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Amare Stoudemire left Phoenix for the bright lights of New York City – will former teammate Steve Nash do the same? Rumors have been swirling around about a possible Nash-to-NY trade given that the Suns are no longer a contender, and the Knicks sorely need a floor general who could optimize Amare’s production. Slap some orange on this new colorway of Nash’s Zoom Go Low and you have the perfect show for the Canuck to wear at MSG, but at this point it doesn’t appear Nash is going anywhere. This Nike Zoom Go Low is perfect for Nash’s game – low cut, Zoom cushioned, lightweight – and he should perform at his best wherever he plays. Check out the extra images after the jump and watch for these to hit Nike Basketball retailers soon because they just dropped at EST Premium in Asia, but you can pick up a pair now on eBay.
Style: 407619-003
Color: Black/White-Varsity Royal
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Nike Hyperdunk 2010 meets Nike ACG? The Hyperdunk 2010 might not be suitable for all-terrain trudging but it seems like ACG styling has made its way to this latest colorway of the omni-present Hyperdunk 2010. With a nice combination of grey, black, purple, and hot red with minor speckling on the midsole and trail-inspired laces, this colorway looks straight out of the 90′s Nike ACG Catalog. Most (if not all) of the Hyperdunk 2010 colorways we’ve seen thus far have been of the ‘Team’ variety, so it’s nice to see Nike mixing it up with this sweet new release. Finishline has them available so check out the extra images after the jump and let us know what you think.
Style: 407625-013
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Tucked right in-between the two hyped-up Air Jordan Retro releases of December 2010 is the Air Jordan XIII in the ‘Bulls’ colorway. A little sneaker history places this colorway on Michael Jordan’s feet during the 1997-98 NBA Season, until he retired them in favor of the Black/White (aka All-Star Games) and the Black/Red for the Playoffs. Later came the low-top PEs and of course the Air Jordan XIV. When it came time for a Retro release, the White/Red Mid was left out and instead a Low version was made available – a move that might have ruffled a few feathers. But after a nice 12-year wait, these will finally release in its original form; You can grab these now at sneakerape because they got them in early, but you can also try to pick up a pair on eBay.
Style: 414571-101
Color: White/Black-Varsity Red
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Given its initial release in 1989, it’s not shocking that the Nike Air Max Light bears undeniable similarities to both the Air Max 1 and AM90. The AM Light sports an Eighty-Seven-like mudguard along with plastic eyelets like you’ll find on the Air Max 90, and this newest WMNS colorway is somewhere between those two shoes’ four combined signature colorways. Brighter than Varsity Royal but not as intense as Laser Blue, the mudguard is certainly vibrant against a white/grey base, while a bright red tongue tag finds its place in the middle of V.Red and the Infra- variety. Have a better look by clicking the jump below and grab a pair today from Kicks-Crew.
Style: 354051-107
Color: White/Bl Grey-Blue Lacquer-Daring Red
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The California Bears aren’t on Bill Swerski’s Superfans’ list of teams to root for but Da Bears of Cal will be rocking the Air Jordan 2010 Team in special Player Exclusive colorways. A white upper with maize and obsidian trim will be a weapon of choice during home games while a black/yellow pair will be worn for Away games. The Away pair features a subtle tonal-black digital elephant print on the upper so keep your eyes open for that if you follow the Cal Bears basketball season. This 2010 Team is just the latest of a vast collection of Air Jordan PEs for Cal (Air Jordan XX2, Air Jordan 16.5, and Air Jordan Icons being a few others), so stay in tune to Sneaker News as we will keep you updated on all NCAA Jordan Brand PEs throughout the 2010-11 College Basketball season!
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UNDERCOVER founder Jun Takahashi collaborated with Nike Running to create a capsule that reflects his love of covering ground by foot. The Gyakusou International Running Association is a crew Takahashi runs alongside in Tokyo, and judging by the quality of this first tag team effort, we hope there are more in store. The Nike LunarSpider LT+ ‘Gyakusou’ is a Tier Zero release that includes two supremely clever colorways. Both the Blue Force and Clay Green colorways make the most of the LunarSpider’s striking angular design and are available now at select Nike Sportswear spots, including an in-store-only appearance at SneakersNStuff or in the US, get yours now at 21 Mercer.
Style: 414589-400
Color: Blue Force/Granite
Style: 414589-300
Color: Clay Green/Stone
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The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 in Metallic Platinum was a summertime quickstrike release, giving Griffey fans another option in their AGM1 rotation. If you missed out on your chance to get those, it appears that these will release for a wider audience at nationwide retailers, like Eastbay. The Air Griffey Max 1 may very well be one of the best Retro releases of all time and Nike’s only shown us the tip of the iceberg, so don’t sleep on these releases because a niche collection’s a-brewin’. As stated before Eastbay will have these available later this month but is currently available now as a pre-order, so head there to reserve your pair.
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UNDEFEATED is quickly filling their ‘five strikes’ with Converse collaborations. This’ll be the fourth such tag team effort, each on the same model, the UNDFTD x Converse Poorman Weapon. Crafted in flight jacket-inspired nylon, these joints pick up where black, olive green and navy pairs left off, going the (cool) grey route for the perfect autumn/winter look. This leaves white as the most likely (and perhaps only remaining military uniform-based) colorway for a future drop, but we’re getting ahead of ourselves. The grey UNDFTD Poorman Weapon will touch down soon enough for you to give thanks, with a Black Friday release demanding you make some tough choices. Click the jump below for more photos and let us know how you’re going to handle the Black Friday sneaker rush. via Eddie Cruz
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We haven’t seen a Foamposite x Air Jordan just yet but we have come close in the Air Jordan 1 Anodized released as well as the Air Jordan Six Rings in Dark Neon Royal. While the material used isn’t Foamposite, the satiny finish, translucent outsole, and choice of color is a clear call-out to the Nike Air Foamposite One in the same colorway. Sneaker News previewed this sample some time ago and for the devoted Six Rings fans, this upcoming release should be an outstanding hit. In addition to Dark Neon Royal, you can also expect a Metallic Black colorway of the Six Rings in a similar motif, and perhaps more Foamposite colorways will be on the way. Check out these new detailed images and pre-order a pair now at RMKstore.
Style: 322992-002
Color: Black/Dark Neon Royal
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Part Max Air, part Free-sole, all Air Max 90. The Air Max 90 Current is simply the classic 1990 silhouette with a free-grooved forefoot for added comfort, reaching a level of comfort matched by only a few. This all new colorway of Dark Army, Sail, and Spice features a tonal Dark Army upper with a leather toe guard and suede toe, ankle collar, and mudhard, with contrasting sail on the swoosh, Air Max badge, and heel medallion. The red Spice color is placed just on the tongue tag for the perfect amount of variation. These are similar to the Grove Green Air Max 90 that dropped not long ago but different materials and different design = a new pair of shoes in your closet. More images await you after the jump so check’ em out and pick up a pair now from KicksCrew.
Style: 375575-300
Color: Dark Army/Sail-Spice
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