Take a look at these Nike Air Max Hyperize PEs, created for Emeka Okafor of the New Orleans Hornets. Two colorways have been created for “The Pick”. The first pair represents the team’s away uniform, and has a blue upper, with purple panels and turquoise accents. The second colorway is similar, but has a white upper instead of a black one. Okafor’s nickname and number have been embroidered on the tongue.
If you’re looking for some new head turners, check out the upcoming Nike Dunk “Patchwork” pack. The pack, which includes two colorways, uses square patches which have been placed around the entire shoe.
Today I’ve got an all-new Air Force 1 colorway to show your guys. It has a mostly white upper, and uses a combination of full-grain, patent, and perforated leather. The white upper, is complimented beautifully with a marina blue swoosh, heel tab, and logo. This pair will hit shelves on June 12.
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Check out these detailed pics of the upcoming Metallic Varsity Red Foamposites, aka the “Cough Drops”. This pair has an all-black upper, followed by a translucent red sole, and matching red logos. Expect to see these later this summer.
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If you liked the Citrus Air Jordan IX Retro, then you’ll these’ll probably catch your eye as well. Jordan Brand has created this White/Black-Citrus pair, dubbed the “Un-Citrus” IXs. They have a mostly white upper, contrasted by a black tongue, sole, and heel tab. Citrus yellow has been used on the laces and rear logo. No official release date for these yet, but stay tuned.
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Check out this awesome pair of Bespoke Air Force 1s, designed by Everlast. There’s something about a black shoe with a clear sole that I like, so clean…
Here’s some pics of the latest BapeSTA release from A Bathing Ape. Dubbed the “Ostrich Pack”, the shoes in this pack use a harder grade of leather surrounded by bumps. These were obviously inspired by the Ostrich Dunks released a few years back. They should be available soon.
Nike has updated its highly successful Hyperdunk sneaker with the Hyperdunk 2010. Most features have returned, including the Flywire upper. The most noticeable change is in the midsole The Cushion, Lunarlite Foam and Zoom Air have all been replaced with a Phylon midsole and a full-length Zoom Air unit, which should greatly improve stability and comfort. Here’s a few pics of a black/dark grey colorway, which should hit stores soon.
Here’s a look at the Nike Air Max Hyperize NFW “Highlighter Pack”, released last weekend. For those unaware, NFW stands for “No Flywire”, so these senakers are lacking Nike’s patented stability-enhancing technology. The pack includes three colorways, red/white, blue/white, and yellow/white. All three colorways use a combination of suede and a mesh-like fabric upper for the upper, followed by the paint-splattered midsole.
Take a look at the Jordan Grown, an upcoming addition to Jordan Brand’s casual shoe lineup. Obviously taking inspiration from the Jordan Chukka, the Jordan Grown uses a canvas upper, followed by a white sole, with elephant print on the bottom. Also notice the gusset on the side. This will definitely add more flexibility in the ankle area, especially when putting these on or taking them off. Stay tuned for more info.
Here’s a first look at the Nike Air Max Way, one of Nike’s latest sneakers to use the Air Max technology. This colorway has a blue and black upper, with a white sole. The rear is finished off with a white swoosh. This colorway will be available in July.
I’m sure many of you have already seen these, but I thought I’d go ahead and post anyway, since I never shared these. This pack will consist of both Air Jordan VI Infrared colorways, the White/Infrared and Black/Infrared. The Black/Infrared colorway looks very close to the Black/Varsity Red pair, which a few slight differences, the most noticeable one being the shade of red used on the midsole. The Infrared pack will release in June, but so far, it looks as though these will be an international release, so there’s a good chance we won’t get them in the states.
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Air Jordan VI Retro Infrared Pack
398850-901 (Package)
384664-103 (White/Infrared)
384664-003 (Black/Infrared)
More Denim Dunks. This pair uses a dark denim fabric, along with a white/mint plaid on the panels. The sneaker is finished off with and orange swoosh and sock liner. Yeah, I know, this pair isn’t for everyone, but I guess it’s always nice to have more options.
Just a heads up to let you guys know that today, the White/Black-Metallic Silver Nike Air Pippen finally hit shelves again. A retro of the original colorway, this version looks just as good as the previous version. The Air Pippen I will be available at most stores.
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I know most of you visit this site to see Nikes and Air Jordans, but I thought these were so interesting, I just had to share. Called the “Reebok Zig Slash”, this sneaker, uses Reeboks Zig Tech sole, which is designed to reduce heel stress by 20%, as well as lessening wear and tear on the leg muscles. This white/black-red colorway will most likely be the premier colorway, and is expected to hit shelves in October.
