Here’s another look at the Black/Red Nike LeBron 9, and also a peak at the packaging for the new model. They will come with a white slide out box, similar to the the boxes used on the Jordan double packs. A new LeBron logo, made in the shape of a crown, has been placed on top. Still no official release date yet, but expect to see them this fall. From Sole Patrol.
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Like many of Nike’s classics recently, the Nike Air Max 90 has received the Hyperfuse treatment. This colorway has been completely covered in volt yellow, from the sole to the laces. Maybe a bit bright for some, but if you’re looking to get noticed, this your shoe. You can cop these now at CaliRoots.
We’re always getting new Dunk colorways, but this one here is especially for the kiddies. This pair has received a bright white leather upper, and gets some bling via a gold swoosh. A white and gum midsole has also been used. They are available now, sold exclusively at the UK-based JD Sports.
These past couple of months, every went crazy over Ray Allen’s Air Jordan XIII player exclusives, camping out just to get a pair in any size available. Well, here’s a Ray Allen PE that’s even harder to obtain. This pair is a true player exclusive, made for Ray and only Ray. Created to match the Celtics’ away uniforms, this pair has a black nubuck upper, contrasted with green leather and matching green sole. Ray Allen’s nickname, “Sugar Ray”, has been embroidered on the side. From All Day.
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No longer is the denim treatment reserved exclusively for Dunks and AF1s, it’s finally made it way to the world of basketball sneakers, starting with the Nike Air Max LeBron VIII. This pair has been covered in blue denim, with gold contrast stitching. A matching blue and gum sole has been used to complete the theme. There’s still no release info on these, but I’d expect limited quantities. Keep checking back for more on these.
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Today, Jordan Brand released the Wolf Grey/Black-White-Metallic Gold Air Jordan 2.0. With wolf grey upper and elephant print on the side, this will easily be one of the most popular and fastest selling 2.0 colorways. They are available at most stores, as well as online. You can get them now at Finish Line, Nike.com, or eBay.
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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Nike’s Air Max 95 is ready to kick fall off with a blast with this all-new colorway. This pair uses the traditional gradient pattern, which goes from white at the top to cool grey at the bottom. A set of maize yellow eyelets and a matching Max Air unit really set this sneaker off. They will be available in stores next month. Pics from Sole Patrol.
The Air Jordan I Retro get the Cool Grey bug with this all-new color scheme, scheduled for release in September. Cool grey has been used on the entire upper, which is made up of mesh and a carbon fiber-like material. Imperial blue lace contrast the sneaker nicely, and a white mid sole does the rest. These should be available in most stores this September, retailing for $100.
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Air Jordan 1 Phat
Cool Grey/Imperial Blue–White
364770-003
September 2011
$100.00
Jordan Brand employees have access to quite a few unreleased colorways, but obviously, no one gets hotter kicks than the Man himself. Check out this pair of Black/Gold Air Jordan IV Lasers, made exclusively for MJ. They are very similar to the Black laser IVs that received a limited release, but all of the laser etching has been done in gold. The pair shown below is from ebay seller FlipJays, but there’s no telling how many, or if any, more exist.
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Here’s another look at the upcoming White/Cement Grey Air Jordan IV Retro, scheduled to release in 2012. A couple off days ago, Modern Notoriety posted a video of the sample pair shown below. Unfortunately, it was taken down, but here’s a few still shots from the video. It’s a bit hard to tell from the pics, but the speckles look to be a bit lighter than on the 1999 White/Cement Grey IVs. Hopefully we’ll have some much nicer pics in the near future. Stay tuned for more.
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We’ve gotten a look at a few upcoming Blazer Highs, but let’s not forget about the Blazer Low. Using the usual nubuck suede and a leather swoosh, this pair has an olive green upper and a white sole. This simple colorway would go great with a t-shirt and jeans. They are scheduled to release as part of Nike SB’s 2012 lineup.
Dave White brings us yet another hot Air Jordan 1 colorway, created for the WINGs for the Future charity program. Created in a very similar fashion to the very limited Dave White WINGs colorway posted back in February, this pair has received a white white, red, and black color scheme, with with elephant print eyelets, and a black splatter pattern, overlaid with white stars. The tongue logo has received a red splatter pattern, and a fourth color has been added via a gray sock liner. While still very limited, these should be a little easier to get than the first Dave White x WINGS release, which was only limited to 23 pairs. From Marqueesole.
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We’ve only got about 1-1/2 weeks until the Black/Metallic Silver Vs re-release. They’ve been a been overshadowed, by the highly awaited White/Black-Dark Concord Air Jordan XIs, but the Vs should definitely hold there own, and should go fast. Here’s some new shots from Millennium Shoes. They are scheduled to officially hit stores on Saturday, 8/20/2011.
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Air Jordan V (5) Retro
Color: Black/Metallic Silver
Style: 136027-010
Release: 8/20/2011
Here’s an early look at two colorways planned for the upcoming Nike Huarache Free 2012, which combines the Nike Free with the Nike Huarache. The first pair color scheme, has a mostly medium grey upper, with a bright blue insole, and matching blue laces, finished off with a white outsole. The second colorway is a bit stealthier, with a black upper, yellow accents, and the same white sole. Keep checking back for more info on this beautiful design.
