Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Nike Air Force 180 High – Wolf Grey – White
The Nike Air Force 180 came back for the Olympic games this year but there’s another version that is set to release, without the famous pump system that made this classic memorable. Slated for Fall is the Air Force 180 High that takes us back to the hightop style of the 90s in several colorways. However, don’t expect a pump system on these just yet. Will you still be copping? Let us know. You can also Buy them Here
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Nike Air Trainer 1 “BB51″
Nike Sportswear pays homage to Bill Bowerman, the man who ignited the greatest sports outfitting movement in the world, with the Air Trainer 1 ‘BB51'; these two Air Trainer 1 colorways are of the Premium NRG grade as they feature top-notch leather and suede materials with a woven tongue and gold underlays on the Swoosh. Additional details seen on both high-class renditions of the Air Trainer 1 are bold, diagonal striping on the outrigger of the fore-foot strap, the ‘BB51' lettering
20 Years Of Nike Basketball Design: Air Flightposite (1999)
After a fairly thorough excavation of the legendary 1995-96 season and its immediate followups, Nike Basketball continues its journey through the past two decades of excellence with the spiritual successor to yesterday’s entrant. ’97's Air Foamposite One set the bar with a then-record $170 MSRP and a design that remains ‘futuristic’ to this day, and two years later, Foamposite lead designer Eric Avar leveraged the technology to “create a seamless extension of your body.”
Nike Air Flight 89 “London”
The London Olympics are in full swing, and though we’ve already seen a ton of Team USA and otherwise five-ringed releases, there are still a few notable drops on the horizon. Going in the opposite direction of the timelessly styled Air Jordan ‘Golden Moments’ package is this new ‘London’ Nike Air Flight ’89 that utilizes a palette similar to Nike Basketball’s ‘WBF Fireberry’ designs to get close to the official XXX Olympiad color scheme. It’s kind
Air Jordan 1 Phat “Bordeaux”
After July’s top-shelf releases of the Air Jordan 1 ‘WBF’ Pack and August’s Air Jordan 1 ‘Golden Moments’, you might’ve had your fair share of AJ1 releases. Don’t expect to take too long of a break because Jordan Brand’s got more Phat releases this September, with this ‘Bordeaux’ colorway being a particular standout. It features a basic Air Jordan 1 color-blocking with the rich wine Bordeaux tone paired with Stealth grey on the upper, lined and laced with black. We’re
Air Jordan 2012 Lite – September 2012 Releases
The Air Jordan 2012 Lite made its global debut in July in an assumed ‘Superhero’ Pack of colorways as well as a USA arranged version. This September, the 2K12 Lite will take on the ‘Team’ approach as we get a preview of nine basic colorways – black uppers with a secondary color unit on the midsole. The ties to collegiate squads is pretty apparent here (Orange for Syracuse, University Blue for UNC, Navy Blue for Georgetown, and so on), but all nine are certainly ready for a spot in
Nike Air Max Humara – OG Colorway
Shoes like the Air Jordan III and Air Foamposite One have given fellas like Tinker Hatfield and Eric Avar a small-time celebrity status, but let’s not forget that man responsible for some of Nike ACG’s greatest designs – Peter Fogg. While trail-runners are typically bulkier and perhaps awkward-looking compared to the sleeker Running shoe, Fogg is responsible for bringing ‘sexy’ back to Nike’s off-road kicks, whipping up classics like the Terra Humara, Minot, Tupu, etc..
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