A few weeks ago Sneaker News showed you a limited collection of the Nike All Court Low – two of which were colorized by frequent collaborator fragment design. The remaining two of the All Court Low – Golden Harvest (mustard) and Dark Sage (olive) – were quickstrike releases without the fragment logo on inner insole. The Nike All Court Low features a suede upper and rubberized toe-cap on a white midsole making for a great summer shoe, so if you’re feeling these colorways, head over to WestNYC now to pick up yours.

WestNYC
147 West 72nd St.
New York, NY 10023
212-787-8595

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There are a select number of foods that are synonymous with the summer season. Iced tea, crisp salads, and watermelon are just some of the snacks we enjoy to keep us cool while maintaining a full stomach. This upcoming Nike Air Max 1 in white, electric green, and pink embodies the summertime fruit colorway with precision, although it might be tough to believe that this isn’t a women’s colorway. Continue reading for an in-depth look at this upcoming 87 and we’ll let you know when these hit the states. via Dunk.

Style: 308866-100
Color: White/Electric Green-Neutral Grey-Pink

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The Nike Free TR combines the barefoot sensation of the Nike Free with the all-purpose support of a higher-cut Trainer. Slap on a Livestrong label and colorway and all of a sudden your motivation level is through the charts (the guy has one ball for crying out loud). There truly is something about the black and yellow and urges you to dig deep, and with the Nike Free TR, you should be able to optimize your training. You can grab a pair over at Finishline but be sure to continue reading for a coupon code that’ll save you some cash on this purchase and any other Finishline deal.

Style: 395928-070
Color: Black/Varsity Maize

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It’s going to be tough to choose a weapon when it’s time to break ankles and tea bag opponents on the blacktop because Nike’s arsenal of Nike Basketball is extremely broad. But there’s always the sure-fire safe bet, and one shoe that you know will not disappoint is the upcoming Nike Hyperdunk 2010 TB, a re-design of the widely popular Nike Hyperdunk. Featuring a no-sew and Flywire upper, then Hyperdunk 2010 arrives in nine great team-oriented colorways fit for any region, local gym, or summer league. From NYC? Go with the orange or the royal blue. Maybe you’re a Tar Heel guy – there’s a similar UNC blue available. Perhaps you’re the lone baller of the Yukon Territory – there’s green, blue, or red to pick from (colors of the regional flag, but y’all knew that). Check out what’s in store in the Nike Hyperdunk 2010 TB and tell us this: Which color would you rep?

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GOOAAAAALLOLOLLOLLOOLLLL. Now that we got that out of our systems, check out this collection of designer soccer football cleats – the adidas Y-3 Field Low Exclusive. Premium leather uppers with some great decorative choices – distressed cold, red and blue delicate pinstriping – and a super-high ankle pull tab are some key focal points. This four-pack represents four national teams – France, Japan, Germany, and Mexico – who have World Cup trophy dreams in the upcoming event. These will be available for a limited time at Y-3 retail stores and online, so pick up one of these slick pairs while they’re still available. via Freshness.

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Last month Sneaker News gave you a thorough look at what Jordan Brand had to offer for the upcoming summer months, and here’s an update rounding out a few recent additions to the Jordan Brand Summer Collection. The University Blue Air Jordan 2010 was a late add-on for April, as was the first colorway of the Jordan Cover 3 (previously the Super Freak). The May heat-wave continues with the Air Jordan XI 25th Anniversary and the Powder Blue Air Jordan IX – both of which will be gone in sixty seconds. The Jordan Flight 9 will also debut in a Mars colorway and a Silver Anniversary rendition. And in June, the white/gold Air Jordan Accolades and a black/red Jordan Flight 9 will touch down. The Jordan Brand Summer 2010 Collection is subject to even more great additions, so stick with Sneaker News for all Jordan Brand Release Dates.

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adidas releases some staple models with a beach theme for more Summer goodness.  The Superstar, Forum Mid, and Stan Smith each have white leather with white mesh overlapping colored medial panels- each model getting its own distinct colorway.  Maybe the idea was to resemble terry cloth beach towels, or maybe those mesh pool beds/chairs.  But even if you don’t see it that way, it still gives a light airy feeling which still induces Summer fun.  Available already at Mita, expect to see these at local spots soon.

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The recent Air Jordan 1 releases – Mid, Alpha, Low – have been as un-Jordan as you can get, but this upcoming May release of the Air Jordan 1 Phat Low does a fine job at representing the original colors. It features a red, white, and black upper – no complaints here – on top of a gum sole. An interesting design cue is the 23 number stitch on the tongue, above the lace hool. Again, these lows are set for a May 2010 release, so watch for these at Jordan Brand retailers next month. via Dunk.

Style: 338145-106
Color: White/Varsity Red-Black-Gum Medium Brown

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Juwan Howard definitely is not a big-name Jordan Brand guy but even in his seventeenth season in the league, Juwan is still playing an important role and rocking some heat. Against the Golden State Warriors, Howard wore a pair of the Air Jordan XI 25th Anniversary to match the Portland Home uniforms. While Juwanna Man isn’t the first to wear them (that was Jared Jeffries, an equally unspectacular player who like Howard, started his career in Washington), the Air Jordan XI can never look bad on anyone. via Yahoo!.

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There’s really no need to convince our readers that the Stefan Janoski SB is worth copping. A mature look, but still having that streetskate edge, it’s something you should really consider. But with a colorway like this- resembling the ever popular Tiffany Dunk SB’s, the look speaks for itself. Black suede touched by the mint green Swoosh, tongue label and sole is a serious look. We’ve showed a few pairs with colors that will go well for the Summer, but these might be the pair to cop when they hit stores early August. via NSB.org

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The Nike Hyperfuse is shaping up to the ‘it’ shoe for summer basketball. Check out this previously previewed Del Sol/Black colorway that is set to hit Foot Locker come July/August; no surprise that a Lakers-themed colorway drops first, but a ton of colorways will release as well. The Hyperfuse should keep your feet cool on the blacktop with a super-breathable mesh and synthetic upper. The sunburst graphic on the ankle is also a nice touch – almost a tribute to the funky design add-ons of early-90′s Trainers. Continue reading for a detailed look and stay tuned to Sneaker News for even more colorways of the Hyperfuse. via FLUL.

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Certain colorways are directly connected with specific Air Jordan models. Say ‘Grape’, and you immediately think Air Jordan V. Ponder ‘Indiglo’, and the Air Jordan XIV might come to play. And despite participating in it thirteen times, the term ‘Playoff’ usually conjures up thoughts of the impeccable white-on-black colorway of the Air Jordan XII. This upcoming Air Jordan 1 Phat Low features a similar white-on-black treatment but with a gum sole (Jordan always chewed gum anyway). Check your local Jordan Brand spot for these because the Playoff Air Jordan 1 Phat Low is dropping this month. via MS.

Style: 338145-002
Color: Black/White-Varsity Red-Gum

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