The Nike KD V gets the gamma ray treatment with this new Hulk-inspired colorway. The leather upper has been wrapped in Atomic Teal with volt graphics. A gamma ray green midsole provides a slight contrast, and volt speckles add some extra personality. A white outsole completes the theme. You’ll be able to get these on Saturday, March 9 for $115.
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Nike KD V (5)
Color: Atomic Teal/Volt-Dark Atomic Teal-Fiberglass-Gamma Ray
Release: 03/09/2013Price: $115.00
White most of us were hopeful, it was originally uncertain the “Green Glow” Air Jordans 4s were actually Glow in the dark sneakers. Now, thanks to Sneakersaddict, we finally have light and dark photos to confirm that these in fact do glow. As you can see, all of the sneaker’s green areas have received glow material, ensuring that you’ll break necks even in the darkest of night. They are scheduled to drop sometime in November. Will you cop a pair?
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Air Jordan 4 (IV) Retro
Color: Dark Grey/Green Glow-Cement Grey-Black
Style: 308497-033
Release: 11/??/2013
Price: $160.00
It’s only been two years since the release of the “Banned” Black/Red Air Jordan 1, but it looks like they are already scheduled to make a return. So far, it’s only a rumor, but word has been flying around that they are scheduled to drop sometime during the holidays. The sneaker below isn’t the 2013 release but the 2001 version, but hopefully we’ll have some actual images once this sneaker has been confirmed. Stay tuned for an update.
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Here’s a brand new Nike Air Max 90 release for the spring, created exclusively for the kiddies. Mainly covered in white and light grey, this pair has been accentuated with Poison Green and Photo Blue. The end result is a perfect balance between bright and neutral colors. This pair has been scheduled for an April release, but can be preordered now at the Swiss site Titolo.
Nike Air Max 90Color: White/Poison Green-Photo Blue-Neutral Grey
Style: 307793-139
We’ve seen secondary Kobe sneakers like the Venomenon in China, but it looks like the U.S. may finally get one as well. Here’s a first look at the Nike Zoom Kobe Gametime. Created as more of a low-end, bare bones version of the Kobe VIII, this pair maintains the Zoom Air unit, but uses a heavier sole and leaves the Flywire technology behind. Perhaps we’ll see these in stores by summer, but don’t expect to see the Black Mamba wearing these in any of the games. What do you think of these?
Nike Zoom Kobe Gametime
Color: White/Squadron Green-Varsity Crimson
Style: 540793-102
As expected, the Nike KD V joins the Nike Kobe VIII in this year’s Easter lineup with this new color scheme. This pair features a bright blue upper with orange accents and a colorful swoosh on the toe. A white midsole completes the Easter eggish theme. You’ll be able to get these in stores on March 29th, retailing for $115.
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Nike KD V (5)
Color: Turquoise Blue/Bright Citrus-Fiberglass
Style: 554988-402
Release: 03/29/2013
$115.00
The LeBron lineup finally gets a taste of the casual life with the upcoming Nike LeBron X Lifestyle. This sneaker combines design cues from the LeBron X with a profile of the Nike Blazer, and provides and almost seamless appearance. A set of leather laces does the rest. Will you cop these if they release to the public?
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The success of last year’s Nike Zoom Kobe VII predator pack proved that deadly animals and sneakers are a perfect match. It’s a shame that similar designs never made it to Air Jordan lineup. Fortunately, custom kicks maker Ecentrik Artistry has created this Air Jordan 1 design themed after none other than the snow leopard. This pair has received a White and soft blue base, covered with animal print. A powder blue swoosh adds the finishing touches. If you’d like to get your hands on a pair, they are available at Ecentrik Artistry’s web site.
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Most of you sneakerheads are well aware of Michael Jordan’s six championship rings, however few realize the difficulties he encountered along the way to becoming a champion. Perhaps his greatest challenge was getting past the Detroit Pistons in the playoffs. The Pistons, then known as the “Bad Boys”, were known for hard fouls and dirty playing tactics, especially against the Bulls. Their defensive strategy centered around Jordan, sending double and triple teams to force a turnover, and even committing hard fouls to discourage any attempts at dunks or close-range shots. Thanks to emerging teammates like Scottie Pippen, MJ would eventually overcome Detroit’s “Jordan Rules” and sink the Pistons. His final challenge came in the 1991 NBA Finals, which put him face-to-face against his friend and greatest rival, Magic Johnson. The Lakers beat the bulls in game 1, but fortunately, Jordan’s determination was too much for the Lakers, and the Bulls won the series 4-1, securing MJ’s first title and garnering his respect as both an individual and team player.
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To remember MJ’s greatest adversaries, Jordan Brand has created the Air Jordan 1 “Rivalry Pack”. This pack includes two pairs of Air Jordan 1s. The first pair has received a Detroit Pistons theme, with a mostly blue upper, finished with white and red accents. The second pair takes inspiration from the L.A. Lakers, featuring a gold, purple, and white theme. There’s no information yet on a U.S. release, but you can currently get both pairs from the Japan-based shop Mita.
It seems that the Floridians have taken over the Air Jordan 5 with this upcoming colorway for the kiddies. This black features a black upper with orange and hot pink accents, greatly resembling the popular LeBron X colorway. An icy clear outsole does the rest. There’s no official release date, but check back for an update on these in the near future. What do you think of the Black Citrus 5s?
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Air Jordan 5(V) Retro
Color: Black/Bright Citrus-Fusion Pink
Style: 440892-067
It’s been close to three months since we first got a look at the upcoming Glow-in-the-dark Air Jordan 4 Retro. The first image was blurry to say the least, but thanks to supremekv, we finally have a much clearer shot. As you can see, much of the sneaker has been covered in Dark Grey, with black and white accents on the mesh, laces, and midsole. What really brings this sneaker to life, however, is the use of bright green on the lace tabs, tongue liner, and outsole. Whether or not this sneaker actually glows in the dark is yet to be seen. We still haven’t been able to pinpoint a release date for these yet, but it appears that they they are still on schedule for a fall release. Stay tuned for more.
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Air Jordan 4 (IV) Retro
Color: Dark Grey/Green Glow-Cement Grey-Black
Style: 308497-033
Release: Fall 2013
Price: $160.00
Today we get a glimpse of this year’s “Aunt Pearl” Nike KD 5, which created in honor of Kevin Durant’s aunt and other victims of breast cancer. Unlike most “Think Pink” releases from the past, this pair has gone light on the pink, sporting a mostly white leather upper, with pink use on the laces midsole. A very creative pattern featuring a multitude of colors has been placed on the swoosh and sock liner. To finish the sneaker off, a Think Pink logo has been placed on the side. Stay for release info on this beautiful sneaker.
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If the return of the Aqua Air Jordan VIII isn’t enough for you, how about Aqua Air Jordan Vs? That’s right, it appears that now Jordan Brand is planning to release the Air Jordan 5s in a Black/Aqua color scheme, similar to the 8s. Here’s a photoshop of what we could possibly see. Would you purchase if these dropped? From TCC.
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First seen on the Air Jordan 13 Retro, Squadron Blue has now made its way to the world of running with this new Nike Roshe Run colorway. Squadron Blue covers the entire mesh upper, including the laces, contrasted only with a white swoosh. A turquoise sole helps to brighten things up a bit. No word yet on a U.S. release, but this colorway will be available on the German site Overkill.de starting March 20.
Nike Roshe RunColor: Squadron Blue/Fiberglass-Sport Turquoise
Style: 511881-443
If you missed out on the previous two Air Jordan XX8 colorways, today Jordan Brand released three more. This release, called the “Color Pack”, includes red, blue, and yellow versions of this hot sneaker. You can get them now at Nikestore with free shipping. Here’s a direct link.
