If you haven’t visited your local sneaker shops lately, then you probably haven’t seen the latest Nike Air Max NM release. Created as part of the “Home Run Derby Pack”, this pair features a black upper, finished with and electric blue swoosh and matching laces. A white, red and black Max Air unit provides a nice contrast. You can get these in stores now.
With so many wild colorways already in existence, it’s hard to believe that Jordan Brand would scrap a Spiz’ike colorway, but such is the case with this pair. It has a black suede upper, finished nicely with yellow lace and heel tabs and a matching yellow and white midsole. They were originally planned for a summer release, but for one reason or another, this pair never made it into full production. Luckily, this sample is available online through eBay seller oregonsole. Would you cop if these had been released?
It’s been a while, but Nike has finally decided to give us another Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite release. Using the low top version, this pair greatly resembles the Metallic silver/Black Nike Total Air Max Foamposite, thanks to its shiny metallic upper, black swoosh, and matching sole. An official release date has not yet been revealed, but check back shortly for more info on these. From Marqueesole.
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In addition to the Tour Yellow/Game Royal pair, Nike also created this Mint Candy/Bright Crimson colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe 7 Barcelona for Kobe’s favorite soccer team, FC Barcelona. On this design, a Mint Candy upper was chosen, completed with Bright Crimson accents and a Game Royal tongue logo. Just like the Tour Yellow pair, these were also limited to 250 pairs. Of course, eBay has everything. From eBay sellers shamm12 and lady_desey.
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Nike Zoom Kobe VII (7) System
Clear Mint/Bright Crimson-Mint Candy
Style: 488371-301
Released: 08/21/2012
Jordan Brand continues to grow its ‘Considered’ program, this time using the Air Jordan 7. Basically a reverse of the Filbert/Natural-Obsidian-White colorway posted a couple of days ago, this pair has a mostly obsidian color scheme, finished off with white and filbert accents. You’ll be able to get these on August 4 as well, retailing for the same price of $175.
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Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro
Color: Obsidian/Natural-Filbert-White
Style: 543560-415
Release: 08/04/2012
Price: $175.00
We’ve already seen it on the AF1, but now Nike’s Digital Camouflage print has finally made its way to Jordan side, starting with this upcoming Jordan 1 Flight Low colorway. The majority of the sneaker has received a Cargo Khaki suede fabric, which is joined by digi-camo on the side and on the box. Orange accents and a white midsole help to complete the look. Expect to see these in stores by the end of the month, retailing for $90.
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Jordan 1 Flight Low
Color: Cargo Khaki/Black–Vivid Orange–White
Style: 350610-340
Price: $90.00Release: 07/??/2012
Anyone who follows Kobe knows that his second favorite sport to basketball is soccer. To acknowledge this, Nike just recently released the Nike Zoom Kobe VII Barcelona. This colorway has been covered in yellow with a beautiful royal blue swoosh, finished off with matching royal accents. Released exclusively to Europe House of Hoops stores, only 250 pairs of these were produced. Luckily, many of them landed on eBay. If you’re looking to cop a pair, here’s a direct link. From seller bigwhitebelt.
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Just a quick reminder that the Olympic Air Jordan 7 Retro will release in stores tomorrow. You’ll be able to cop them at most stores, as well as online at sites like Nike.com. If all else fails, there’s already quite a few on eBay.
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Air Jordan Retro 7 “Olympic”
Color: White/Metallic Gold-Obsidian-True Red
Style: 304775-135
Release: 07/21/2012
Price: $160.00
Today we get another look at the “Team USA” Nike Zoom Soldier VI. Created to match Team USA’s uniform, this sneaker features a red, navy, and white color scheme, finished off with a red and navy strap. If you’d like to cop these or at least see them in person, they are available in stores now.
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We’ve already seen the Hyperfuse Nike Air Max 90 Infrareds, and now it appears that there will be yet another version of the infamous colorway to choose from. Called the Nike Air Max 90 EM, this model uses similar materials to those found on the Nike Lunarglide+ 4. The material change has allowed Nike to create a single-layer mesh (SLM) upper, allowing for better breathing and a significant reduction in weight without compromising the structural integrity of the sneaker. The Infrared Nike Air Max 90 EM is expected to drop in Spring 2013. From TSG.
This might be the month of Olympic releases, but we cant’s close out July without a hot Nike Air Max 90 colorway. This new release has received a black and grey upper, finished with white and volt accents. You can get them now at Sneaker Bistro.
You just gotta love sneaker colorways on a dress shoe. The folks over at Cole Haan have created these two limited edition designs for the LunarGrand Chukka, and they sure do stand out from the rest. The first colorway has been wrapped in grey suede with a yellow sole and white laces. The second pair uses tan leather, finished off with a pink sole. Both colorways will initially premier on July 24 at SoHo UNDFTD In Los Angeles, Colette in Paris, and Dover Street Market in London. They will officially release on July 28, retailing for $328.
While it looks like everyone and their mother plans to cop the Olympic Air Jordan 7s, you can stand out from the rest and opt to get this unique colorway instead. Wrapped in a quilt-like fabric, this pair has received a filbert brown upper, complemented with obsidian stitching that brings out the overall structure of the sneaker. White accents complete the look. Yes, they are a little different, but should be definite neck breakers. They will drop on August 4, retailing for $175.
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Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro
Color: Filbert/Natural-Obsidian-White
Style: 543560-225
Release: 08/04/2012
Price: $175.00
Jordan Brand may have changed the name to “Varsity Red”, but these will always be known as the “Fire Reds”. Here’s a few more pics, this time straight from the source itself. Not seen since 2006, this summer marks the return of the beloved White/Fire Red-Black IVs, now renamed White/Varsity Red-Black. You’ll be able to get your pair when they release in stores on August 4, retailing for $160.
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To commemorate both the 1992 and 2012 Team USA basketball squads, Nike Sportswear has created this very special Destroyer jacket. Finished in navy with white leather sleeves, this Destroyer features a number of graphics representing the two teams. On the right sleeve, you’ll find the numbers of several players that were key to the team’s victory. “USA” has been placed on the chest, along with an American flag and the final scores of each of the Dream Team’s games in 1992. Several badges have been placed on the left sleeve. In addition, the Roman numeral XX (20) has been placed on the back, representing the 20-year anniversary of the 1992 Dream Team. This jacket should be hitting select stores soon. In the meantime, check out the video below to hear words from players from both teams.
