Thursday, November 8, 2012
Nike Zoom KD IV – Mike Miller PE
The names ‘Mike Miller’ and ‘Kevin Durant’ have never really crossed each other, except on the rosters for last season’s NBA Finals and the fact that both were named Rookie of the Year in their respect draft classes. Miller has, however, worn KD’s sneakers for his games, and we even saw an unofficial ‘PE’ of the KD III that suddenly hit retailers. While Miller spent most of the 2012 Playoffs in the Hyperdunk Elite, he did opt for the KD IV a few times and even for his Mike
Nike Air Max 90 Premium – Cargo Khaki – Canyon Gold
The latest Nike Air Max 90 Premium release furthers the classic silhouette’s use of Hyperfuse, introducing a new blocking pattern that today employs a couple of colors we’ve seen in spades from Nike Sportswear this season. Both the Cargo Khaki and Canyon Gold shades have played a major role in the NSW catalog this quarter, and after having tackled a different template in CK and Volt, the AM90 PRM shows us what the olive base looks like with a mustard shade instead of neon. They miss the
Nike Air Foamposite One Keychains
Sneakers have come to life in forms outside of shoes and onto various accessories like phone-cases, car air-fresheners, clothing, pillows, and key-chains. The last of the bunch has been a popular item, and although we’ve seen plenty of miniaturized Air Jordan and Air Force 1 modeled forms, we’ve yet to see is a key-chain done Foamposite style – until now. We’re emphasizing that these aren’t official Nike-issued products, but it’s still a dope
Nike Air Force 1 Low XXX “Cristiano Ronaldo”
Nike Air Force 1 Low XXX
Cristiano Ronaldo has reached a rarefied strata of fame that only David Beckham has occupied to this date, as Nike launches the new CR7 on- and off-pitch collection. This capsule of soccer and streetwear reflects its namesake with a fierce competitive nature balanced by a playful approach that always keeps things interesting. The former is expressed by a heart/X insignia (representing the love of winning/hatred of losing) and the latter comes through
Nike Air Max 90 EM – White – Pink Flash
Nike Air Max 90 EM
The Engineered Mesh line made an early preview this Fall in several classic colorways and the series continues to take over our news feed, with another EM 90 done up in eye catching colors. This EM 90 features a White upper with Pink Flash accents and Black. These release next year so stay tuned with Sneakertherapy with more info on behalf of this release.
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Nike Air Max 90 EM
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The Engineered Mesh line made an early preview this Fall in several classic colorways and the series continues to take over our news feed, with another EM 90 done up in eye catching colors. This EM 90 features a White upper with Pink Flash accents and Black. These release next year so stay tuned with Sneakertherapy with more info on behalf of this release.
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Jordan CP3.VI “Clippers” – Red
After notching up the energy quite a bit with the ‘Nitro Pack’, the Jordan CP3.VI looks to get closer to home with this new colorway that sports a distinctly Clippers look to it. The pair has a sort of tonal red look on top, swicthing back and forth between sport red and gym red for the differing sections of the sneaker-white and royal that make up the rest of the equation coming in to play on the laces and outsole. Click through to get a better look at this Jordan CP3.VI colorway and
Nike Lunar Safari Fuse+ – Black – Medium Violet – Stadium Green
Nike Lunar Safari Fuse+
What happens when you take a colorway made famous by the series for which Tinker Hatfield is most famous and apply it to one of his earliest breakthroughs? The most natural connection would be between the Air Safari and its namesake print and the Air Jordan III’s Elephant (or possibly even the Safari’s Class of ’87 peer the AJII), but it’s actually the AJ8 that we see pop up on the latest Hyperfuse and LunarLon Safari update. The Nike
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