The Jordan Brand Takeover at Footaction in Culver City continued as Dwyane Wade (Agent D-3) and Kevin Hart (Specialist H) made a special visit to discuss the technical aspects and advantages of the Air Jordan 2011. Both Wade and Hart speak about the revolutionary interchangeable insole construction of the Air Jordan 2011, but as expected, Kevin Hart couldn’t help but joke around just a bit with his pal Dwyane Wade. If you want another look at the Air Jordan 2011 and could use a good chuckle or two, continue reading for a video of Dwyane Wade and Kevin Hart at Footaction in Culver City below, and stay tuned to Sneaker News for all your Air Jordan 2011 news and updates.
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The latest fragment design x Nike Zoom All Court Low has arrived in the states for good; all three colorways feature basic white canvas uppers for that old-school country-club feel, with each pair using a different color in a supporting role. Basic touches like the midsole rim, colored tongue label, and solid-colored heel-tab is all you can expect for these collaborative releases, and if low-key and simple is your style, these should be a no-brainer. If you’ve been looking for these, you can hit up 21 Mercer, the Nike Sportswear shop in Lower Manhattan, to pick up any one of the three because they’ll have them all available tomorrow. Continue reading for a new set of images and don’t miss out these perfect Spring-time kicks.
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Hollywood & Vine is the intersection for the Nike Sportswear ‘Los Fearless’ clubhouse, a tinseltown-themed pop-up exhibit featuring Nike Sportswear’s blockbuster hits of the season. Decorated with vintage movie film reels, old-school low-riders, and a studio-like set-up, the Los Fearless clubhouse is the perfect representation of the city of Los Angeles and the rich history and culture it brings to American life. On display is Nike Sportswear’s biggest blockbuster hits of the season, like the Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘All-Star Pack’ and other great Nike Sportswear apparel with an available customization station. If you’re a fan of the game of basketball, Los Angeles is the place to be this weekend and Hollywood & Vine should be a definite stop in your trip around the city. Won’t be in the area? We’ve got a nice visual recap for you after the jump. via FRESHNESS.
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Want to be Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul, or Carmelo Anthony for a day? Check out the new AJ3K side-scroller game for the iPhone/iPad; you can play as one of the three Jordan Brand All-Stars and put them through nine different levels of play for a total of twenty-seven time trials. Run, jump, dunk from long range, you have all the control at your fingertips! You can also challenge your buddies via Facebook for that added level of competition. Check out the preview video of the Jordan Brand AJ3K game for the iPhone/iPad after the jump and let us know what your best score is.
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Sometimes collecting sneakers can go a long, long way. Meet Alex Meacham, a big-time collector of Jordans and former player for the Cincinnati Bearcats Mens Basketball Team. Recently, Meacham was the recipient of one of the biggest sneaker honors, in which he was asked for input for the Air Jordan V Premio of the Bin 23 Collection – the Jordan model that happens to be his favorite of all time. Although the colorway seen on the Premio V isn’t necessarily new, Meacham discusses in significance behind the white shoelaces (Jordan switched to white laces for one night and dropped an easy 48). Meacham’s sneakerhead history is one that we can not only relate to, but hope that we can emulate, as his fervor for Jordans has led him to some great opportunities and friendships today. Check out the video interview with Alex Meacham to find out more about his sneakerhead history and about his inspiration for the Air Jordan V Premio, and come meet the man himself tonight at 7PM at Corporate, where a special Premio V release part will be held. via Cincinnatinews.
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With all the 2011 NBA All Star Game coverage here on Sneaker News, you already know by now that LeBron James will be wearing a special ‘Attack from All Angles’-themed colorway of the Nike LeBron 8 V/2. Here’s a closer look at the upcoming LeBron 8 PS in a similar palette, one that if LeBron doesn’t sneak into the ASG might never be seen on his feet on an NBA court. That’s cos despite the fact that this Duke Blue Devils look manages an excellent blend of super-modern technical specs with the cleanest colorblocking imaginable. Click through to get a better look at LeBron James’ 2011 playoff shoes and stick with Sneaker News for the release date. via HC
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The Jordan Brand WINGS for the Future Program just concluded at Inglewood High School yesterday, but this is just the beginning for the community outreach program aimed at inspiring and motivating today’s youth. In a star-studded closing ceremony that featured Jordan Brand athletes Andre Johnson, LaMarr Woodley, and April Holmes as well as world-renown artist Dave White, the Jordan Brand WINGS for the Future celebrated the six-week program that included refurbishment of the school’s classrooms, basketball courts, and more, as well as instructional workshops led by Jordan Brand employees. One highlight of the momentous occasion was the unveiling of the WINGS for the Future mural that was created by Dave White as well as the art students of the school. Continue reading for a complete recap of yesterday’s event and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for all Jordan Brand information and breaking news.
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Adding Eric Koston to the Nike SB team was like welcoming Dwyane Wade to Jordan Brand. Obviously the two pro athletes don’t equal when it comes to worldwide notoriety and fame, but in the Skate scene, Koston’s name is as big as any other and gave Nike SB an instant boost in star power and legitimacy. Here’s a detailed look at Koston’s upcoming Pro Model with Nike SB – the Nike SB Zoom Eric Koston One. A simple and basic-looking skate shoe at the outset, the Koston One actually contains quite a few important functional designs, like the LunarLon insole cushioning and the unique traction pattern that serves a dual purpose (grip and a tribute to Koston’s Thai heritage). More detailed images await you after the jump so take a peek and let us know what you think. via miszapas.
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