Stussy 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 CommentsNike Dunk Supreme Tier 0 - Blue, Red, Yellow
Check out these Nike Dunk Supremes that come in solid colors. While these kicks won’t be for everybody, if you like rocking one specific color, you made find one of these shoes was built for you.
The three color schemes feature blue, red and yellow. Everything is the same from color scheme to color scheme except for the main color of the shoe. With a big white Nike swoosh and a few different textures, there’s nice detail on these shoes.
You can find these shoes currently at Sneakology.de. Rumor has it that three more color schemes will be released in the coming weeks. Via Hypebeast.
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Categories: Dunk, Nike | Date: March 29th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | 4 CommentsNike Women’s Outbreak Retro - Pink and Green
If you are looking for an old school shoe for women, check out these Nike Women’s Outbreak Retros. This style was first made famous in the late 1980’s and is now being brought back. Made of canvas (just like they were in the late 1980’s), these shoes are sure to turn a few heads.
With bright pink and neon green, you can’t come up with a more flashy color scheme than this shoe employs. Mixed together with bold white laces, the result is a wild shoe that can spice up any wardrobe. The exact release date of these kicks isn’t known but it should be in the next month or two.
Via Sneaker Files.
Categories: Nike | Date: March 28th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Air Force 1 Womens Canvas - Lucky Green
This is the first pair of several Air Force 1’s for women that are coming out in canvas this year. Canvas brings an old school flavor to the AF1 but these also have a little modern flair because of the cool green color.
This lucky green colorway is complemented with an ice outsole. This shade is sure to be popular among both men and women. But these are women’s sizes, so guys will need to adjust by 1.5 sizes.
This color was a good way to start out with the canvas Air Force 1 Women’s shoes. Hopefully the rest of the colorways will be equally impressive. You can grab these on ebay and from various Nike retailers.
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Categories: Air Force Ones, Nike | Date: March 25th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | 6 CommentsNike SB Bo Rod Hi
Recently Nike SB released Tinker Hatfield’s design - the HAT ROD, and now here comes another shoe based on the P-Rod. This time it’s the BO ROD, designed by Sandy Bodecker.
This black hi top is decorated all over with white embroidery and other accents. The embroidered areas are very detailed. I’m not a big fan of embroidery on shoes … but if that’s your thing, these are very nice choice. The white on black is definitely eye-catching. You can grab a pair on LTD.
Via High Snobiety.
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Categories: Nike | Date: March 16th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Air Rejuven8
Nike is always up-to-date on the latest technology to make their shoes as comfortable as possible. Now they have created a new line entitled Rejuven8 to alleviate foot pain. The Nike Air Rejuven8 is comfortable, lightweight and still stylish.
The Rejuven8 comes in black, red, white and blue colorways. You can get these shoes right now at Finishline for $89.99 a pair.
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Categories: Nike | Date: March 12th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No CommentsNike Court Force High - Diamond Pack
Check out these futuristic looking kicks. These Nike Court Force Highs in the new Diamond Pack look like I thing out of a science fiction flick. The colors, textures and patterns used just aren’t seen in many shoes we see on a daily basis.
Basically, the color scheme consists of different shades of white, blue and gray. But you have to take a close look at the shoes to see how crazy they really are. The blue lightning bolts on the gray background looks impressive, as does the white Nike swoosh against the sky blue color. Even the zebra laces add a bit of flavor to the mix.
While these shoes are only being released in Asia, you might be able to find a pair in your size on eBay. Via Sneaker Files.
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Categories: Nike | Date: March 11th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | 1 CommentNike Air Force 1 Premium “Flint Grey/White-Stealth-Mid-Navy”
This version of the Air Force 1 features a terrific combination of colors and textures. Exotic leathers ar used in the heel and along the side of the shoe, while smoother premium leather is used up front. The dark grey and navy work well together to create a very sophisticated shoe.
They come with a silver Nike Air Force 1 lace lock, navy laces and a second pair of grey laces. These sneakers are available right now at Purchaze for $161.40 USD.
Categories: Air Force Ones, Nike | Date: March 5th, 2008 | Posted by: Kori Ellis | No Comments