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Another electric colorway of the Nike WMNS Air Force 1 High comes our way; this new pair of the Air Force 1 High for women features a simple color-construction of a black upper and secondary trim of neon green. You might’ve seen this colorway not too long ago, as Sneaker News reported a Nike WMNS Dunk Low using the same color combo in reversed fashion. It’s also the colorway of a Nike Dunk Low SB that took on the same colorblocking as the Jordan Pack SB Dunk, but it was never released, much to the disappointed of SB fans. This latest colorway of the Nike WMNS Air Force 1 have started to hit Nike retailers soon, so check out your local spots.
Style: 334031-005
Color: Black/Birch-Electric Green
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It’s only a matter of time before warm weather is the norm and the grills come out. Last summer saw two Nike Dunk Highs that were covered in gingham checks, but this new pair goes a different route. They’re certainly less tablecloth-y with a black denim overlay that looks an awful lot like the Born in the USA Dunk High SB that was revealed today. You don’t have to wait till July 4th to celebrate; these just hit Nike Sportswear retailers like Finish Line.
Style: 344648-007
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If you had to guess which one of these is a WMNS release, it’s a no-brainer right? A setup line like that might have you thinking it’s a trick, but only kinda. It’s not that they’re switched, but rather, the grey and pink Nike Twilight Runner EU is also made for men. They come in the same sizes as the LIVESTRONG-like pair, so it’s nice to find a well-designed shoe with pink accents that you don’t have to 1.5-UP on. Keep reading for more pics, and if you like what you see, grab one or both pairs today from SneakersNStuff.
Style: 344290-002
Color: Black/Neutral Grey-Vibrant Yellow
Style: 344290-013
Color: Neutral Grey/White-Vivid Pink
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Even though they may have grown into ‘full’ sizes since we last saw a pair like this, the Nike Vandal High Supreme GS will satisfy your little sneakerhead who missed out on the bigger sizes from 2008. Aside from the midsole, these are almost identical to that previous pair, adding a studded texture/pattern to the entire hindfoot, side-to-side around the heel. Break out the gel and get your lil sneakerhead’s faux-hawk ready, cos these just hit retailers like Shaolin8 on eBay.
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In the majority of his 14 NBA seasons, Eddie Jones wore Jordan Brand kicks. His Air Jordan Swift 6 was among the first non-MJ JB signature sneakers. EJ was once considered an All-Star talent, but by the time he ended up with the Memphis Grizzlies, he was clearly designated as a role player. At least he had dope kicks the entire time! Here’s an Air Jordan V Eddie Jones PE that comes in black nubuck, and looks like, well, the ‘Nubuck’ AJ XII color scheme. Very nice stuff, and considering Jones is now out of the Association, it’s very likely these pics will be the only time you ever see them. via Kenlu
Style: JBM412-M9-C1 LN4
Color: Black/University Blue
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The Sneaker News March Madness Sneaker Tournament kicked off with a bang last night, as voting for the Air Jordan bracket got underway. For day 2, we turn our attention to the Air Force 1 and some of the legendary versions of the classic shoe. As opposed to the Jordan bracket, there should be a little more parity with the AF1 region, being that the strength of the field is spread out a little more evenly and there are fewer clear-cut favorites. Keep reading after the jump to place your Round 1 votes for the Air Force 1 bracket and check back Monday to see who survives and who goes back into storage.
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The Air Jordan Spiz’ike combines Jays III-VI in as seamless a hybrid model as the sneaker world has seen. Parts from the Air Jordan III include the unmistakable midsole tooling and outsole, and normally, the elephant print heel and toe cups. On the Stealth Spiz’ikes, though, these sections might appear to be black-on-black elephant print, but a closer look reveals AJXX-style laser etching. It’s a nice unique touch on one of the hottest colorways of the Spiz’ike yet, so be sure to check out more photos after the jump. via Kinstor
Style: 315371-001
Color: Black/Varsity Red-Stealth
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Nearly year ago at the heels of FC Barcelona’s triumph over Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League, Sneaker News reported a special colorway of the Nike Blazer with FC Barcelona‘s crest on the tongue-tag and heel. It’s been quite some time since Barcelona’s victory, and that Nike Blazer has gone through minor changes. While it maintains the upper design and striped pattern on the rear, the FC Barcelona logo is no longer visible. Nonetheless, the colorway and use of patterns and materials is a nice touch. Like what you see? Grab a pair from JBseller on eBay.
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Supra isn’t the only skateboarding sneaker company who’s keyed in on tomorrow’s holiday. Nike SB is set to drop two Quickstrike releases on St. Patrick’s Day in the form of the ‘Wallenburg’ SB Dunk Low and one of the craziest Blazer High SBs we’ve seen in a while. The Blazers mix blue striping into Zebra’d side panels, while the Dunks are unique for commemorating the SF steps for which they were named by coloring in half of the midsole. Atlas will have these at 11am tomorrow morning.
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Not only has adidas Originals given Kazuki quite a bit of design input, but they’re starting to borrow from his standouts. With the adidas Originals Rod Laver Vintage, they’re not an official collaboration, but like his kzkLOT Superstar ’80s, these joints are remade with a mesh upper. That means they’re lighter and more breathable than ever before, perfect for summer, all while keeping with the impeccable Rod Laver style. Expect them at your local adidas Originals retailer any day now. via GQ
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