Nike Air Force 1 Low Womens - White - Cherry
For the ladies who are looking for a very clean shoe, check out this new Nike Air Force 1.
The allover white shoe features a light mulicolored splatter to the outsole and just a bit of cherry red detailing. The heel tab and the tongue label are in cherry but the rest of the shoe is white.
I like simple shoe styles, so I’m fond of this look. These shoes are currently available at the Nike Member’s Only Store. Via SneakerNews.
Categories: Air Force Ones, Nike | Date: April 19th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | 1 CommentNike Huarache ‘08 - House of Hoops Player Exclusives
The latest player exclusives to hit the Harlem House of Hoops store are these Huarache ‘08s. These shoes include Deron Williams, Lamar Odom, Tony Parker and a New York Knicks colorways.
My favorite pair is the Tony Parker shoe, partially because I’m a Spurs fans but mostly because you can’t go wrong with Silver and Black.
These shoes are available now at the House of Hoops store and on ebay. Via Sneaker Files
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 15th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | 1 CommentNike Star Classic
The Nike Star Classic was originally released in 1974 and now it’s back again. The sneaker, which originally functioned as a basketball shoe, is available in perforated suede in two bright colorways.
You can choose from bright orange or blue. Each are complemented with white detailing, including a big Swoosh, white laces and outersole. You can get these shoes right now from Atmos-Toyko. Via Hypebeast.
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 14th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Womens Aqua Snake Skin Zoom Blazer
Snakeskin is being used in a lot of women’s high heels this season and now Nike is using it in this Blazer. The Nike Womens Aqua Snake Skin Zoom Blazer features aqua snakeskin embossed leather on this white shoe for a very dramatic look. The contrast against the smooth white leather is sure to turn some heads.
These sneakers are limited but you can find them at Kendo in Los Angeles.
Via Sneaks ‘N Gear.
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 11th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Air Jordan Fusion 5 Low
With recent success of the Air Jordan Fusion models, Nike is now set to release the Air Jordan Fusion 5 Lo seen above. The popular black/varsity red colorway is used and features the “Is It The Shoes?” motto printed all over. The Fusion Low looks nice in this basic color scheme and most definitely there will be more to arrive. Shkuze already has sizes in stock but the general release will happen this May.
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Categories: Air Jordans, Nike | Date: April 9th, 2008 | Posted by: ask2112 | 3 CommentsVintage Nike Vandal
It has been some time since Nike announced that they would be releasing the Nike Vandal Vintage shoe. Now available in the upcoming weeks at Nike quickstrike accounts are the Vintage Vandals seen above. The shoe features some heavy yellow accents on the blue denim colorway. It gives the Nike shoe an overall vintage look while kept simple in style and design. If you are into the old school look than these are definitely for you. Check your local quickstrike stores for these to be released.
Categories: Nike | Date: April 8th, 2008 | Posted by: ask2112 | No CommentsNike Air Max Light “Mexican Blanket”
The latest to hit stores it the Nike Air Max Light seen above. Called the “Mexican Blanket” this Nike shoe features colors and stitching typically found on a Mexican Blanket. The colorway is limited and also has some patent & perforated leather, along with some stingray material. The white draws it all of the different colors and materials together giving it a nice solid look. I definitely don’t mind the look and I give Nike a nod on this one.
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Categories: Air Max, Nike | Date: April 7th, 2008 | Posted by: ask2112 | 2 CommentsStussy x Neighborhood x Nike “Boneyards” Terminator & Blazer
Check out this interesting collaboration between Stussy, Neighborhood and Nike. Nike Terminator and Nike Blazer are models used in this collaboration. While the end result won’t be for everybody, perhaps you will fall in love with these shoes.
The Nike Blazer will be released in three colorways including black/black, black/blue and black/white and will retail for 15,750 Yen ($154 USD). The Terminator on the other hand will cost 12,600 Yen ($123 USD) and will come in the colors black/blue, black/white and black/red.
In the shoes pictured, you can see the black and white color and blue and black colorways. The black and white color scheme has very nice details, including an outlined Nike swoosh.
The blue and black shoe is a bit more outlandish, with an active pattern utilized on top of the blue. There is no concrete release date but expect it to be in the next few months.
Via Hypebeast.com
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 6th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Air Stab - Houndstooth Pack
This new Nike Air Stab joins the Air Max 95 and Air Max 90 360 as part of Nike Houndstooth Pack.
The Air Stab features a grey colorway that is accented with light Varsity Purple stitching along with blue and white accents.
The Houndstooth pattern is used on the Swoosh and in heel tab, creating a very dynamic look that is sure to please fans of the Air Stab.
These sneakers will be released to select boutiques, but you should also be able to cop a pair on eBay. Via Sneaker News
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 4th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Trash Talk Steve Nash PE Black/Orange
From the Nike Considered line comes this new colorway of the Steve Nash signature “Trash Talk” sneaker. This use of orange throughout this shoe make it a bold choice. There’s no word yet if this might be released at House of Hoops or other shops.
The Steve Nash Phoenix Suns colorway uses shoe laces and sockliners which use environmentally-preferred materials and is packaged in a fully recycled cardboard shoe box.
Nike Considered is the eco-conscious, sustainable line of shoes by Nike. The Nike Considered line utilizes materials found primarily within 200 miles of the Nike factory which reduces the energy used for transportation, diminishing the resulting climate change impact. The manufacturing process reduces solvent use by more than 80% compared with Nike’s typical products. The leather comes from a tannery that recycles wastewater to ensure toxins are kept out of the environment, and it is colored using vegetable-based dyes. Hemp and polyester are used to make the shoe’s woven upper and shoelaces. The midsole is cut to lock into the outer sole, reducing the need for toxic adhesives. The shoe’s outer sole includes rubber made from recycled factory rubber waste. It’s all part of Nike’s effort to “go green.”
Via SneakerFiles.
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Categories: Nike | Date: April 1st, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No Comments