Shelf Space: 10 New Sneakers Available at Flight Club Right Now

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Buy It Now, $250

It ain’t Ralph, except when it kind of is? Packer Shoes collaborated with Saucony for the “Snow Beach” Grid 9000, inspired by the Ralph Lauren Polo that Raekwon helped make legendary in Wu-Tang’s “Can It Be All So Simple” video. 

Buy It Now, $250

Following up on last year’s “Duck Camo” Air Max 90, atmos came back with another infrared-accented classic runner releasing exclusively at their shop before hitting other retailers. The “Bleached Denim” paneling plays against the beige underlays for another eye-catching design.

Buy It Now, $800

The thing about Flight Club is that exclusive releases don’t always stay that way. The “23NY” Jordan 1 Retro High launched at Footaction’s Flight 23 shop last month, and a portion of the lucky few who secured their pairs took them straight to Broadway for consignment.

Buy It Now, $700

As the U.S. Open descended onto New York, Nike seized an opportunity to connect two premier signature athletes and blend their footwear. The Zoom Vapor AJ3 was the fruit of those efforts, as Roger Federer’s Zoom Vapor 9.5 Tour blended with an Air Jordan III.

Buy It Now, $1,000

The Jordan Brand Classic hit Brooklyn earlier this year, and this exclusive Jordan Future arrived for a fortunate few who had the opportunity to participate. The black woven upper received some metallic gold stitching, offering up the first truly premium look we had of the relatively new silhouette. If only it were released to the general public.

Buy It Now, $140

The “Love/Hate” concept that hit Huaraches late this summer takes the tried-and-true black/red color scheme and applies it masterfully. The Air Trainer Huarache Premium may be the best of the bunch with its smooth red-suede upper and contrasting black leather straps and red-speckled midsole. 

Buy It Now, $475

While sneakerheads patiently await remastered retros from Jordan Brand, we’re reminded of what was premium. In 2010, the “Motorsports” Air Jordan VI — created to honor Michael Jordan’s passion for motorsports — was crafted with premium white leather against a deep black midsole and translucent black bottom.

Buy It Now, $160

Inspired by Joseph Heller’s Catch 22, the New Balance M1400 dropped earlier this summer as part of the Author’s Pack. With its army green, greys, and reds, the Fall-ready design receives its cues from Heller’s World War II atmosphere.

Buy It Now, $9,000

Anyone who’s visited Flight Club’s Broadway shop knows their visit isn’t complete without locating the Air Mag in the back. As deadstock pairs become rarer, gambling on legitimate pairs elsewhere is a fool’s errand. And, as expected, values reflect that. Consignors dropping off Marty McFly’s futuristic footwear at Flight Club have set their prices at $9,000.    

Buy It Now, $450

When you think Flight Club, you think limited quantities, and the “Quai 54” Jordan 9 Retro fits that bill. With only 2,000 pairs produced, the sneaker dropped in 2010 during the Jordan Brand Quai 54 Streetball Tournament and only reached select retailers.