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The last few Nike Terminator designs we showed you have either been plain to the bone or supremely guady. This latest pair women’s pair of Terms combines the showy with the simple, putting together a metallic white leather upper with special extra-long shoelaces. As if the Nike Terminator didn’t already have enough laceholes, the shoelaces actually utilize all the holes and have enough left to wrap your ankle a few times. Other touches include a branded Nike logo on the tongue and a perforated swoosh, adding a few dimensions to this all-white pair. Continue reading for an extra look at this sweet pair. via Dunk.
Style: 389725-100
Color: Metallic Summit White/Metallic Summit White-Br
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This week is all about the Air Jordan IX; just yesterday, we got an amazing sneak peek and first look at a limited, never-before-seen Air Jordan IX and this Saturday, the “Powder Blue” Air Jordan IX will release. However these new images of the Air Jordan IX Premio of the Jordan Brand BIN23 Collection should garner some of your attention; check out this extensive look at the second installment of Jordan Brand’s premium collection and any doubts you might’ve had will quickly be erased. The golden upper is combined perfectly with white, and the red stamp can be seen on the upper ankle of the left shoe – all packaged in a shoe bag and luxurious shoe trees. It’s going to be quite tough to get a pair, considering just 1,331 will be in circulation, so don’t hesitate if you luckily come across these at your local shop. In fact, erase any of the potential let-down by getting your pair right now on eBay. via Dunk.
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The Jordan Brand BIN23 Collection kicked off with the release of the Air Jordan II Premio, and the dress-shoe motif proved to be popular as each of the 1,097 reportedly sold out immediately wherever these pairs dropped. The combination of croc-skin and leather might’ve appealed to a Jordan collector of an older age, and this sample of the Air Jordan II, possibly a sample version of the Premio Jordan II, proves that Jordan Brand did in fact have a high-end, Italian leather dress shoe in mind. Check out this sample of the Air Jordan II constructed in a premium leather upper, white leather lining, pebbled texture leather, and a caramel-colored heelguard.
A look inside the insole reveals the branded stamp of Vero Cuoio, an Italian company specializing in sole leather. If you thought prices on Air Jordans were high, authentic Italian leather dress shoes float around the thousand-dollar range at the very least, and this pair of high-quality leather and meticulously crafted Air Jordan II Retros would have been a worthy addition to the Jordan Brand BIN23 Collection. Which pair do you think is better, these samples, or the released version? This pair is quite possibly a one-of-one so try your luck by bidding on this pair from dballaholic on eBay.
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Here’s another new Nike Dunk High for the fall season that rocks a geometrical pattern on its ankle area. On this tonal blue pair, it’s easier than the similar grey joints to see that the patterning is almost a series of interlocking Stars of David, with the contrast between suede and leather sections also more apparent. These Dunk Highs have quite the LA Dodgers feel about them, thanks to white and grey contrasts, and what better represents the passage from summer to fall than our nation’s pastime? These should release to retailers right around the time of the MLB All Star game in early July, but you can pre-order them today from footwear_depot on eBay.
Style: 317982-401
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This latest colorway of the Big Nike Low for women’s features an Air Jordan VII-esque graphic on the upper; overlapping triangles in a jumble of tones might remind you of that unmistakable tongue graphic the Jordan’s seventh but is also very similar to the Nike WMNS Blazer Changing Faces that we previewed last week. The Big Nike High and Low has been subject to a ton of color-ups and graphics, like the wacky Big Nike High Flintstones Pack or even that vengeful colorway inspired by one of Kobe Bryant’s favorite movies. If this pair is up your alley, pick up a pair over at Finishline.
Style: 386357-104
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Previewed earlier today, here are some detailed pictures of the “Un-Powder” Air Jordan IX (9) Retro’s that are tentatively set for a release later this year. Rumored to be limited to 4,000 pairs worldwide this Air Jordan IX features a similar colorway as the Air Jordan IX “Powder Blue” Retro’s however this colorway features White patent leather wrapped around the shoe and a University Blue (Carolina Blue) suede upper. On the heel of the shoe is a heart-shaped basketball logo which we are trying to find more information on. No set release date has been announced and details are still scarce at the moment however stay tuned to Sneaker News for more updates. Special thanks for marqueesole for the pictures.
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The Nike Ruckus Mid is part lifestyle, part skater. The Ruckus has been out for some time but these two new colorways releasing in the coming months should rouse the crowd looking for a new pair of kicks to rock. Featuring a vulcanized sole, synthetic perforated leather upper, and ankle cuff, the Nike Ruckus Mid combined lifestyle with skater to a tee with a silhouette similar to the Nike 6.0 Mavrk Mid. Check out these new colorways after the jump and expect these to drop soon. via shoe-planet.
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The Nike MS78 is a faux-retro runner that’s been largely under the radar since its debut. Blame it on looking too much like the Air Pegasus or just a lack of marketing, but either way, Nike Sportswear looks to push the MS78 a little harder for the upcoming Fall 2010 season. Two colorways are set to drop in either July or August, and both are about as excellent as they could be, for each respective palette. There’s a black pair with white and red accents that looks dope atop a gum outsole, while a grey pair has touches of white and black, plus a bright red midsole that might turn out to be Infrared. Both of these will hit NSW retailers like Crooked Tongues soon, so stick with Sneaker News for updates.
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Sneaker Con just wrapped up but don’t even think about resting for even one second, because we just got some more sneak peeks from Marquee Sole in our Sneaker News Blogs section. Many of you are looking forward to this coming Saturday’s release of the “Powder” Air Jordan IX, but these teasers show a “reverse” Powder colorway of the Nine. Let’s see; a while midsole, outsole, and Jumpman logo and a University Blue heel tab. What’s in store for the upper? Check out these teaser pics and be sure to sift through the Sneaker News Blogs because you never know what you might stumble upon!
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The school year is almost over so here’s a look at some upcoming Nike Sportswear and Air Jordan releases that should hit us come back-to-school season, one of the few times during the calendar year when you can shed any guilt about splurging on kicks. Two more colorways of the Nike All Court Low in a canvas upper makes its way back to us, as does the Nike Zoom Toki. If the lifestyle motif isn’t your thing, you can also expect a white/black/green colorway of the original Nike Air Mariah along with another great colorway on the classic Air Max 90. If hiking’s on your mind, check out the suede-uppered Nike ACG Air Magma with a beige upper, or this outdoorsy colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High. Fall/Winter 2010 should be another great span of sweet releases, so expect these previewed pairs to drop at select Nike and Jordan retailers like Rice & Beans. via EuKicks.
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