Let’s take another look at the Dark Grey-Black-Grey-Blue-Chilling Red Nike Zoom Kobe 6. They have a dark grey and black upper, which has been complemented nicely with blue and red accents. Unfortunately, there’s still no release date for these, but hopefully we’ll have more info in the upcoming weeks. From Sole Patrol.
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If you’re looking for a pair of Kobes with a lot of stealth and a little bit of flair, check out this new pair. It has a mostly dark grey and black upper, but receives some personality via a blue swoosh and a red tongue symbol. A hint of blue has been added to the sole as well. These have not made it to the U.S. yet, but should be available stateside in November. From in52.
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Nike Zoom Kobe VI (6)
Color: Dark Grey/Blue-Black-Chilling Red
Style: 429659-016
Nike 6.0 just recently released these two pairs of Dunk High SEs. The first colorway obviously takes inspiration from the Black/Red Air Jordan 1, using a very similar color scheme, matched with a white and black sole. The second pair has a black and grey upper, and uses the same sole. You can cop both of these models now at Eastbay.
Nike 6.0 Dunk SE High
Color: Black/White–Varsity Red
Style: 454056-002
Tour Yellow hasn’t been seen on any hot releases since the White/Tour Yellow-Black Air Jordan IVs, but after looking at this new Air Max 95 release, I’m glad that Nike decided to keep it on the color palette. It has the traditional white-to-gray gradient pattern that we all know and love, but the use off Tour Yellow on the eyelets, swoosh, and Max Air unit really add character to this classic. There’s no word if these will receive a U.S. release or not, but if you live in or don’t mind ordering from the U.K., you can cop these now at JD Sports.
Nike hits another homerun with this new Air Max Jr. colorway. It has an upper similar to that of the Dark Grey/White-Total Orange Air Max Jr., complemented with white mesh and purple accents. They are available in select stores now at a retail price of $160.
If LeBron can have a second signature shoe, why not Kobe? This pair has a low-cut profile similar to that of the Zoom Kobe VI, but is a much more “barebones” design, with a zoom-air unit, and leather upper, sans Flywire. This colorway has a black upper, with a white midsole, and concord sock liner. A The outsole has been molded in concord to match. The Zoom KB 24 is sold exclusively in China, but you can get this pair now on eBay. Here’s the search results.
Nike Zoom KB 24
Color: Black/Dark Grey-Concord-White
Style: 442470-001
Here’s a look at the upcoming Air Jordan Fly Wade colorways planned for release in May. First up is the Black/Varsity Red-Dark Grey model posted last weekend. If you’re looking for a brighter shoe to wear, then check out its Pimento/White-Black counterpart release, which has a mostly white upper, complemented with black and grey, and pimento red accents. Both colorways will hit stores everywhere on May 5, but if you can’t wait, they are already available on eBay. Here’s a link to the listings.
Just in time for the playoffs, Jordan Brand has created DWade’s latest sneaker, the Air Jordan Fly Wade. With a weight of just 13 ounces, they are the ideal sneaker for quick and agile guards. This Black/Varsity Red-Dark Grey colorway isn’t scheduled to hit stores until May 5, but they are already available in most sizes on eBay. Click here to go to the search results.
Air Jordan Fly Wade
Color: Black/Varsity Red-Dark Grey
Style: 429486-002
Release: 05/05/2011
Price: $140.00
The classic Nike Air Trainer SC II makes a return this year with the White/Dark Grey-Neutral Grey-Citron model. This pair has a white, light grey, and dark grey upper, complimented with citron green accents. Basically your typical old school color scheme. They are planned for release sometime next month.
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Nike Air Trainer SC II
Color: White/Dark Grey-Neutral Grey-Citron
Style: 443575-102
Release Date: 05/??/2011
Price: $110.00
There’s two types of statements: opinions and facts. I don’t think anyone can argue that it’s a fact that Ken Griffey, Jr. has had the hottest sneakers for any baseball player (eat your heart out, Jeter). Once again, Nike has maintained his reputation with their latest hybrid, The Nike Air Max JR. The JR is a combination of the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 and Nike’s 360 Max Air sole. This colorway is planned for release in September.
Usually a sneaker with an all grey upper looks quite simple, but if you throw in a little black behind the mesh fabric, it gives the illusion of shadows. That’s exactly the effect you get with this pair of Hyperfuses. The metallic silver swoosh definitely adds to this sneaker’s “stand-out” factor. These are available now at Marqueesole in select sizes, but hopefully they’ll receive an official release in the next couple of months.
