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This new colourway of the Nike WMNS Royalty High screams “80′s tennis”, but that’s probably because i’m thinking of the Reebok Court Victory Pump that Michael Chang wore in ’89. The colourways are very similar, but the Royalty Mid is more street-chic than court-savvy; the patent leather turbo green ankle and monsoon blue tongue agree. The classic color combo is finished off with a trifecta of grey textures; dull on the midsole, distressed on the swoosh, and lustrous on the ankle lace eyelets. This pair is now available at The Good Will Out.
Style: 386169-141
Color: White/Monsoon Blue-Turbo Green
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For the female who dreams all day about…sneakers, check out this new colourway of the adidas Originals Campus Street Mid in an eye-catching gradient-colored upper design. The upper fades from a evening blue to black, which reminds you of the last few minutes before night-time has completely arrived and marks the time the ladies trade in their kicks for stilettos. Finishing off the colourway is a solid black tongue and toe contrasted with white laces and three stripes. If you need these in your life, pick ‘em up at Shelta.
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The Nike Shox R4 was the original running shoe model when Nike Shox and its “Boing Boing” campaign first began. Since then, the R4 returned each following in a bunch of great new colourways, and they were continual fan favorites. The form-fitting design of the R4 is now equipped withe Nike Flywire for added stability, and this new Nike Shox R4 Flywire in a white/red/black colourway they we previewed last July is now available for purchase at Finishline. Remember, there are always coupon codes available to chop down that final price.
Style: 386154-101
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No matter how old I get, i’ll always love the black/red/white combination of an Air Jordan shoe or the vibrant neon green on a pair of clean 95s. But there are those circumstances where a pair of Jays or Air Maxes might not fit the occasion, and designers worldwide have embraced the dress-sneaker as the new black of footwear. Check out this collaboration between denim maestro Evisu and dress-sneaker purveyor Common Projects; this collection of capsules features an array of low-profile sneakers and savvy hi-tops in neutral, business-like colors such as white, dark navy, and black. These shoes don’t go without some flavor, as a series of numbers and Japanese characters are branded on the heel. If you’re into the “grown up” sneakerhead look, stay tuned to Sneaker News and we’ll provide the info as always. via FRESHNESS.
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The last two videos featuring the Don’t Fear The Sweeper Tour was a 50/50 mixture of skating and laughs. The third installment of the Sweeper Video Tour spans New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Texas and is strictly skateboarding, as the four-minute long video shows Team Nike do nothing but shred skate parks, bowls, verts, and back alleys while favoring certain Nike SB models (the Nike SB Janoski, for one). The members of Team Nike SB put all they’ve got into their craft, and while everything looks to come easy to them, their sweat-drenched shirts prove that their perfection is a result of determination and practice, two aspects of sport Nike values very much. via NikeSB.
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It could be that his Superbad money is wearing a bit thin, but McLovin’ is hitching a ride to Dallas for 2010 NBA All-Star Game. Upon his arrival, Fogell attempts to infiltrate the inner NBA circle to meet LeBron James, but runs into some bumps on the way. No, he doesn’t get cracked in the face by a would-be robber, but he does his best to elude the security guards with the super-light Nike Zoom Kobe V. Watch as he speed-greets Reggie Miller, steals the ball from Daniel “Boobie” Gibson, and stumbles at feet of Pau Gasol before finally reaching LeBron’s locker. Will McLovin reach his target on time? Check out the video after the jump to find out!
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Continuing their series of High School Player Exclusives, Jordan Brand revealed the St. Patrick High School PEs for four of their Jordan Brand models, the Air Jordan 16.5, Air Jordan Icons, Air Jordan Hallowed Ground, and Air Jordan Ol’School III. Jordan Brand does a great job at recognizing young talent and giving props to the top High School basketball programs in the nation, and you can witness these marquee Jordan Branded teams go at it when St. Patrick takes on NBA All-Star factory Oak Hill Academy, which has its own Jordan Brand Player Exclusives. via Jumpman23.
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The 2010 NBA All-Star Weekend has officially kicked off. The Celebrity All-Star Game and Rookie Challenge were played on Friday night at NBA Jam Session and American Airlines Center respectively. Besides all of the different shoes that the Rookies and Sophomores wore, the teams also went back to wearing their respective team’s NBA jersey’s unlike last year’s horrid excuse for a jersey. For the first time in eight years the Rookies came out on top and were led by Sacramento Kings’ Guard, Tyreke Evans, who like most of the other Nike sponsored players wore the new Nike Air Max Rise in their teams colors. Brandon Jennings of the Milwaukee Bucks had a respectable 22 points and 8 assists in his Under Armour Protege’s; he also might’ve taken some notes from Lebron James by wearing a different colored shoe on each foot. Toronto Raptors’ Rookie, Demar Derozan, won himself a trip to the 2010 NBA Slam Dunk Contest by beating Los Angeles Clippers’ Sophomore, Eric Gordon, in the first ever Slam Dunk-In, the two players wore the Nike Zoom Kobe V and adidas Supernatural Creator respectively. Check out what the rest of the Rookies and Sophomores wore after the jump and let us know who you think had the best kicks.
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The 2010 NBA All-Star Weekend in Dallas, TX kicked off with the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game featuring Common, Terrell Owens, Mavs owner Mark Cuban, Terrence J of 106 & Park, pro-golfer Anthony Kim, and other notable figures in television and pro-sports. The Nike Zoom Kobe seemed to be a popular choice, as both Common and Terrell Owens rocked the Nike Zoom Kobe V Chaos (how fitting for T.O. to wear the Chaos) while Anthony Kim hit a hole-in-one with the White/Red/Black Kobe V that matched the Celebrity All-Star jerseys to a tee. Michael Rapaport, another semi-obscure character actor of TV and film, wore the Dark Knight Kobe V, while former pro and Kobe teammate Rick Fox hit the rewind button with a pair of Zoom Kobe IV. ‘Twas a night for the stars, but the real All-Stars will shine Sunday night, so stay tuned for our NBA Feet 2010 All-Star Edition.
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The past week brought a nice blend of new and old. The Jordan Brand 23/25 Experience kicked off in Dallas with a mouth-watering display of Air Jordan history and the release of the Air Jordan 2010 set for this weekend. A number of NBA players have been showing their support by breaking out some interesting Jordan heat on the court, and we brought you a look at JB’s upcoming April releases. Sticking with the new/old theme, Nike rolled out the updated Trainer SC 2010 in style with an anniversary 2-pack and both the Griffey Max 1 and the Air Penny III will be turning heads with some fresh new colorways. Keep reading for a look back at all these stories and more of the latest sneaker action from the past week.
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