Name: OTW by Vans x Bad Idea by Chito Half Cab 33Colorway: Chito SkullSKU: VN000Z7N701MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: October 29Where to Buy: VansOTW by Vans links with Bad Idea by CHITO for a vivid reinterpretation of the Half Cab 33, turning the skate icon into a canvas for Seoul-based artist Wreckpack.Offered in a single “Chito Skull” colorway, the sneaker is covered in Wreckpack’s distinctive airbrushed artwork, with the palette moving from muted green around the collar into sandy ochre, vivid orange and red across the forefoot. Dense black linework runs across the upper like hand-drawn tattoo or graffiti markings, while purple-and-black graphics wrap the foxing for an additional hit of contrast.Black laces and hardware temper the brighter colors, with custom tongue and Half Cab branding completing the deliberately raw, hand-worked appearance. Beneath the graphic-emblazoned upper, the Half Cab 33 receives a material update that improves its durability and comfort, along with a supportive padded collar and Sola Foam ADC All-Day Comfort insole for softer cushioning underfoot.The sneaker forms part of Bad Idea’s broader artist-driven approach: CHITO worked with Wreckpack on the footwear while Los Angeles artist Liter carries the collection into apparel, including a graphic tee and washed-black sweatshirt detailed with tonal triangular appliqués and hand-stitched X accents.  View this post on Instagram  

Name: HAVEN x Timberland Field BootColorway: BlackSKU: TBCMSRP: $230 USDRelease Date: October 30Where to Buy: HAVEN, HAVEN retail stores, Timberland, select Timberland storesHAVEN and Timberland have teamed up on a new take on the Timberland Field Boot, dressing the classic hiker in a single-tone hairy suede upper inspired by the dark volcanic slopes of Black Tusk. The collaboration keeps the Field Boot’s rugged bones intact while layering in technical upgrades and a more restrained, tonal finish.The upper is where the collaboration makes its clearest statement. Rather than the contrast panels and mixed materials of many Field Boot iterations, HAVEN wraps the entire shaft in one shade of hairy suede, letting the nap of the material carry the visual interest. The brushed texture gives the boot a weathered depth that ties directly back to the rock faces of Black Tusk, and the monochrome approach pushes the hiker toward a quieter, more refined look without stripping away its utility.The technical package matches that intent. A GORE-TEX lining guards against wet conditions, while PrimaLoft insulation adds warmth for colder days. A reinforced toe cap shores up the front of the boot against scuffs and impacts, and a Vibram sole anchors the build with long-wearing durability. Together, the components make the pair just as capable on a muddy switchback as on a city sidewalk.The landscape behind the design gives the boot its identity. Black Tusk is one of the most recognizable peaks in the Coast Mountains, a jagged volcanic spire that juts out of a web of glacial valleys and is visible from long distances. As weather rolls across the terrain, alpine meadows, glaciers and vivid blue lakes come into view below the dark rock, and that contrast between soft surroundings and harsh stone is what the suede is meant to evoke.To shoot the campaign, the HAVEN team traveled to Black Tusk itself, photographing the boot across sweeping viewpoints and dusty trails cut through broken volcanic rock. The brand describes the tough ascents and surreal setting as offering moments of calm and perspective, which fed back into the sense of purpose behind the project. It is a fitting backdrop for HAVEN, which is based in Vancouver, a short drive from the peak.

Name: Satisfy x adidas Adios Pro Evo 2Colorway: SilverSKU: KH6636MSRP: $600 USDRelease Date: October 30, 2026Where to Buy: adidasadidas and Satisfy Running have officially unveiled the collaborative Satisfy x adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2, bringing the independent label's distinct design perspective to the Three Stripes' pinnacle road-racing silhouette. The model commands a $600 USD price tag, positioning it among the most expensive performance shoes on the retail market.Satisfy has built its core reputation around high-end running apparel that unites technical performance with a directional fashion sensibility, earning a dedicated following among serious milers. In this latest joint venture, the brand applies its focused design approach to an elite racing platform engineered specifically for competitive athletes chasing marathon medals.Distancing itself from daily casual wear or relaxed jogging, the Adios Pro Evo 2 prioritizes pure speed and running efficiency through a specialized, ultralight construction. The sneaker's premium $600 USD price tag places it firmly at the intersection of elite running technology and high-end sneaker collecting, catering to runners putting in road work as well as enthusiasts seeking a rare artifact of modern running culture.The Satisfy x adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 is scheduled to release on October 30, 2026, for $600 USD via adidas.