Nike is set to launch a highly anticipated sneaker lineup throughout March, featuring restocks and new iterations of iconic models. The releases include the return of the Air Max 95 Neon with a wider availability, alongside the Air Max 90 in the same vibrant colorway.
Alongside these, Nike will bring back several key retros and Protros, such as the Kobe 5, KD 6, Air Foamposite One Pro, and Air Griffey Max 1. These models cater to both collectors and everyday wearers seeking classic styles with updated releases.
Nike ACG Ultrafly Trail Aloe Verde is scheduled for early March, priced at $250. This is the third version of Nike’s trail shoe under the ACG line, featuring a bold green colorway without the traditional Swoosh. Its distinctive design extends an original print from the upper to the midsole.
The Nike LeBron 23 Good Intentions drops shortly after, retailing at $210. This edition is inspired by LeBron James’ controversial "The Decision" moment, with a pink upper referencing the button-up shirt he wore during the announcement. It reflects a storytelling approach tied closely to James’ career highlights.
March 5 sees the restock of the Nike Air Max 95 Neon at $190. This version includes a Big Bubble design, expanding availability to women’s and kids’ sizes—a broader offering than last year’s limited release. The Nike Air Max 90 Neon also releases simultaneously for $135, bringing the classic neon color scheme to a veteran Air Max silhouette.
The Nike Ja 3 At Dawn, priced at $135, continues its streak as one of StockX’s highest-selling performance basketball shoes outside of the Kobe series. It debuts a bold new colorway with New Jersey-inspired cues, currently unexplained, making it a notable release in the performance category.
Later in March, the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 Varsity Royal returns on the 6th for $180. This sneaker revisits a colorway that has been absent for five years, originally debuted in 2009, showing Nike’s commitment to reissuing fan-favorite Griffey Jr. designs beyond the evergreen Clearwater theme.
The Nike KD 6 PB&J relaunches on March 13 at $145. This classic 2013 model features a unique jelly Swoosh print that adds a textured detail to the shoe’s design. It marks KD’s continued presence in retro performance releases for basketball enthusiasts.
The Nike Kobe 5 Protro Lower Merion arrives on March 23, priced at $200. This Protro homage represents Kobe Bryant’s roots by showcasing a colorway inspired by his high school team’s away jerseys, reinforcing Nike’s strategy in celebrating athlete pedigree through design.
Concluding the month, the Nike Air Foamposite Pro University Blue drops on March 27 for $240. It sports a distinctive gem Swoosh differentiating it from the standard Foamposite version, returning in the rare Carolina blue that was originally available only in 2003.
Nike’s March sneaker slate balances limited-edition restocks and noteworthy retros. Collectors should note price points range from $135 to $250, with sizes spanning from grade school to adult. The mix of performance and lifestyle models highlights Nike’s ongoing effort to cater to various consumer interests in the sneaker market.
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