices ranging from $130 to $210, the capsule includes the Air Max 90, Air Max 95, Air Max 97, and Air VaporMax Plus.

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