Clint419 has a new canvas. Corteiz and Nike are back together, this time on the Shox R4, which has been renamed the R419 after the Corteiz founder. It follows the pair’s earlier work on the Air Max 95 and the Air Trainer Huarache, and it looks like the most aggressive of the three.

Built like a sports car

The R419 keeps the Shox heel column cushioning that made the R4 what it is. The upper is where Corteiz went to work. Raised horizontal ridges run across the toe box and side panels, and carbon fiber-style overlays give the whole shoe a sports car look. On the tongue, a red C sits in the Shox typeface above CRTZ SHOX text. Around back, a translucent heel window shows R419 lettering inside.

The lead colorway is “Game Royal,” a Game Royal/University Red-Black pair under style code IQ9951-400. Metallic Silver (IQ9951-001) and Black (IQ9951-002) are also expected, but those aren’t confirmed on an official page.

Release details, with caveats

The window is Holiday 2026. There’s no confirmed exact date or release time, so treat any specific day you see floating around as unconfirmed for now. Price is expected around $190 USD, though that’s not official and other figures are circulating.

On where to buy, Nike’s launch page is the obvious place to watch, and SNKRS is a possibility. The Corteiz webstore is the other likely route. Neither brand has published an official product page we can point to yet, so the homepages are the best bookmarks until one appears.

Corteiz releases have a habit of moving quickly and on short notice, so keep your notifications on and your sizing sorted before the day arrives. We’ll update this post when Nike or Corteiz confirms the date, price and release method.