Skip to main content

Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 “Yellow/Black” Review: The Icon That Never Quits

Medicom x Nike Dunk Low Bearbrick

 

medicom and nike dunk low bearbrick left

Medicom is still in the sneaker game, and still making colorful miniature animals. Although the shoe releasing part is like a part time gig, their collaborations with Nike which go way back is always a sight to see. Nike/Medicom collaborations tend to have a toyish, furry vibe. 

The toy company's dealings with Nike's Low Dunks is duly noted as most of, if not all their releases have been with this popular silhouette. And remember too that Medicom has been doing business with Nike since 2004 so Medicom/Low Dunks have been in a relationship for 16 years, going strong. 

The Japanese toy company seem to be happy with the business arrangement. Although it's collaboration hasn't been on the wild side in terms of design, the branding is noteworthy. This recent iteration is the most wild design we have seen from a Medicom/Nike collaboration. It's furry, that's wild. 

Early this year, the pair released the Medicom X Nike Be@rbrick, which was furry black, but this time it's furry brown. So this Low Dunk can match with your black or brown furry pet if you're thinking of twinning. That's a joke. 

The popularity of Medicom's 2004 collaboration with Nike in producing a white, blue and orange Low Dunk, and they've been riding the hype train ever since with their Be@4brick branding. They've delivered some interesting takes on Dunks using reflective uppers, canvases and denim. But the company had yet to embrace its furry side until 2020. It goes with their mascot which is a bear, and their logo using the "@' symbol morphed into the head of a bear. 

The branding this is the most harmonious we have seen. They've used the Nike SB Blazer as a starting point, one of the silhouettes they had done before. The Medicom x Nike SB Dunk Low has a sail hairy upper, which gives off a premium furry look. The Medicom branding is not lost in all the fur, as you can see it at the heel and the hairless tongue. 

The stich work is apparent through out the shoe, adding character and harmonizing with the black heel tab. The vulcanized soles finish off the "wild" look while the inner soles has Nike's Swoosh and SB logo and Medicom's Bearbrick logo and toy prints. 

The Medicom x Nike Bearbrick will launch on December 26th. 

medicom and nike dunk low bearbrick left pair

medicom and nike dunk low bearbrick above

medicom and nike dunk low bearbrick right side

Popular posts from this blog

Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 “Yellow/Black” Review: The Icon That Never Quits

  Some sneakers get hot for a season. The   Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 “Yellow/Black”   has been doing the opposite for decades—staying instantly recognizable, easy to wear, and culturally stamped. It’s minimal, lightweight, and sharp in a way most “retro” shoes try to imitate but never quite nail. If you’re looking for a true everyday classic that still turns heads, this one’s a no-brainer. Why the “Yellow/Black” Mexico 66 is the one everyone knows Even if someone can’t name it, they’ve probably seen it. The bold yellow upper, black Tiger stripes, and low-profile shape make it one of the most recognizable sneakers in the retro lane. It’s the pair that people picture when they hear “Mexico 66,” and it carries that rare mix of   heritage + style + simplicity   that works across generations. This is the colorway that’s loud without being obnoxious—bright enough to pop, clean enough to stay classy. Design and materials: simple, vintage, and intentional The Mexico 66 ...

Jalen Hurts’ “Jawn Air” Jordan 11 Cleats: A Custom Tribute to Philly Swagger on the Field

  Sunday, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts didn’t just lead his team to victory—he did it with style that screamed Philly from every angle. As the Birds took on their opponents in a hard-fought Week 4 clash, all eyes weren’t just on Hurts’ pinpoint passes and elusive scrambles; they were glued to his feet. Rocking a pair of pristine white Air Jordan 11 cleats emblazoned with “Jawn Air” on the tongue, Hurts turned the gridiron into his personal runway, blending NFL grit with sneaker culture flair. The cleats, a player-exclusive (PE) design from Jordan Brand, quickly went viral on social media, with fans and sneakerheads alike dubbing them “fire” and “cold” in equal measure.  Philadelphia’s own Eliot Shorr-Parks captured the moment on X, sharing a close-up snap that highlighted the custom detailing, while Complex Sneakers broke it down as a fresh drop in Hurts’ growing lineup of personalized kicks.  But what makes these Jordan 11s more than just another game-day ...

Adidas Handball Spezial “Made in Germany” — Heritage Elevated

Purchase: ADIDAS When adidas goes back into the archives, sneakerheads know something special is on the way. The latest release in the Handball Spezial line brings that old-school flavor with a new level of craftsmanship. The Handball Spezial “Made in Germany” takes one of adidas’s most iconic silhouettes from the late ’70s and elevates it with premium materials and heritage production. A Legacy Built in Sport and Style The Handball Spezial first hit the scene in 1979 as an indoor handball shoe. Built with reliable grip, supportive structure, and a low-profile design, it quickly became a favorite beyond the court. Over the decades, it transitioned into casual wear and gained a following in terrace culture across Europe, eventually becoming one of adidas’s most enduring retro sneakers. What “Made in Germany” Means Unlike standard pairs produced on a larger scale, the “Made in Germany” line reflects adidas’s roots. Each pair is crafted in the brand’s German facilities with higher-qua...

Nike Ja 3 CNY “Year of the Horse” (Lunar New Year) — Fast, Loud, and Built to Attack

  Nike’s Lunar New Year drops are usually more than just a new colorway—they’re storytelling sneakers. For 2026’s   Year of the Horse , the   Nike Ja 3 CNY “Year of the Horse”   leans all the way into what Ja Morant’s game looks like: explosive first steps, constant pressure, and zero hesitation. Nike pairs that energy with bold holiday details, premium textures, and a performance setup made for guards who live in attack mode.   The “Year of the Horse” theme (and why it fits Ja) In Chinese zodiac culture, the horse is commonly associated with traits like   bravery, fortune, and honor —and Nike frames this release as Ja charging into the new year headfirst.   That theme shows up in small details that make the shoe feel “special edition” instead of “same model, different paint.” Colorway and materials: Bright Crimson + gold with a premium twist This pair is built around a   Bright Crimson upper   with   Light Chocolate accents , finished w...

Pink Takes Center Court: The adidas Harden Vol. 9 “Flamingo Pink”

  As the NBA preseason heats up and fall vibes settle in, James Harden’s signature sneaker line with adidas is delivering a splash of color that’s impossible to ignore. Enter the Harden Vol. 9 “Flamingo Pink”—a vibrant, all-encompassing pink iteration that’s set to drop on September 20, 2025, just one day from now. Priced at $160, this release isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s a nod to Harden’s bold on-court persona and the ongoing evolution of his partnership with the Three Stripes, blending eye-popping style with performance-grade tech that keeps hoopers moving. For those keeping score, the Harden Vol. 9 has been a standout since its debut earlier this year, earning praise for its lightweight build and responsive feel. This “Flamingo Pink” colorway builds on that foundation, echoing a beloved scheme from the previous Harden Vol. 8 while injecting fresh energy into the fall/winter 2025 lineup. It’s part of a broader collection that includes seven diverse looks, from the slime gree...