Priced at $160, the Harden Vol 9 "JDUB" drops exclusively on adidas.com, select adidas stores, and other select retailers starting June 6. If you wanna cop or just learn more, slide over to the ...

Thanks to Harden, we now know the adidas Harden Vol. 9 will drop in at least six colorways throughout the first five months of 2025. December 26: Year of the Snake (purple and black) is a China ...

As this is a first look, stay tuned for possible design changes and official images for the adidas Harden Vol. 9. Check out the sneakers in the gallery above. Read Full Article ...

The Harden Vol 9 "JDUB" colorway will be released on June 6, 2025. Shoppers can buy the basketball shoes for $160 in adult sizes exclusively on adidas.com , select adidas stores, and other retailers.

Check out the latest Need For Speed Unbound trailer to see what's coming with Vol. 9: Prepare for Lockdown, a new PvPvE multiplayer mode. Bikes come to Need For Speed Unbound, and you can claim ...

Adidas has confirmed the release of Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star guard Jaylen Williams' Harden Vol. 9 PE ahead of his first NBA Finals appearance on Thursday. Williams debuted this "JDub ...

Unfortunately, many of the songs on Cooper B. Handy’s Album, Vol. 9 could have been reconsidered or labored over, or otherwise left on the cutting room floor. At 17 songs and just under 30 ...

Adidas drops Jalen Williams’ Harden Vol. 9 ‘JDub’ sneakers June 6, inspired by Pinky and the Brain and built for performance.

Nora’s Mix Vol. 9 begins on May 21 at 2 pm ET with new and returning rewards for us to work toward. As always, the rules remain the same. There will be a range of daily and weekly challenges for ...

Readers will be able to cop the "JDub" Harden Vol. 9 on Friday, June 6, exclusively at Adidas.com and at select Adidas retailers for $160. Grab a closer look at the sneaker below.

UPDATE (01/21): Adidas confirms that the Harden Vol. 9 will finally hit retailers in the "Cyber Metallic" colorway on Jan. 25 at Adidas.com and at select retailers for $160.

It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since Uma Thurman donned that yellow suit, swung a Hattori Hanzō sword, and rode into our lives as The Bride for Kill Bill: Vol. 1. The film debuted on ...