This latest colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 features Wolf Grey, but it’s not nearly as vicious as it sounds. In fact, this tone of grey is as soft as you can get, and combined with a contrasting material on the toe and central panel, this Air Force 1 is a fairly pleasnt overall package. This woven textile you see on the shoe seems to be a popular choice for the Air Force 1, so expect to see it on upcoming pairs of the Nike Air Force 1 as well. This pair is now available for purchase at titolo.

Style: 315122-017
Color: Wolf Grey/White

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Not one, but two! LeBron James has two low-top designs to call his own, and the one you saw first (the silhouette above) is merely called the Nike LeBron VII Low despite having an Air Max Unit as well. For the sake of saving us from confusion, ‘LeBron VII Low‘ will suffice. We’ve seen a lot more colorways of this version, and this colorway of white, black and sport red (I <3 NY?) that was previewed earlier this month is now available from rmkstore on eBay.

Style: 395717-100
Color: White/Black-Sport Red

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The classic never-gets-old Nike Dunk High returns once again for Fall 2010 in a number of great colorways for men, women, and the young’ns. The upcoming put-out of Dunk Highs also feature an eclectic variety of materials, such as rip-stop nylon, mesh, synthetic leather, and even synthetic nubuck. The women’s and kid’s version also house interesting graphics on the upper, like shimmering polka dots, and a fading dot-pattern. If you’re a fan of the Dunk High, continue reading to see what’s in store for the Fall 2010 season.

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The Nike Cross Trainer was designed as the ultimate shoe for the multi-dimensional, dual-sport athlete. Bo Jackson was a force in two sports that demanded different sets of athletic prowess, and he was consequently viewed as the prototypical cross-trainer. Nike and Bo Jackson teamed up to market Cross Training shoes to a generation in which universal sport culture was growing; After the wide success of the Nike Air Trainer 1 and the Nike Trainer SC (Strength Conditioning), Cross Trainers created a considerable amount of momentum for Nike, as other prominent athletes such as Barry Sanders and Jerry Rice were brought onto the Nike Cross Training team. And with the ‘Just Do It’ slogan becoming the battle-cry for athletes around the globe, cross training revolutionized physical fitness and became a sport in itself. The Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 was just one of the many impressive designs from the iconic Nike Trainer legacy of that era, so continue on to Sneaker News HD for a full gallery and additional history of the Nike Air Trainer Max ’91.

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Sneaker Freaker recently caught up with Chris P Cuts, discussing his love for vinyl and leather. The UK deejay and sneaker collector discusses the relevance of both cultures to his upbringing. He even explains how his mom’s preference for Nike is what led to his appreciation for sneakers since such an early age.  He also explains how mere materials and colorways are what decides for him what kicks to add to his collection, rather than what’s the hottest item at the time.  Taking a look at his home studio/storage room, you can see Chris’s collection vastly covers the Nike spectrum; from basketball to running to trainers, from old to new.  Check out some shots of his collection after the jump, and get over to SnkrFrkr to read the complete interview.

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Nike SB recently revealed its new Dunk Mids will be strapless, much to the chagrin of the Mid’s cult following.  Don’t expect anything of that sort from the Sportswear division anytime soon, and here’s a new Nike Air Force 1 Mid ’07 Premium to prove it.  These joints are as simple as they come, and you couldn’t ask for a better summertime colorway than white-on-royal blue, especially with how fashionable these low-key two-tone looks are considered nowadays.  Grab a pair today from UK cornerstone JD Sports.

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The 2008-09 season could not have gone any better for Kobe Bryant; he won his fourth NBA Championship while taking home MVP honors from the Finals and the All-Star Game, and had success with his first widely-marketed signature shoe wth Nike. The Nike Kobe Dream Season returns in 2010 with a completely new look that can easily be described as a high-tech version of the Nike Zoom Kobe IV. We already showed your a black-purple colorway but this new white/red/black looks to hit retail as well. However, the Kobe Dream Season II could quite possibly be an Asia-exclusive like the first Dream Season was, but stick with Sneaker News and we’ll let you know if these have any chance at a U.S. release. via kinstor.

Style: 407624-102

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These two previously previewed Nike All Court Lows were colored up by fragment design who frequently dabbles in Nike Sportswear silhouettes. This latest duo Nike All Court Low features rich-colored suede uppers, a stark contrast to the white uppers of the trio of the fragment design x Nike All Court Low. Another note is the addition of Zoom Air cushioning; the previous Nike All Courts did not contain Zoom Air but you can expect the added comfort in these two pairs, which are slated to drop this Saturday, April 24th, at 21 Mercer.

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Regular Sneaker News readers know that we appreciate the finest details of this here shoe game, right down to our obsession with informing you on Nike style and color codes.  To many, the boxes that our beloved Nikes and Jays came inside are every bit the trigger for wonderful memories as those shoes themselves.  Jordan Brand has been increasingly nodding at us sneakerheads with their tees and apparel that celebrate little details like this, and the new ‘It Started Here’ tee is a prime example.  What you’ve got here is a basic black, white or red t-shirt that features the updated JB box tag, complete with color info from the OG Air Jordan 1.  This would be a perfect compliment to any AJ1s you might be rocking, especially the AJKOs that just retroed, so grab yours today from Eastbay.

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The verdict is in: The Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low is the best LeBron low to date. The two colorways revealed thus far – the white/gold colorway and the ‘Dunkman’ neon green Low – have received love from all four corners, and perhaps that widespread embrace is due to the fact that the Air Max LeBron VII Low stays true to the design of the mid-top version. Already a highly anticipated colorway, the AM LeBron VII Low in ‘mean green’ is a fitting polar opposite to the Dunkman LeBron VII that was predominantly black, which serves as even more reason to cop a pair. Check out these new images of the Mean Green LeBron VII Low and tell us which ‘Dunkman’ colorway – Low or Mid – is the better pair. via MS.

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‘Yo…where’d you get those?’ I’m sure we’ve all heard that from time to time when we’re rocking the best of our best or even a rainy-day beater. Whether you have a set rotation or you like to break out a fresh pair each and every day, we’d like to see what you’ve got on! If you haven’t caught on yet, check out the WDYWT feature in the new Sneaker News Blogs. You can show off your daily selection by following a few easy steps – all you need is a camera phone (or you can upload your own artsy picture). The Sneaker News Blogs is filled with some great updates by some of the most notable sneakerheads from across the globe like Premium Pete, Dave White, and the crew over at Extra Butter. Check out Sneaker News Blogs and be sure to submit what you wore today! Wearing some neck-breaking heat? Continue reading for the easy instructions on how to submit and check out the sick gallery of what our loyal readers have submitted thus far.

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