Saturday, July 21, 2012

Nike Eric Koston 1 “Gorge Green”

Nike Eric Koston 1
Eric Koston was raised in San Bernadino, California, but it’s his Thai heritage that’s more often a source of inspiration for Koston’s Nikes. You can see just a bit of ‘Cali’ on this latest Nike Eric Koston 1, though, a Gorge Green suede design whose white, brown and red sole evokes images of July 2004 Dunk Low SB Quickstrike based on the California state flag. A roughly inverted distribution of colors might earn these an ‘Un-’ designation, but the results

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Nike Basketball “Volt” Pack – Release Reminder

After being pushed back a week, the Nike “Volt” pack will finally be releasing at select Nike retailers tomorrow. The pack consists of multiple classic Basketball shoes ranging from the 90's to the early 2000's, decked out in Black Nubuck, Leathers and a Vibrant Volt color. For those who want to scoop these up early,  You can also Buy them Now
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Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2K4Volt/Volt-Volt-Black511425-700$140.007.21.12

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Nike Zoom Kobe VII “FC Barcelona” – Release Reminder

While it was Sneakertherapy that broke the news on the ‘FC Barcelona’ colorways of the Nike Zoom Kobe VII, Kobe Bryant himself actually jumped the gun on that breakthrough when he was spotted with the mysterious Aqua Blue/Orange colorway of the Nike Zoom Himself VII during a recent outing at his daughter’s soccer game. The reception to both Barcelona-inspired joints were widely positive, although the grunts and moans came when we confirmed both to be exclusive to European retailers.

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Nike Zoom Stefan Janoski – Baroque Brown – Black – Birch

Has the Nike Zoom Stefan Janoski overtaken the immortal Dunk when it comes to popularity among skateboarders? The sheer number of Dunks that’ve accumulated over the past quarter-century-plus makes such a comparison nearly impossible if not downright silly. But when you consider how many pairs of Janoskis you’re likely to see on a given day about town and how long they’ve been around (about a tenth as long as the Dunk in general and a third as much time as the SB version), a

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Nike Air Max 95 – White – Black – Obsidian – Yellow

You can always count on UK footwear juggernaut JD Sports to come through with some great exclusives, and it’s become clear that the Air Max 95 has become their weapon of choice. This brand new colorway combines white and black with a nice two-toned ‘KD IV Scoring Title‘ vibe with the blue and yellow, making for yet another can’t miss Air Max 95 release. Amidst all the remixed version of the 95 like the 95 BB and 95 NS, the classic still reigns supreme, so don’t miss out on these

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Friday, July 20, 2012

Air Jordan 6 x Currensy – ‘Pilot Talk’ Custom

Are you about that Jet life? Then you’ll need a pair of El Cappy’s latest Air Jordan 6 Customs. Using the artwork from Curren$y’s “Pilot Talk” Album from 2010, El Cappy whips up a perfect rendition adding jets, imagery and all things Green and Black on the upper. Let us know if you’re feeling this custom.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low Foamposite – Metallic Silver

Back in 2010, the first Nike Air Force 1 x Foamposite Hybrid made it’s debut with the Metallic Silver colorway, that was then followed by a Black and White colorway that released a few months after. The hybrid finds itself back in 2012 just in time for the 30th anniversary of the Air Force 1, sporting a lower cut, bigger swoosh and a complete make over on the uppers. Featured on this Air Force 1 Low, are Foamposite Uppers, Jewel like swoosh, Supreme sole and small blue accents on the tongue.

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