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When Sneaker News asked our readers if the Austin Jermacans Melo M6 was a better design than the Jordan Brand Melo M6, the answer was a resounding YES. The Future Sole Melo M6 was set to be worn by the Orangemen during the Big East Tournament but a first-round elimination sent had the Orange seeing red. We only got a one-game short viewing of the Future Sole Syracuse PE, and it looks like we won’t see it again any time soon, because the Orangemen will wear a JB version of the Melo M6 PE during the Big Dance. Was Jordan Brand miffed at the warm response to Jermacans’ M6? Who knows. But you tell us, which PE – Future Sole or JB – would you rather the Syracuse Orangemen wear? via Jumpman23.
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The Nike Sportswear Six Collection celebrates six countries that play big roles in the international football play; getting ready for the 2010 World Cup Tournament, the Nike Sportswear Six Collection includes great apparel and the latest Nike footwear, like the Nike Lunar Rejuven8 Mid, Nike Air BW Gen II, and the hybrid Nike Dunk High AC, which features the classic Dunk High upper and a vulcanized midsole. The Brazil colorway features a black upper with a green border separating the v-sole and upper, and a Nike Brazil tongue tag. You can grab a pair from i-seller-hk on eBay.
Style: 398263-001
Color: Black/White-Pine Green
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Why is it that Asia (or any other country that isn’t the U.S.) always gets first dibs on the big-time releases? At Nike Harajuku in Japan, the Air Jordan 25th Anniversary is set to make a huge splash this coming Saturday, March 20th, as the Air Jordan III, IV, IX, and XI will release in tandem. However, Harajuku wasn’t the first to drop ‘em, as Mexico’s Shelter released all pairs as well last week. In the states, the Air Jordan III, IV, and IX will release next week on the 27th, while the Air Jordan XI 25th Anniversary hasn’t even sniffed a confirmed release date. For our global readers situated in Japan, head on over to Nike Harajuku and get your hands on a pair (or pairs). via Harajuku.
Style: 398613-102 (Air Jordan III)
Style: 408202-101 (Air Jordan IV)
Style: 302370-104 (Air Jordan IX)
Style: 408201-101 (Air Jordan XI)
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We’re only two days into the voting for the Sneaker News March Madness Sneaker Tournament and the Air Jordan and Air Force 1 brackets are already battling it out amongst each other as we speak. Day 3 brings some new grudge matches that will see some of Nike’s all-time most beloved models go head-to-head with high hopes for Final Four supremacy at stake. With such a wide variety of opinions out there from readers of all different ages, tastes and points of view, there should be some pretty competitive matchups here, and we expect this bracket to be one of the tightest when it comes to the voting results. Keep reading to voice your opinion on the Round 1 face-offs, and stay tuned tomorrow for the final Round 1 bracket to open the voting.
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Jordan Brand customarily releases accompanying apparel with bigger-name retro models and colorways. Items like hoodies, shorts, and even hats were made to match the specific colorways and designs. Releasing alongside the Air Jordan 25th Anniversary releases is a collection of white-on-white t-shirts with the respective Air Jordan silhouette. White-on-white is a pure as you can get; unhindered by any superfluous color-blocking, both the Air Jordan 25th Anniversary shoes and t-shirts should shine brighter than any other color. But examine the Air Jordan XI t-shirt for a moment, and you might notice the Jumpman logo; Why it didn’t make it on the production version of the sneaker is beyond us. These shirts will be available March 20th at Nike Harajuku and alongside the upcoming Air Jordan 25th Anniversary releases. via Harajuku.
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While Supra is known for its eccentric super-high top street-wear design, their line of footwear was meant for skaters, with guys like Chad Muska and Terry Kennedy under its wings. For those who don’t seek to shred their pairs, Supra has just released the Supra NS, or “No Skate” line-up, which features popular Supra silhouettes in a life-style ready construction. The Supra Assault, Cuttler, and Strapped 2 are part of the newly released Supra NS line, all coming in black colorways and an extra grey pair for the Assault, with each pair constructed in fullgrain leather. This latest Supra NS Collection is now available at factory413.
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Matching your kicks with your clothing has become more than just a preference; it’s a mandate in the unwritten rulebook for sneakerheads. There are those who go astray and don’t care much for matching, but there are those who love to color-coordinate anything and everything. Vandal-A’s made it easier for the latter by producing a number of great t-shirts to match some of the biggest releases over the past year; more recently, we saw a great Eggplant Foamposite T-Shirt and another one for the Air Jordan XI Space Jam. The newest addition to Vandal-A’s closet is a t-shirt made for the Air Jordan VI Oreo, featuring America’s favorite cookie with a Jordan insignia. The Oreo VI is scheduled to release on Saturday, March 20th, so if this t-shirt is a must-have for you color-coordinators, this latest Vandal-A production is available exclusively at vandal-a.com and Packer Shoes.
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Nike Basketball has had their sights set on the NCAA tournament, as we’ve seen a number of great iD’ed colorways of the Nike Hyperdunk made for specific schools. Next up is the University of Kentucky, known for being the winningest program in college basketball history and its super-hot loyal fan Naomi Judd, only this time, Judd won’t be the only eye-candy on the Rupp Arena floor. Check out the University of Kentucky Nike Hyperdunk, which features a blue-white gradient on the upper and Wildcat graphic on the upper. Will UK be a winner? They’ll certainly look the part. via NikeBasketball.
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The Goldenrod colorway of the Nike Dunk High was a tribute to Iowa as part of the Nike Dunk High Be True To Your School Pack, giving props to seven schools that bled their colors. The otherwise flawless colorway of yellow and black has been redone a number of times in Dunk High form, and this latest Nike WMNS Dunk High almost hits the mark. The yellow upper and bottom sole is on point, but the black mesh textile on the toe and center panel are obvious differences, as is the colored laces. These have already hit retailers in Nike Europe, so stick to Sneaker News for info regarding a stateside release.
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As of late, women have been getting some really strong concepts and colorways as far as sneaker releases. Here we see Reebok trying to up the ante with an entire collection concept specifically for the ladies. Using Greek mythology as a foundation, a pack of three Reebok Freestyles taken on some famous Greek Goddesses for design foundations. First off is Medusa; one of the more recognized persons from Greek Myths. The upper takes on a stoney look, to represent the outcome of looking into her eyes. The heel ankle collars get a snakeskin treatment, which perfectly suit Medusa’s snake hair because of the shape of the padding.
Secondly you’ll see a pair of Freestyles that draw inspiration from Callisto. Turned into a bear because of a love triangle, she later killed and reborn as the constellation Ursa Major, better known as The Big Dipper. Hence the pitch black leather upper with constellation patterns.
And lastly, Athena, the daughter of Zeus. Mostly synonymous with her shield and helmet, its fitting to see the colorway use a bronzy armor look, with an actual shield graphic on the heel. Athena’s trusty owl gets some shine with feather graphics along almost the entire forefoot of the shoe. These won’t be out for a while as they are part of Reebok’s Fall/Winter collection. via Provider.
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