Sneaker News brought you an exclusive first look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low Tec Tuff Pack in early August. Here’s a closer look at the Iguana colorway which is currently slated for an October 9th release date. As previewed before, all of the members of the Tec Tuff Pack feature tonal uppers with a rugged material that prevents scuffs and scratches from everyday use (wouldn’t we love that on all our kicks?). The Iguana colorway features a gum-like semi-translucent sole matching the upper colorway as well. Perfect for the winter-time, when patrolling on foot gets a bit trickier with people wearing chunky boots and the weather not being so nice, so take a look at the new images after the jump and grab a pair early from Canada’s Livestock.
Style: 315122-201
Color: Iguana/Iguana
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The last Nike Air Max Trainer 1+ release featured a dark base of black and grey with teal and purple hits shining through like laser lights at an outdoor concert. The latest pair has that same kind of blacklight feel, albeit with a totally different result. This AM Trainer 1 has a colorway that might be well approximated if Sony’s PlayStation 3 was housed in a wooden case. And whether the base is black, or brown as in this pair, neon-leaning CMY accents make for a nicely balanced take on ultrabrite. Check out more shots after the jump and look for these at select Nike Training retailers like Eastbay in November.
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One of the highlights of the Jordan Brand Holiday 2010 season is the Air Jordan 1 Anonized, which features the classic Air Jordan1 silhouette stretched even further with a solid and seamless upper material. The University Blue colorway features a tonal blue upper with a black midsole, tongue, laces, and inner lining with a white tongue border and label. The bottom sole is fashioned with translucent blue. When the Air Jordan 1 Anonized/Armor first came to light, many designated it the Foamposite Air Jordan 1, and while we can confirm that the material isn’t exactly the same material used on the Foamposite basketball shoe, this colorway clearly draws ties to the Royal Foamposite One colorway despite the difference in color code. Take a look at the detailed images of this December 2010 release and head to Marquee Sole because they’ve got a few sizes available for early purchase.
Style: 414823-401
Color: University Blue/Black-White
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An even more rugged option than the Lunar Elite Trail, the Nike ACG Lunar MacLeay looks to be All Conditions Gear’s flagship midtop. The Lunar MacLeay eschews Flywire in favor of a more traditional nylon and synthetic leather mix, adding structural supports that lead from the hiking boot-style eyelets down to the sole. These deep ridges cast shadows from any angle and give these a tonal look, an effect that enhances this China Edition MacLeay‘s beautiful Solar Red upper and helps integrate the black sections quite nicely. And while the upper is stunning, it’s the Moss Green accents that let you know right off the bat these are China-inspired and best suited for fall/winter conditions. Good timing, then, with select Asian Nike Sportswear retailers getting theirs on Friday, October 1st. You’ll probably have to wait to see them on the ‘bay if you want a pair here in the States, so click the jump below to see more shots and stick with Sneaker News for word on a possible US release for these and the other three China Lunar MacLeays. via Dunk
Style: 415342-600
Color: Solar Red/Moss Green
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Air Jordans in grade school (GS) sizes often feature playful colorways that leave the more adventurous sneakerheads wishing Jordan Brand would expand those offerings. The colorway on this new Air Jordan Rare Air isn’t childlike in that way, but it’s certainly worth noting that these are the first JB sneaks to feature the purpleish-red shade accenting the pair pictured above. Dubbed Sangria, this purple-side-of-maroon shade would probably be stunning next to University Blue for a series of Phillies-style colorways. But for now, Sangria adds the finishing touches to a white and Light Charcoal palette, and the result is white palatable. The Air Jordan Rare Air GS ‘Sangria’ is available now at select JB retailers like Sideline Apparel.
Style: 439950-101
Color: White/Sangria-Light Charcoal
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The ‘Big Three’ finally hit the courts as Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and the rest of the Miami Heat squad participated in a team practice this past Tuesday and Wednesday. Dwyane Wade was seen wearing the Air Jordan 2010 W3LCOME HOME while LeBron James continued to keep the LeBron VIII under wraps by wearing the Nike Zoom Soldier IV. Rounding out the Big Three was Chris Bosh and his Nike Hyperdunk 2010, but other notables included new teammate Juwan Howard and the Jumpman Pro Strong and Anthony Mason Jr. with a 360-Air cushioned shoe, presumably a strapless version of the Nike Air Max Hyperdunk 2010. Continue reading for a gallery of images detailing Miami’s first team practice and stick with Sneaker News for the most thorough NBA Feet coverage through the upcoming NBA season. via Yahoo!.
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It was just this morning that we scooped you on the latest in a long and consistently excellent line of Nike SB x Supreme collaborations. Every Supreme x Nike SB tag team effort to this point had been a classic Swoosh model, but the latest goes for a brand new silhouette for the Beaverton skate division. The Supreme x Nike SB ’94 is somewhere between the recently released P-Rod IV and Nike 6.0′s Oncore High, incorporating a very P-Rod-like heel cup into a design that’s otherwise reminiscent of ’80s basketball aesthetics. And in these new photos from Complex, we can see that those Foamposite heel supports are done in an irridescent finish, giving these infinitely more color depth and giving Nike SB its first taste of satiny goodness. Check out more shots after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates on their November 2010 release date.
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The Nike Air Trainer SC II is set to return with a highly anticipated retro release in Summer 2011. It’s been quite a while since we’ve seen the SCII in its pure form, but the same can’t be said for its forebear. The Nike Air Trainer SC is a popular retro look and will also offer some new looks in the upcoming year. A black, white and purple colorway could be seen as a ‘Mount Union’ colorway, but considerably easier to identify is the combination of black, aqua and snakeskin made famous on the Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Tiffany’. Twenty-eleven has some dope retro trainers in store, so stick with Sneaker News for new announcements and release dates. via MN
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