By now, you guys should know the deal with BrandBlack. They’re a no nonsense type of brand that focuses on high quality performance footwear that also has a bit of high end fashion mixed in.
On-court, their products have been surprisingly good – for a ‘new’ brand – and off-court is pretty much up to the person wearing them. I wasn’t a fan of the aesthetics of the J Crossover 1, but they were great on-court – while I absolutely love how their upcoming models look (and perform) – like the J Crossover 2 and Force Vector.
If you wanted to get inside the heads of the Founder of BrandBlack (David Raysse) & their Creative Director (Billy Dill) then you’ll definitely want to check out their recent interview they conducted with The Hundreds. I thought it was an interesting read & they even threw my name out there – which was freaking awesome!
If you’re interested, you can click HERE to head over to The Hundreds and checkout the interview. Feel free to come back and share your thoughts below in the comment section.
Can’t wait for the performance review of the J Crossover 2. I am really intrigued by this brand and want to see how these perform. Do you have a pair of Force Vectors? If so, once sentence, or even one word, to describe them?
Can’t wait to get my hands on the J. Crossover 2!
They’re such a comfortable shoe. Great performance on-court as well. The only true performance woven uppers are from Jordan and BrandBlack. I don’t count Engineered Mesh as performance woven even though I love EM.
Same here… I love all these pics and articles, but they’re killing me at the same time lol.
Where can these shoes be purchased.
They’re latest lineup like the J Crossover 2 will have a small release in November then a full scale release in 2015. Not sure about the Force Vector though.
Online? In stores?
Online, we’ve published articles with availability links to their products before. Just us the search bar at the top right of the site and search BrandBlack.
Thanks. I think for them to truly make that next step they need to find a way for major retailers to offer their products in stores.
That jet mid looks like it has air in it.