Nike Vandal High – Red/White/Black

A couple of days ago, i clearly stated that we have seen the stock rise of the Nike Vandal lately. I also said that all that success is part because of the sick colorways and dope designs. Well did i call it or what? Here we see yet another fantastic colorway of the Nike Vandal High, which is dubbed Red/White/Black. The sneaker features white and red leather uppers. White is also used on the Nike Swoosh, toe box, and midsole. Touches of black are seen on the Nike Swoosh, heel panel, and lace eyelets. The sneaker is finished off with a black outsole. These are available now at Finishline. Pics via Sneakerobsession.com.

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Categories: Nike | Date: March 17th, 2010 | Posted by: Sneak3rAddict | No Comments



Jordan Icon Marquette PE Colorways

If the Miami and St. John’s Hyperdunk PE Colorways were previously featured, the Georgetown Player Exclusive has its new colorways as they faced the St. John’s in the Big East Conference. The Jordan Brand Marquette has the “MU” logo stitched into the heel area on its traditional school colors of white with navy blue and gold.

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Categories: Air Jordans | Date: March 17th, 2010 | Posted by: carla_guillermo | 1 Comment



The Collaboration Between Nike Hyperdunk and Gonzaga University PE

As everyone gets closer to the very first match of the March Madness of the 2010 NCAA Tournament Bracket, more and more shoe designs for various universities come to the surface. And here we start off with Gonzaga University’s very own Nike Hyperdunk.

This shoe has patent leathers of red and blue with some gradient designs which overlay the complete flywire attributed by the side panel. The swoosh is in red and has a blue outline while outsole is in complete red. The shoelaces are in blue while the bulldog logo of the Gonzaga is on the tongue with Nike’s brand on the heel side.

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Categories: Collaborations, Custom Kicks, Dunk, Nike | Date: March 17th, 2010 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments



Nike Air Flight Condor High

The Nike Air Flight Condor High had some successful models last year. That success has made Nike bring back the Air Flight Condor High once again. Nikes latest Air Flight Condor comes in an White/Black/Blue colorway. The uppers of the sneaker feature clean white. Black nubuck is placed on the wing panel, around the toe, and the top of the tongue. Blue patent leather is placed on the heel, which is also where the Nike branding is located. Blue is also seen on the midsole and eyelets. The Nike Swoosh, which is done up in silver, gives the shoe a nice spark. These are available now at DrJays for a retail price of $100. Via SneakerObsession.



Categories: Nike | Date: March 16th, 2010 | Posted by: Sneak3rAddict | No Comments



Miami’s Hyperdunk PE Colorway

Although the University of Miami still struggle in the ACC the Nike would not stop inspiring the team with its Hyperdunk sneaker. Early this year, Nike introduced the Hyper Elite uniforms, Combat Hyperstrong shorts and tanks that match the team’s Hyperdunk iD. In school colors orange, green and white, the new sneaker reminisce the school’s founding history with its 1925 tongue tag.

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Categories: Dunk, Nike | Date: March 16th, 2010 | Posted by: carla_guillermo | No Comments



A Special Preview on Nike Zoom Hyperfuse

The basketball shoe series of Nike Hyper continues to give its fans the unique performance when it comes to designs. Almost 60% of the type of sneakers worn in NBA and NCAA are composed of Hyperize, Hyperdunk and Hypermax. It will soon unravel its latest Hyper sneaker called the Zoom Hyperfuse in the latter parts of this year.

This has the newly created torch technology which makes it the lightest basketball shoes from Nike’s storage. It has perforated cutouts in the toe are and side panels which all are overlayed by some net covering. It is available in colorways of grey, green and yellow.

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Categories: Nike | Date: March 16th, 2010 | Posted by: aclazaro | 1 Comment