We're rolling into the final days of November with a full head of steam, and the world's biggest sneaker brands have one more round of drops set for us before we switch the calendar to the year's final month. Nike, adidas, PUMA and more have everything from high-heat hoop shoes and altered takes on classics locked and loaded for this week, but before we dive in let's take a look back at what went down over the last seven days first.

Nike had a wild week across all verticals, with two tenured collaborators, Stash and Hiroshi Fujiwara, teasing forthcoming projects (Air Max 95/Air Force 1 and Air Zoom Spiridon, respectively). Kobe Bryant got a tribute on two different Air Force 1 colorways — the "Home" and a black pair — that are set to release next month, while Travis Scott's Jordan Jumpman Jack "Bright Cactus" had its official images revealed and several Nike/Jordan Brand sneakers debuted in Fortnite.

Not to be outdone, adidas made plenty of noise of their own. Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles debuted a new Bad Bunny collab, while Jerry Lorenzo's next Fear of God Athletics basketball shoes surfaced and the brand showed off a Foam Runner-indebted silhouette called the Lightblaze Moc. Other brands got in on the mix, with New Balance's 993 having multiple moments in the spotlight thanks to the likes of JJJJound and Aimé Leon Dore, while OTTO 958 showed off its latest ASICS collab and stylist Veneda Carter continued her collaborative relationship with Timberland.

Now that you're up to speed, check out what shoes are dropping this upcoming week and be sure to hit up HBX to shop styles that are available now.

Sporty & Rich x adidas SL72 "Sweden Pack"

Release Date: November 26
Release Price: $120 USD
Where to Buy: adidas
Why You Should Cop:Sporty & Rich announced its new collaboration with adidas Originals on the SL72 "Sweden Pack" last week -- and it's inspired by S&R's founder Emily Oberg's half-Swedish roots. The SL72 silhouette was first unveiled during the 1972 Olympics -- and with this new iteration of the shoe, it's been reworked with a retro aesthetic that pays homage to the athletic footwear designs of the 70s. adidas and S&R have used a selection of blue and yellow shades throughout the collaboration, using the colors to nod to Sweden's national colors. Customary Three Stripe branding is applied to the lateral sides of the shoes, while further branding is applied to the tongues and heel counters to round things off.

Nike Air Max Waffle "Triple Black"

Release Date: November 26
Release Price: $140 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Nike is continuing to offer sleek and distinctive variations of its slew of leading silhouettes. The Swoosh has now presented its latest iteration of its Air Max Waffle Racer in a "Triple Black" colorway in a design that integrates design elements from its Waffle Racer and Air Max Plus. The sneaker is complemented by a matte black base with suede overlays, while other signature elements -- including the new jewel logo from the Air Max Plus -- come alongside a new vintage-inspired Nike heel cup. Rounding things off, a splash of vibrancy has been added to the pair through the neon orange accents on the tongue.

Scooby-Doo x PUMA MB.04

Release Date: November 27
Release Price: $135 USD
Where to Buy: PUMA
Why You Should Cop: LaMelo Ball's PUMA line often presents new and interesting collaborations that bring fun elements to the basketball court. The hooper has now unveiled his latest collaboration, linking up with Scooby-Doo for a vibrant design that takes inspiration from the beloved Mystery Machine. The PUMA MB.04 is hit with a slew of mysterious detailing, including alien-inspired overlays. Meanwhile, LaMelo's signature "1 of One" and "RARE" logos are added (as expected), while a custom Scooby-Doo graphic is applied to the heel tab and PUMA's formstrip to add an additional splash of nostalgia.

adidas AE1 Low "Iron Sharpens Iron"

Release Date: November 29
Release Price: $110 USD
Where to Buy: adidas
Why You Should Cop: Since adidas and Anthony Edwards of the Minnesota Timberwolves introduced the AE 1s last year, the sneaker has been reimagined in a range of bold colors, eye-catching metallic finishes, and dynamic, technicolor designs. Now, Edwards is gearing up to release the “Iron Sharpens Iron” colorway —a cutting-edge, futuristic style that's dropping in the coming days. The classic honeycomb mesh upper features a silver-tinted, iridescent finish that reflects a spectrum of purple, blue, and pink. “Solar Orange” accents pop on the tongue tab, within the sole’s indentations, and on the three-stripes logo perched above the carbon fiber heel counter.

Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Game Royal"

Release Date: November 30
Release Price: $140 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: The Air Jordan 1 Low OG continues to be a key fixture in Jordan Brand's seasonal collections. While Travis Scott's reverse-Swoosh designs often steal the spotlight, there are several in-line releases that deserve attention. Among them is the highly awaited "Game Royal" version. The sneaker has been designed with mesh tongues and an inner lining to bring in additional comfort, meanwhile, the white base is complemented by the "Game Royal" accents. Rounding things off, customary Swoosh logos and "Nike Air" tongue logos are added to the tongues, while Wings logos are at the heels.

Air Jordan 12 "Phantom"

Release Date: December 2
Release Price: $200 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Jordan Brand is continuing to expand its Holiday 2024 lineup by introducing one of its cleanest additions of the year: the Air Jordan 12 "Phantom." The colorway is understated and its dressed with metallic gold detailing on the white leather upper. Additionally, the shoe is hit with classic Jumpman branding throughout, coming alongside a reinforced carbon fiber plate that provides further comfort and stability.

Lil Yachty x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Concrete Boys"

Release Date: December 2
Release Price: $130 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: The Air Force 1 is arguably the perfect canvas for experimentation. The sneaker is often reworked with new colorways and with interesting collaborations and now another fun concept has been added to the shoe with a new collaboration with Lil Yachty's Concrete Boys. The new edition of the sneaker maintains its traditional white leather upper, with its clean base complemented by speckles of navy on the sockliner and outsole. Lil Boat's influence is also there for all to see with his "It's Us" ad-lib which has been applied to the tongue and insoles, while the lateral heel flaunts the Concrete Boys' stick-figure mascot holding a sledgehammer.

Air Jordan 4 NET "White"

Release Date: December 2
Release Price: $210 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Jordan Brand is expanding its Air Jordan 4 line with a women's exclusive Air Jordan 4 NET, coming just in time for the holiday season. The sneaker is dressed in an understated white colorway, while "Phantom" detailing is added to complement the cushioned Air units in the heel. The latter adds further comfort to the sneaker, as the cozy silhouette is then rounded off with gold Jumpman hangtags.

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