One of the most coveted sneaker releases of the entire year, the Ben & Jerry's Nike SB Dunk Low "Chunky Dunky," has officially come and gone and you had to be speedy and incredibly lucky to get your hands on a pair. Releasing at various skate shops across the nation, a more general release was held on the SNKRS app this morning and, as usual, virtually nobody was able to check out.

Copping sneakers has become a struggle as you almost always need to have a plug or a bot to be able to secure your size. If not, you're likely stuck paying resale. In this case, the after-market price for the "Chunky Dunky" Nike SB Dunk Lows is incredibly high, making anybody who struck out pretty upset. As of this publication, certain sizes are going for over $2,000.

Sneakerheads took to social media to voice their frustration after not being able to get a pair of the hyped shoes, drowning themselves in tears and praying that the next pair would be easier to cop. With this being the year of the Dunks, you can bet your top dollar that another sneaker will come crashing down on us, leading to this vicious cycle all over again.

Were you able to get your hands on a pair?

The month of February, as always, is absolutely loaded with sneaker releases in celebration of the NBA All Star weekend. Nike and Jordan Brand, in particular, went above and beyond this year with the All Star Game returning to Chicago for the first time since 1988, but there are also some notable Yeezys on deck as well.

Among the most anticipated sneakers releasing in the coming weeks are a brand new Air Jordan 3, another clean Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG, and the first of many "Space Jam" LeBron colorways. Virgil Abloh's Air Jordan 5 and Travis Scott's Nike SB collabs are also on the way, as is a classic LeBron 7, and much, much more.

Scroll down to preview 10 of the best sneakers dropping in February.

Nike SB Dunk Low "Plum"

Release Date: February 7

Retail Price: $100

The special edition "Plum" Nike SB Dunk Low originally released as part of the "Ugly Ducking" Pack in 2001, and it was exclusively sold in Japan. Now, nearly two decades after the initial launch, the kicks are finally receiving a U.S. release. In the mold of the OG, this 2020 iteration comes decked out in a premium suede with multiple shades of purple, complemented by accents of barn red. 

Air Jordan 1 High '85 "Varsity Red"

Release Date: February 8

Retail Price: $200

The Air Jordan 1 High '85, a sneaker designed to resemble the cut of the OG 1985 Air Jordan 1 model, will be making it's way to retailers this year in a few different styles, including this slick "Varsity Red" colorway. Black leather appears on the toe, tongue, mid panel and ankle collar while varsity red handles the rest of the upper including the Nike swoosh and "Nike Air" branding. Overall, the design could pass as an alternate version of the iconic "Bred" Air Jordan 1 High.

Nike LeBron 7 "All Star"

Release Date: February 12

Retail Price: $200

The special edition "All Star" LeBron 7, which LeBron debuted during the 2010 All Star Game, features a "Chlorine Blue" colorway featuring a woodgrain-like pattern, black accents throughout, and full length Air Max cushioning beneath it all. Furthermore, that woodgrain is equipped with reflective detailing, adding a little bit of extra flair to this LeBron 7 retro.

Nike LeBron 17 "Monstars"

Release Date: February 13

Retail Price: $200

Although the LeBron-led Space Jam 2 film won't be hitting theaters until the summer of 2021, Nike Basketball is getting an early jump on things with a two-pack of LeBron 17s. The "Monstars" colorway is highlighted by a glistening black knit upper, featuring multi-color accents, a purple iridescent midsole and iridescent "0" detailing on the tongue.