On Our Radar this week: the “Pink Foam” 110s are restocking, the adidas SPZL S/S ’26 collection is just around the corner, Patta drops another Air Max 1 Wave, NOTE Manchester is serving up the most English Nike this year and more.

Whatever you like to call them, the “Pink Foam”, “Gunsmokes” or Kim K 110s are restocking in 2026. After coming back last year as one of the 3 ‘OG colourways’ to highlight the Big Bubble retro, it’s obvious that a lot of people are still after a pair. Now that chance has come, with rumours surrounding similar stock levels for this year's “Pink Foam” 110 release as we got with the “OG Neon”. Question is, who’s getting the full pink rig out to match? Shotgun not me.

Simon Porte continues to prove his exquisite taste for Nike silhouettes with this relic to retro story. Previously buried in Nike founder Bill Bowerman’s garden, the Moon Shoe’s backstory is a super interesting one. Now, the ‘70s track runner has been revived, perfectly suited to the feet of global musician Solange and model Iris Law. Porte is one of a few people on this planet who could have reframed this piece of Swoosh history for the women’s sportswear category, so hats off to him.

There’s not long to wait for the second Air Max 1 Wave drop this year. Here in the “White Hyper Crimson” colourway, this pair is much more wearable than the previous orange edition, with just the right level of orange this time around. Zoom into our photos and check out the grain on that grey panelling, looks like quality will be A1 for this drop. March 28th for these people, don’t sleep!

Gary Aspden and the SPZL crew are finally dropping the first collection of 2026. After upping the ante the past two years, the SS 2026 collection seems more considered, with previous silhouettes such as the Burnden, Punstock and Mendacino getting second iterations. Personally, I’ll be grabbing the Punstock IIs, but that SL-80-inspired Samoa colourway is also speaking to me.

Forget the England 110, this is the most English pair of Nikes you’ll see drop all year. Coming straight out of the Northern Quarter, this delicious Dunk is inspired by one of the nation’s favourite pastimes, that of some tea and biscuits. The video campaign is just as good as the shoe’s extra Swoosh and laces, you can tell no details have been spared. This NOTE SB Dunk might be the first Dunk to fly off the shelves in a minute, so best set release reminders on these.

These two Ducks of a Feather x Nike Air Max 95 are story-driven editions we need. Typically, the DOAF drops have been extremely limited, so it is great to see the “The Woods” and “Lumber Yard” getting a wider release. Having already dropped at Flight Club, the second release will be online via the GOAT platform on Air Max day 26.03. Let’s hope resell isn’t too high on them so we get a chance to lace them up here in the UK.

This Houston Rodeo collection is about to shine a huge spotlight on the adidas BW Army and for good reason. The Whitaker Group has outdone themselves with this capsule, raising the stock price on the BW Army thanks to a tasteful cow print and studded edition. It’s no secret that the silhouette has gained serious traction over the past year, but after these make the rounds across Instagram, let’s just say demand for the model is set to grow.

The OTW range at Vans is about to see another surge in traffic with the release of this Archive Flame capsule. Designed by the same person who’s been behind all the other massively hyped GR editions, we’d happily welcome these lit Old Skools into our rotation.