From Salomon to New Balance, the Seven Best Sneakers to Cop This Week
This weekly guide sorts the very best from the rest when it comes to the saturated world of sneaker releases, with information on release dates and where to buy. Please note: Some sneakers may sell out at speed.
Raffles, friends and family releases, and player exclusives — all of that before a mere mention of the many fire general sneaker releases out there. The world of sneaker drops can be a tricky place to navigate, but we’re here to help. Behold, the best of the best of what's arriving on shop floors this week.
From an archival all-terrain Salomon collaboration, to On and Sky High Farm's answer to a technical gardening clog — the cream of the sneaker crop awaits.
Whatcha waitin' for?
Shop the best sneaker releases on the market, as well as upcoming sneaker drops, below.
Salomon Grolle x The Broken Arm
Release Date: November 4
Editor's Notes: The Broken Arm has a knack for making utilitarian footwear feel like a considered design object, and the Grolle is a good example. The mid-cut boot combines a cracked coating, subtle embroidery, and a metal buckle with a sole unit drawn from Salomon’s outdoor archive. Its leather is left close to its natural state, allowing it to develop more character with wear. Here’s a boot that makes a convincing case for getting older.
On x Sky High Gardens Cloud Low Waterproof
Release Date: November 4
Editor's Notes: A gardening clog with performance credentials? Sky High Gardens brings a workwear sensibility to On’s technical footwear, creating a waterproof shoe built for all-day wear. Double Helion superfoam provides cushioning and stability, while the Date and Torchwood colorway keeps things suitably earthy. Whether your itinerary involves tending flower beds or pounding pavement, consider your feet covered.
New Balance Made in USA 990v7
Release Date: November 6
Editor's Notes: The 990 has been a New Balance flagship since 1982, and the v7 refines the formula without overcomplicating it. Classic mesh and pigskin suede meet tumbled leather accents on the tongue and heel tab. Underfoot, a full-length, dual-density FuelCell midsole works with ENCAP technology and a TPU midfoot shank to provide cushioning, support, and a propulsive feel. Grey, Made in USA, and reassuringly familiar: some habits are worth keeping.
Reebok x A Herd of Bison Trailzillo DMX Shoes
Release Date: November 6
Editor's Notes: A Herd of Bison’s latest trip through Reebok’s archive takes a utilitarian turn. Inspired by a 2000s trail shoe, the Trailzillo DMX features molded TPU overlays, DMX Dynamic Air Cushioning, and a Vibram rubber outsole. Its best detail? A detachable lace cover with a zip pocket, accompanied by a compass attached via carabiner. The black, purple, and neon lime palette should help you stand out, even if your expedition ends at the corner store.
Nike Air Jordan 6 "White Infrared"
Release Date: November 7
Editor's Notes: MJ’s first championship shoe returns 35 years after its 1991 debut. Drawing inspiration from German sports cars, Tinker Hatfield gave the Air Jordan 6 a streamlined shape that still holds up decades later. The “White Infrared,” one of the model’s original colorways, pairs its familiar white upper with sharp red accents and Nike Air heel branding. Some shoes carry a legacy. This one helped build it.
New Balance TL900
Release Date: November 5
Editor's Notes: New Balance gives the trail walking boot a contemporary update with the TL900. A suede and mesh upper keeps things rooted in familiar outdoor territory, while a hardware-style N logo adds a sharper finish. The Linen and Wakame colorway brings an understated mix of earthy shades to the 646-gram silhouette. For a brand so closely associated with running shoes, it’s a compelling invitation to slow down.
Salomon x Pas Normal Studios AERO BLAZE 4 GORE-TEX
Release Date: November 5
Editor's Notes: Cycling’s steady conquest of fashion is no secret, but Pas Normal Studios’ latest Salomon collaboration takes a detour into running. The AERO BLAZE 4 pairs an understated, earthy palette with a GORE-TEX waterproof membrane, a gravel-ready contaGRIP outsole, and an optiFOAM² midsole for a responsive ride across surfaces. The result brings the cycling label’s clean aesthetic to footwear suited to wet commutes and off-road excursions alike.
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