Halloween is behind us so you know what that means … the holiday season and all of its trappings are about to descend upon us! That’s right, we transition from one holiday season right into the other (sorry, Thanksgiving fans).
And the sneaker companies are getting into the spirit of giving (at least in the sense of giving us all an opportunity to give them money) with a busy schedule of notable releases this month, including the top pick below, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago,” the Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air (hand up, I screwed up last month and listed the international release date in October’s release calendar) and Eric Koston’s Nike SB edition of the Air Max 95. Not to mention the expected Fragment Design x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low expected to drop sometime this month.
Here’s your playbook for the top sneakers dropping this month.
Top Sneaker Drop of November 2025: Kobe 6 Protro Caitlin Clark

Release Date: November 12 ($200)
Caitlin Clark is clearly one of the biggest names in sports. The Kobe sneaker line, especially the Kobe 6, remains supremely popular… especially among basketball players. So it’s not a surprise to see a special Caitlin Clark edition of this popular shoe which regularly sells out and sells out quickly.
This will be the second Caitlin Clark x Kobe Protro to drop this year, following the release of a Caitlin Kobe 5 Protro back during the summer. Now, when this was announced, I questioned whether having Caitlin PEs of Kobe Protros will be the right move for Nike in the long run, considering Reebok was able to rush an Angel Reese signature sneaker to market this year and reaped the rewards. The good news is that Clark will finally get her first signature sneaker in 2026, joining the likes of Sabrina Ionescu and A’ja Wilson.
Getting back to these Kobe 6 Protros, this Caitlin Clark PE features what SNKRS calls a Light Armory Blue snakeskin-textured upper with Baltic Blue accents. Kobe himself famously refused to simply re-issue his legendary kicks, insisting prior to his tragic death in 2020 that Nike always bring his sneakers up to date technologically so they could continue to be the choice of the latest basketball generation. These Caitlin Clark PEs are no different, with SNKRS noting of the shoes: “Lower, sleeker and faster than ever, the Kobe 6 Protro features responsive Cushlon foam, an Air Zoom Turbo unit in the forefoot and low-profile traction for improved court-feel and quickness.”
UPDATE — Travis Scott x Fragment Air Jordan 1 Low OG SP: November 15
SATURDAY NOON PT ⏰⏰⏰ pic.twitter.com/OSgk4EeV4U
— Sole Retriever (@SoleRetriever) November 13, 2025
After “coming soon” for seemingly forever, Travis Scott’s latest take on the Air Jordan 1 Low is confirmed for Saturday, November 15 at noon PT. The interesting wrinkle is that it is listed as a “TravisScott.com exclusive.” If correct, that indicates no SNKRS or other outlet wider release, which could be an indication these will be more limited than we’re accustomed to.
If you have questions or just want to talk sneakers, hit on me up on X — my username is @byAndySilva — and on BlueSky — my username is @byandysilva.bsky.social. And make sure to check out some of my other recent articles, including:
- Air Jordan 11 Turns 30: Jordan Brand to Release 9 Colorways — But No OGs
- Josh Allen Joins New Balance Ahead of NFL Season: Is a Signature Sneaker Next?
- Nike makes it official: Caitlin Clark will have a signature sneaker in 2026
- Does Kobe Bryant Own the #2 Sneaker Line of All Time?
- Can Angel Reese Put Reebok Back in the Game?
- My ranking of the top 5 Air Jordans of all time
Good luck if you’re going after any of these sure-to-be-popular releases!