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Kids shoes aren’t usually the most noteworthy releases, but these three new Nike Air Force 1 GSes are among the most satisfying Uptowns we’ve seen in recent memory. First up is a simple black/white pair that adds a little pizazz with irregular perforations on the underlay. Another black pair is much darker with red and silver accents, but it’s the pattern that makes these too: a metallic silver diamond print on the rear quarter. Last, but certainly not least is a pair with definite Infrared AM90 similarities, which is the only one of this trio without significant patterning. These joints are out in Europe already and should hopefully hit American NSW retailers soon.
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With only one of the eight first round series complete, there’s plenty of NBA Playoff basketball left. Here’s a collection of four Nike Air Max Hyperize PEs that sees three of these guys living the dream, and one totally out of the race. We’ll start with David West’s AM Hyperize, which, while it’s no consolation for missing the postseason, certainly can’t hurt with its Zoom Kobe V ‘Hornets’ look. The other three represented here are still alive: Utah Jazz power forward Carlos Boozer, Phoenix Suns 4 Amare Stoudemire and Pau Gasol’s black pair we showed you yesterday. Check out more shots of each pair after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates. via HK-Kicks
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French artist So-Me is blowin’ up in the sneaker game right now. Not only did he design the France capsule for the Nike Sportswear True Colors World Cup Collection, but he’s the pen behind this collaboration with Etnies. The Ed Banger x Etnies ‘Ednies’ Pack has Pedro Winter’s record label offering three monochromatic pimsoll lowtops, each with an intricately-designed midsole. Ednies in white, black and red are limited to only 300 pairs and are likely a European exclusive, so stick with Sneaker News for updates. via SF
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It’ll be another two-plus years before the Summer Olympic Games in London, so that means athletes from around the world are training for the ultimate competition even as you read this. Here in America, there’s a good chance they’d favor this Nike Trainer SC 2010, which goes with a slight variation on the traditional Nike USA palette. You’ve got the red, white and navy we’ve come to expect here, but instead of gold, you’re looking at Varsity Maize on the upper eyelets and inside the Max Air unit. A nice reminder that there’s still a lot of work to be done before it’s time to earn the gold medal, these joints should be hitting retailers in the coming weeks, and are available now for pre-order from Eastbay.
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By now you should be quite familiar with Nike Sportswear’s project to highlight artists and their respective native countries for an extensive collaboration in anticipation for this years FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Nike has chosen the legendary Mister Cartoon to represent USA, applying his signature illustrative style to a number of athletic footwear and apparel, including the highly anticipated Air Footscape Freemotion QS. Tonight, NSW’s flagship store at 21 Mercer will host the official launch of the entire True Colors USA Collab Collection. Not only will attendees be able to meet the man of the hour and preview the collection in person, they will also get a chance to create their own Mister Cartoon x NSW True Colors USA Blazer iD, as well as a tshirt designed by Mister Cartoon exclusively for the launch event.
True Colors USA Collab Collection Launch Event
April 27th (Tonight) 8pm – 12am
Nike Sportswear – New York
21 Mercer Street | Map
New York, NY 10013
TEL #: 212-226-5433
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What’s been referred to as the Nike Sportswear Six Collection has been trickling out over the past couple months, but both of those factors are about to change. First, let’s recognize that this is officially now the Nike Sportswear True Colors World Cup (Footwear) Collection. Also, the drops started as a drizzle, but Nike Harajuku in Japan just got the whole set from four of the six participants. Pictured above are Kronk’s South Africa Nike Dunk High AC and Air BW Gen II, and when you click the jump below, you’ll see even more: Mr. Cartoon’s USA Lunar Rejuven8, Zoom Tiempo and Footscape Motion, Delta’s Dutch Dunk High AC and Air BW Gen II, and So-Me’s France capsule containing a Dunk High AC, Lunar Rejuven8 and Air BW Gen II. Some of these have already hit in the states, so stick with Sneaker News for updates on the rest.
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This new kids colorway of the Jordan Flight 9 certainly does pop; the color combo you see above might remind you of the original colorway of the Nike Air Classic BW dubbed ‘Persian’, although the shade of purple is considerably lighter. The soft shade of purple is used generously enough for it to be considered more than just a secondary colorway, as it is seen on the inner lining, midsole, and on the prominent logos. You can grab this pair over at Finishline, but continue reading for a coupon that will save you a few bucks for any Finishline purchase.
Style: 395559-003
Color: White/Violet Pop-Black
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Ready to hear the latest hybrid name that, while a bit cumbersome, communicates exactly what the shoe looks like without ever seeing it? Well, if that doesn’t excite you, the images sure will, cos the Nike Lunar Presto Rejuven8 Low is among the best mashups we’ve seen this year. What you’ve got here is a LunarLite sole supporting a Torched-out Rejuven8 upper with the Presto lacing system. This trio should be among the lightest and most breathable runners to date, and the cool grey/hot lime colorway pictured above is straight fire (and ice?). Check out some more images after the jump and check back with Sneaker News so we can keep you updated. via Tenisfuki
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The latest two-tone Nike Air Force 1 Lows to mix leather and woven textile are possibly the best of the bunch. Maybe that’s cos they’ve actually got three colors, and the balance provided by birch in between marina blue and white is just superb. Other than that, these are quite similar to the aforementioned run of Uptowns we showed you last week (especially the above linked Birch pair), going with smooth leather laid atop a woven base. If the others are any indication, these should hit stateside Nike Sportswear retailers shortly, and we’ll keep you posted for all Nike Air Force 1 release dates. via Nikeai
Style: 315122-401
Color: Marina Blue/White-Birch
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Just about a month ago, we gave you an exclusive inside look at a new JB hybrid that is set for a holiday release. The Jordan Rare Air collects elements of the Jordan 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Although fusing popular Jays isn’t a new concept, what makes this pair unique is that it was tooled in such a way that makes it a completely new shoe without making the original facets too obvious. Even more interesting is the creation of a fused midsole; a first attempt when it comes to hybrids. Though aesthetics obviously called from the 4′s and the 6′s, it isn’t a true mix between the two because of extra contour lines in the top half (maybe insinuating the AJ 7?). Looking back, it seems many of you are very skeptical of how this shoe will pan out. But here’s a look at another anticipated colorway for the holidays. White upper with white/black elephant and grey cement is certainly a different direction from the more subtle red pair we first saw. While these shouldn’t be out for another couple of months, RMK already has them up for pre-order. In the meanwhile, we’ll leave it up to you to voice your opinions on these.
Jordan Rare Air
Style Code: 407361-101
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