This Fall, we’ll get a new all-black Dunk colorway, this time with a mid-cut. This pair has an upper that consists mostly of black suede, with the exception of black leather on the tongue and heel areas. Also on the tongue, you’ll find a white and aquamarine Nike swoosh tag. If you can’t wait until Fall to get these, they are available now at Japanese retailer LTD.
Nike Dunk Mid SB Premium
Color: Black/Black-Aquamarine
Style: 314381-004
Nike continues its Lebron Solider lineup with the Nike Zoom Solider IV. This pair has a white and black upper, with red trim and gold logos. They will be available in most stores by the end of the month.
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Check out the Nike Zoom Don, inspired by the classic Nike Zoom Spiridon. This pair has a bright red upper, and uses a combination of mesh and patent leather for the upper. These should be arriving at House of Hoops in the very near future, and you can expect more colorways to release.
The Nike Air Max 95 gets blacked out with this new Black/Black-Croc colorway. From the tongue to the sole, everything on this sneaker is done in black. On the side, you’ll find fake croc skin. You can get these now at Schuh-You.
Nike Air Max 95
Color: Black/Black-Black
Style: 609048-993
This Fall, Nike will bring back the Air Mariah ND in several colorways. Today, I’ve got a few pics of the Black/Challenge Red pair, which has a black upper, and a red and white sole. Also, notice that the swoosh has been outlined in red as well. I’ll post pics of the other colorways once they become available.
Here’s a look at the first four Jordan L’Style II colorways, scheduled for release in September. Unlike the previous version, which was a boot, the L’Style II is much closer to a sneaker, but with the added durability and toughness that you would expect from a boot. Yeah, I know the pictures are quite small. Here’s a better set of the Black/White colorway, posted at the beginning of last month.
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Color: Black/White
Style: 407680-001
Price: $110.00
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Color: Varsity Red/Varsity Red
Style: 407680-601
Price: $110.00
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Color: Neutral Grey/Neutral Grey-White
Style: 407680-002
Price: $110.00
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Color: Light Chocolate/Dark Sage-Velvet Brown
Style: 407680-201
Price: $110.00
Always wanted a pair of hot sneakers to wear with you pinstriped suit? Then check out the new Nike Dunk Low SB “Pinstripe”. They have a black upper with navy and white pinstriped panels, finished off with a white swoosh. They will release in Spring 2011. From Sneakernews.
Here’s a first glance at Kevin Durant’s 3rd sneaker, the Nike Zoom KD3. This pair uses both Nike’s Zoom Air sole, as well as Flywire for added stability. This first colorway has a white and metallic blue upper, with a white swoosh. These are scheduled to hit stores in February, but don’t be surprised to see other colorways release closer to the start of the NBA season. I’ll post the official release dates in the Nike Release Dates section as they become available.
Nike Zoom KD3
Color: White/Varsity Royal-Metallic Silver
Release: 02/??/2011
The Nike Air Max Wavy goes Kryptonite with this new Black/Varsity Green colorway. It has a green and black upper, finished off with a green-outlined swoosh. I’m sure Celtics fans can appreciate these.
It looks like those who missed out on the Olympic VIIs in 2004 will finally get another chance. Released as part of the “Love for the Game Pack”, this pair is true to its original two releases, except for the addition of a For the love of the Game symbol on the side. No official release date yet, but these are expected to be limited.
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Take a look at this all-new colorway of the Nike Zoom Omar Salazar, inspired by Dinosaur Jr. It has a purple patent leather upper decorated with reflective sparkles. The The swoosh has been outlined in green, which matching the green laces and outsole. Dinosaur Jr. graphics have been placed on the side and insole.
When I first saw these, I immediately thought of the Nike Dunk SB Tiffany. Released back in 2005, they were quite possibly the most hyped up Dunks ever, and are really hard to find now. If you don’t want to spend $500+ to get a pair (like I did), here’s the next best thing. This pair is pretty much the same color scheme, except for the speckled black front and patent leather. That, and the fact that they are only available in kids sizes. Bummer. If these still meet your criteria, you can get them now at Rakuten.
About two months ago, I posted we saw the Nike Air Max Hyperize Highlighter Pack. Well, now the Nike folks at Nike have given the Hyperdunk 2010s a similar treatment. Instead of three colorways, they’ve given us four: Blue/Black, Red/Black, Green/Black and Yellow/Black. All four pair feature a completely patent leather upper, with matching laces.
Here’s a look at the Air Jordan One6One7, obviously inspired by the Air Jordan XVII (17) Lows. This pair greatly resembles the White/University Blue colorway, with it’s white upper and blue sole. These will release in September, and are expected to retail for $115.
Next year will mark the return of the Air Jordan VII, and from the looks of things, in at least one new colorway. Here’s a look at a sample pair of Air Jordan VIIs. This pair has a completely white upper, with a red tongue, and yellow, green, red black on the sole. Also, you’ll probably notice the absence of the Jumpman and Air Jordan logos, as well as the “23” on the heel. Maybe this is just an unfinished sample, or perhaps they are part of a special package? Whatever the case, I’m sure we’ll find out in the upcoming months. Stay tuned.
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