For the past couple of months, it has been tough to keep track of sneaker releases on a weekly basis given the various delays and movements that have been taking place. However, there appears to be some solid pairs worth paying attention to that, for the time being, will be making their way to retailers throughout this week.

On Wednesday, the "Hare" Air Jordan 6 is slated to finally hit retailers following multiple delays along with Nike's "Red and Blue" pack of retro basketball models. The "Anthracite" Adapt Auto Max is releasing the following day. Reebok will also be dropping off two pairs of the Question Low with colorful patent leather toeboxes. On Friday, Brain Dead's earth-toned Reebok Classic Leather is releasing as well. The big release this weekend is Saturday's "Top Three" Air Jordan 5, while the "BeTrue" Nike Air Force 1 is set to arrive early next week on Monday morning.

Take a detailed at all of this week's biggest sneaker releases below. 

Price: $190
When: Wednesday, June 17 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Following numerous delays, the "Hare" Air Jordan 6 appears to be finally hitting shelves on Wednesday morning. Nearly three decades since the debut of the "Hare Jordan" ad campaign, the commercial that paired Michael Jordan with Bugs Bunny is still a celebrated aspect of the Air Jordan timeline. For this retro release, Jordan Brand has outfitted the Air Jordan 6 in the grey, white, and red "Hare" colorway that is commonly linked to MJ's seventh signature. A multicolored tongue also mimics the look of the 7.

Price: $110-$120
When: Wednesday, June 17 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: After multiple delays, it appears Nike's "Red and Blue" pack of retro basketball sneakers is hitting retailers this Wednesday. The Blazer Mid and rarely-seen Sky Force 3/4 have each been outfitted in white leather uppers with mismatched red and blue snakeskin Swooshes. 

Price: $400
When: Thursday, June 18 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike's latest auto-lacing design, the Adapt Auto Max, is releasing in yet another new colorway. This "Anthracite" option sports a dark grey mesh upper with teal detailing on the heel counter and marbled midsole. 

Price: $120
When: Thursday, June 18
Where: reebok.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: After being pushed back from the originally slated release date, Reebok is continuing its retro run of the Question Low with this two-pack of summer ready colorways. The drop consists of options that each feature white tumbled leather uppers and icy outsoles. Orange or sky blue patent leather accents complete each pair, respectively.

Price: TBD
When: Friday, June 19 
Where: wearebraindead.com
What You Need to Know: Initially teased back in April, Brain Dead's latest Reebok Classic Leather collab will release on Friday. The pair features a black mesh upper, olive green hairy suede overlays, a brown and yellow Vector logo on each side panel, and caterpillar-esque fuzzy laces. The traditional Reebok branding on the tongue and side panel has also been remixed to read "Brain Dead" and include the brand's head logo. 

Price: $200
When: Saturday, June 20 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Jordan Brand has decided to bring the "Top Three" concept to the Air Jordan 5. This new colorway fuses details like a black nubuck upper from the "Metallic," purple and teal tongue from the "Grape," and red accents from the "Fire Red." OG "Nike Air" branding stitched on the heel is a nice finishing touch.

Price: $120
When: Monday, June 22 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike is celebrating Pride Month with the "BeTrue" Air Force 1. The special pair sports a white pebbled leather upper, perforated detailing, and iridescent Swoosh underlay, rainbow heel tab, and special "BeTrue" branding on each insole.