Trump’s new and idiotic tariffs might’ve sent Nike’s stock spiraling down something ridiculous, but that’s not stopping them from continuing to release some much anticipated heat going forward. The next big drop is coming next week in the form of the SB Air Jordan 4 “Navy Blue.”
According to Sneaker News, the second colorway of the much beloved SB x Air Jordan 4 collaboration will see an April 15 release on Nike’s loathed SNKRS app just weeks after seeing its first drop via raffles from participating skate shops around the globe. Rumored to be only 50,000 pairs available worldwide (less on the SNKRS app after its first initial drop), the sneaker community has been eagerly waiting for their second chance to get a pair as millions of sneaker heads took L’s on the raffles the first time around.
Still, nothing is set in stone. And Nike could simply change up the release date at the last minute as they’ve been known to do.
Per Sneaker News:
Sneaker News can confirm that the Jordan 4 SB “Navy” will be available on April 15th, 2025 on SNKRS for $225. Although official release details have not yet been disclosed, it is possible that the Swoosh will employ the same procedure from the Jordan 4 SB “Pine Green” launch roughly two years ago.
Instead of the typical Draw, where users have a dedicated window of time to submit an entry, Nike could be employing an Exclusive Access Draw in which users have to meet a list of specific criteria to even have a chance at copping at retail. The criteria likely includes entering a certain number of Nike SB launches and/or minimum purchases of SB product. Again, this is not confirmed; we are merely reiterating what happened with the Pine Green SB release.
The way the SNKRS app be dishing out L’s like the point guard on your favorite team, we’re not sure how well this release will go. But best believe their will be many more losers than winners and everyone will take to social media to complain one way or another.
Regardless, we needs a pair so best believe we’ll be crossing our fingers and hoping Nike takes our money when release day comes around.
Will you be trying to cop a pair? Let us know in the comments section below.
