If the AJKO has been on your wishlist, Jordan Brand has finally come to the rescue with two brand new upcoming colorways. The first colorway is a perfect alternative to the Black Toe Air Jordan 1s, with White/Black-Varsity Red as the color scheme. The The second pair is an old favorite, Black/Varsity Red-White. They will release tomorrow, June 2, retailing for $125.
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Nike’s Foamposite lineup continues to grow with its latest new model, the Nike Air Max Hyperposite. As you can see, this model sports a full-length Max Air unit, similar to the classic Nike Total Air Foamposite Max. Unlike the Total Foamposite Max, the Hyperposites feature Hyperfuse material, which should provide a significant weight reduction over previous Foam models. This Black/Blue-Volt model is only a sample, but don’t be surprised to see this colorway in stores. Stay tuned for more information on the Hyperposite as it becomes available. From Marqueesole.
It looks like Jordan Brand has decided to include the little ladies in its 2012 Air Jordan VII run, starting with this upcoming White/Pink-Purple GS only release. It has a bright white leather upper, accentuated with pink and purple graphics and a black tongue. No release date has been announced yet, but expect to see these in stores sometime this summer. From Marqueesole.
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Combining two of its newer colors, Soar and Cyber, Nike has created this all-new Nike Air Penny 2 colorway. Soar Blue covers much of the upper as well as the laces, while Cyber has been used on the graphics, lining and outsole. A white midsole completes the look. The Soar/Cyber-Black-White Nike Air Penny II will release sometime in June. From NB.
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Nike Air Penny II (2)
Color: Soar/Cyber-Black-White
Style: 535600-431
06/??/2012
Price: $155.00
Nike’s Ripstop fabric is gaining more and more ground, as can be seen from this upcoming Nike Air Max 1 release. It uses both Ripstop and suede material to form the Dynamic Blue upper, and a white sole does the rest. The Dynamic Blue/White Air Max 1 is expected to drop in July, but you can preorder a pair now at Titolo.
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Here’s another look at the upcoming White/Varsity Red-Black Air Jordan 4 Retro, scheduled to drop sometime in August. Originally thought to use the “Fire Red” color, it appears that Jordan Brand has decided to switch to its other popular version of red (I can’t tell the difference). Stay tuned for more info on these. From Sole Awesome.
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Air Jordan 4 (IV) Retro
Color: White/Varsity Red-Black
Style: 308497-110
Release: 08/??/2012
With so many hot sneakers planned for the 2012 Olympics, it should come as no surprise to hear that Nike has also conjured up a special Nike Air Foamposite One colorway for the summer games. Here’s a teaser pic, of what looks to me a metallic gold upper, most likely matched with black on top and of course , the icy clear sole. Stay tuned for more on this hot colorway.
For those of you who just can’t get enough of the Nike Zoom Rookie LWP, here comes another hot release. Nicknamed the “Memphis Blues”, this pair features a completely blue upper, with the exception of a few white graphics. An icy clear sole completes the look. It’s still uncertain as to when these will actually drop, but keep checking back for more on this beautiful shoe. From Marquee Sole.
Originally created to celebrate the final season of the hit series Entourage, Nike SB has finally decided to release this Dunk SB, but without the Entourage badging. Called the “Nontourage”, it no longer features the “Entourage” and “Lights Out” logos. Also, you will notice the the black sole has been replaced with a gum one. Still, it’s a nice shoe nonetheless. Expect to see these in skate shops this month. From Rakuten.
We’ve already seen a barrage of Air Max 1 releases during the first half of the year, but it looks like Nike has even more hot colorways planned for the rest of the rest of the 2012. Here’s an early look at couple of upcoming Holiday 2012 color schemes. The first colorway uses an all-suede upper, with a combination of purple and grey. The second pair appears to make use of both suede and leather, with bright orange suede up top, and blue leather on the bottom. Stay tuned for more on these colorways as well as other Air Max 1 releases. From Sneaker Politics.
The New Balance 577 goes purple with this brand new release. Covered in Plump Purple suede, a red sock liner and 3M reflective material on the upper turn this sneaker into an instant neck-breaker. You can get these now at SNS.
Jordan Brand has released two new Jordan CP3.V colorways that take a little inspiration from the infamous take of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. For those looking for a subtle colorway, the Dr. Jekyll design has a mostly grey upper, contrasted only by a red sock liner and green heel tab. An icy clear sole does the rest. If you’d like to draw some attention, the Mr. Hyde colorway has received a bright red upper, finished off with purple and green accents. You can get these now at House of Hoops locations.
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The Nike Zoom Kobe goes super-multicolored with this brand new “What the Kobe” colorway. As you can see, it uses just about every color imaginable, including earth-colored Poison Dart Frog pattern. This pair is featured on the cover of Sneaker Freaker Issue #24. No word on if these will actually release to the public, but stay tuned. From NT member msw1233.
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Camouflage has made numerous appearances on the Nike Air Force 1, but this new 30th anniversary model takes the popular theme to a new level. Constructed using a High-Frequency (HF) technique, this sneaker has a 8-bit camo pattern that not only appears to be 3-dimensional, but is reflective as well, thanks to the use of 3M material. They are scheduled to drop sometime in June. From HS.
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Who would have thought brown suede on a basketball sneaker could look so good. Created as part of the “Beer Bottle Pack”, this pair takes inspiration from Budweiser, and has a mostly brown suede upper, complemented with a white sole and red laces. An American flag has been placed on the tongue in place of the usual Nike SB logo. You can get these in skate shops now. From Caliroots.
