Nike’s Affordable, Y2K-Inspired Shoes Get a New Look

Initially released in Spring of this year, this retro-styled, affordable daily driver from Nike is getting a fresh new colorway to close out 2025. “Phantom/Pencil Point/Black” is a subdued take on the popular sneaker, but manages to stand out thanks to metallic, reflective detailing. The Y2K-inspired V5 RNR merges its subtle new rendition with its chunky yet lightweight design, resulting in a shoe that will fit in just about anywhere. And yes, it’s still under $100.

Sabah designed this limited-edition Baba to resemble early 20th-century Tiffany stained glass lamps. It is made from undyed, vegetable-tanned leather, which is cut and hand-painted to achieve the look. It is a one-off production of 100 pairs.

Proflex tech, Firewire’s most advanced high-performance surfboard construction yet, makes its debut on the a very special Spaceship, designed by legendary surfer Kelly Slater and renowned shaper Mike Woo. The core is lightweight EPS, buttressed by a carbon cage that regulates flex and rebound. Carbon reinforcement along the bottom and rails boosts toughness while a proprietary deck skin and S-glass deck add resilience underfoot. The promised result is swift energy transfer and high responsiveness from the jump — minimum break-in time and maximum durability for the long haul.

Mido adds to its most daring sports watch line, the angular Multifort 8 Two Crowns, with this luxe rose gold PVD version. The 40mm stainless steel case and twin octagonal crowns have both been given a rose gold PVD treatment, with matching hands against the black striated dial. The watch is paired with a black integrated rubber strap featuring a rose gold PVD end link for a seamless look. Inside and visible behind a sapphire caseback is the ETA-based Calibre 72 automatic movement, which boasts a three-day power reserve and an anti-magnetic Nivachron balance spring.

The HEMI V8 is back, including its crate variant. But more specifically, the 1,000-horsepower Hellephant A30 is back and ready for your ultimate Mopar classic build. The Auburn Hills announced the return of the crate versions in addition to the revival of the production HEMI V8 back in November. But now, the company’s just released its current price. And for the cost of a new base-level Jeep Cherokee, or roughly $35,000, you can once again rebuild the ultimate vintage Mopar of your dreams.

The Y2K staple returns. Nike’s signature Flame Cap returns to the brand’s catalog, this time in three colorways: red, blue and black.