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Japan’s A Bathing Ape returns with a great collection for the Spring/Summer 2010 season; four great colorways of a Bape-ified Chuck Taylor will be made available with removable velcro logo patches on the inner ankle of the shoe. The classic red, alongside blue, turquoise, and pink will be in use for this latest Bape effort, but we’re not surprised that Nigo’s brand borrowed a design from a classic footwear brand. We’ve got all the colorways for viewing so continue reading to check them out. via STREEThing.
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Lacoste may be best known for their ubiquitous polos with the crocodile logo, but their collection of easy-going lifestyle footwear should grab your attention as well. Check out the Lacoste Luxe Luggage Pack, set for a Fall 2010 release; three models – Ingaro LB, Broadwick LB, and Storm LB – will be available inspired by premium luggage, with various tones of brown and constructed in heavyweight canvas. For those who like to diversify the stash and switch up to something super-casual and country-club ready, check your Lacoste retailers this Fall. Continue reading for a closer look at the Lacoste Luxe Luggage Pack.
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The latest collaboration between New Balance and Mad Hectic celebrates the 10th Anniversary of the MT580. Two colorways will release; one in a green and tan upper and the other in brown and tan, both of which are fitting for the trail-inspired motif of the New Balance MT580. Each pair will include a special insole dotted with a number of colorways of the MT580 – which instantly raises the level of ‘cool’ for this upcoming collaboration. Continue reading to peep the extra images and let us know if this is the best Mad Hectic x New Balance collab to date. via madhectic.
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LaMarcus Aldridge has been wearing the Nike Air Max Hyperize in a gallant effort to even the First Round series against the Suns, but these new Player Exclusive colorways of the Nike Huarache 2010 should get some minutes as well. The Home and Away in Black and White features L-Smooth, Aldridge’s nickname, on the tongue of both pairs, with a red midsole and swoosh topping off the Blazers colorway. Check out the images after the jump and let’s hope these new colorways does some good for Aldridge and his Portland team. via Nike Basketball.
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Last month we showed you some images of an upcoming low-top version of the Nike Hoop Structure that was set to be a House of Hoops exclusive. There hasn’t been any change regarding the availability of the shoe, but check out these extra images if, by any chance, you were doubting these kicks. This colorway features a number of vibrant tones, but carbon fiber can also be found on various portions of the shoe. Continue reading for another look at the Nike Hoop Structure Low and let’s hope some more colorways (in wider releases) will be made available. via LTD.
Style: 410704-046
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In what was already somewhat of a wacky design in itself, the Nike Lunar Woven Chukka received a rainbow treatment to the weaved upper – but this pair has a slightly different color variation and a black suede trim instead of white leather. The pixelated blocks of color on the upper have a ‘cooler’ feel, with more blue tones in use. But you know what isn’t cool? This pair – dropping April 24th – is exclusive to Soph Shop in Japan, so getting a pair won’t be that easy. Take a look after the jump and see if you can tell the difference between these and the Rainbow Lunar Woven Chukka we showed you earlier.
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Never has an Air Jordan shoe caused so much controversy and argument; the Air Jordan VI Infrared was expected to be widely celebrated but a good portion of our Jordan-head reader response was summed up into ‘Why?’. We showed you a number of comparisons and previews of the Infrared VI, but check out these additional images of the Air Jordan VI (purportedly Infrared) that is slated to be part of the mystical and now infamous Air Jordan VI Infrared Pack. Can you tell the difference between Varsity Red and Infrared? via SH.
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The Jordan Flight 9 is a hybrid Jordan shoe that hasn’t seen much publicity as a Spiz’ike or a Six Rings. It could use some more attention because it’s one of the better Air Jordan hybrids we’ve seen in a while. The midsole hints at flashes of the Jordan III and IV, with the circumventing mudguard from the Air Jordan IX. This new colorway features True Blue and Stealth Grey with a speckled midsole and a touches of Varsity Red. You can grab this pair now over at Finishline, but continue reading for a coupon that’ll save you some cash on this and any other Finishline purchase.
Style: 395553-101
Color: White/True Blue-Stealth Grey-Varsity Red
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During an era in which anything Tinker Hatfield touched ended up in gold, the Nike Air Pegasus ’89 was still a success, despite not being a Hatfield product. The 89 Peg returned in 2009, which surely pleased retro-runner enthusiasts, and 2010 should be no different; check out this new colorway of the Nike Air Pegasus ’89 in black, light grey, and blue. It features a split-color midsole and upper that houses a nice mixture of synthetic leather, ripstop nylon, and patent leather. You can pick up a pair over at Caliroots.
Style: 344082-003
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LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, and even Kevin Durant got all the attention this season, but a wily veteran out in the desert continued to do his thing and led his team to a 54-win season. Steve Nash and his Suns are currently holding onto a 2-1 series lead, but despite Steve Nash’s leadership at the 1, he won’t get the recognition at the level of the players mentioned before. Check out this new Steve Nash Player Exclusive of the Nike Hyperdunk Low; he’s been wearing the Cradle Rock Low during the Playoffs but his low-top roots include the Nike Hyperdunk, like this Suns-inspired colorway. Check out this new PE after the jump. via Dunk.
Style: 386424-004
Color: Neutral Grey/Varsity Purple-White
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