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Here’s a look at a great recap of NBA Feet over the past weekend; starting off on Friday, Dwyane Wade sported yet another new PE colorway of the Air Jordan 2011, featuring a white upper, red midsole, and yellow outsole. Teammate LeBron James wore his new White/Red Home PE of the LeBron 8 V/2 as well. Some other notables from the weekend were the two Air Jordan XIII colorways worn by Gerald Wallace, Dominic McGuire’s Air Jordan XI Space Jam, Tony Parker’s tonal metallic silver Zoom Brave IV, and the adidas KG Bounce worn by Michael Beasley. Even though much of our attention has been focused on the NCAA Tournament, the NBA weekend was still jam packed with heat, so take a look at the full weekend recap below and let us know who rocked the best kicks. via ESPN.
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The low-cut has been the running buddy of the flapship LeBron shoe each year since the Zoom LeBron II, so here’s a look at the long-anticipated Nike LeBron 8 V/2 Low; it features the same upper construction, utilizing a Ashiko-style Flywire upper shell and perforated mesh inner liner. The trademark high tongue of the LeBron 8 is carried over to the low, giving these an illusory height; while it doesn’t appear to be very low-cut, note that the upper-most lace eyelet is the figure-8 opposed to the two additional lace eyelets in the regular Mid version. This new colorway features a vibrant blue upper with a volt Max Air unit, inner lining, and swoosh border, with a white swoosh and midsole. These are expected to drop this Summer 2011 season so take another look below and let us know what you think of the upcoming Nike LeBron 8 V/2 Low. via hoopchina.
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Supra has gone ahead and made our day with a design honoring the 40th anniversary of one of the most frequently quoted action films in history. Check out the Supra Skytop ‘Dirty Harry’, a model that meets its rough and tumble inspiration with a shaggy suede upper trimmed in tonal ‘Shredder’ TUF material for a black/white colorway that’s every bit as classic as Clint Eastwood’s signature role. Should we expect a chimp-themed pair in two years when Every Which Way But Loose turns 35? Remains to be seen, as does the release date for the Dirty Harry Skytops, so click through to see more and stick with Sneaker News for updates.
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Nike Air Force 1s have been on quite a roll recently. It’s a worthwhile debate as to whether this started around the time of last year’s 5 Boroughs Pack or perhaps a bit earlier but it’s perfectly clear Nike Sportswear is going back ‘Uptown’, crafting a series of AF1s in irresistibly simple colorways, the latest of which represents the convergence of a number of recent trends. This new Air Force 1 ’07 is done with the synthetic leather and woven textile combo we’ve seen on several recent Dunks in a tonal Tech Grey getup that echoes the most popular neutral look for today, finishing things off with the gum rubber outsole that so many sneaker purists are happy to see as a sign of classic style. Click through to see more of this latest AF1 Low and grab yours from the only place that has ‘em, England’s JD Sports.
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Appropriate that he designed most of the early Air Jordans including all of MJ’s championship-winning kicks, cos Tinker Hatfield is the Michael Jordan of sneaker designers. The combination of inimitable timing and unprecedented excellence means there will simply never be another Tinker, and this past weekend a select few lucky invitees got a chance to sit down with Nike’s legendary designer at a private event put together and hosted by Sole Fly in Miami. Inside the Sneaker Box created a special ‘Innovation Kitchen’ tee to present to its head chef, a look that echoes the recent Jordan BCT promo materials as a thank you for two hours of priceless facetime with one of the true geniuses of the footwear world. Big thanks to ITSB’s Clyde for hooking us up with photos from the Sole Fly event. You can check out a series of images if you click on the jump below.
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The 2011 NCAA March Madness Tournament is living up to its reputation as the most exciting, upsetting, and thrilling sports event of the year. Teams like the Kemba Walker-led UConn Huskies have ridden a surging wave, while others like the VCU Rams have stunned the world and crippled brackets nationwide with an unlikely Final Four berth. Sneaker News has been keeping you on top of all the sneakers that have touched the hardwood this NCAA postseason, with shoes like the Air Jordan 2011 UNC PE, Air Foamposite One ‘Metallic Pewter’, and all the sick Jordan Retros worn by the SDSU Aztecs giving us more than we can handle. Here’s a look at the Elite Eight teams and their kicks; Kentucky players have been consistently rocking the Air Jordan Six Rings ‘Royal’, the Arizona Wildcats have their fair share of heat, and the lone adidas school of the round – the Kansas Jayhawks – have had their collection of PE colorways. Check out the entire Elite 8 recap below and stick with Sneaker News for more recaps from the remainders of the 2011 NCAA March Madness Tournament! via Yahoo!.
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Back in the 20th Century, Kevin Garnett repped Nike, taking on an entire neighborhood in a pick-up game at the park and acting as a counselor for Camp Flight. Garnett’s moved around quite a bit since then (AND1, adidas, and now ANTA), but his short-lived stint with the Swoosh is still recognized today, with the recent re-released of the Nike Air Flightposite II as a reminder that KG was once a Nike athlete. Garnett was still under the Nike umbrella in 2000, when he was part of the Team USA Basketball in the 2000 Olympics, and was the recipient of this gorgeous Nike Air Flightposite One Player Exclusive with his Team USA ’10′ stitched on the upper ankle collar. It features a white upper with a navy blue secondary color. The rarity of these PEs is indeterminable, but be certain that these are among the most hard-to-find Nike PEs ever created! Check out the extra images below, and to test your bidding skills, take a look at the auction from strongsauce on eBay.
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Sneaker News first showed you the unreleased sample version of the Nike Air Max 2010; it featured a patent leather mudguard with a mesh upper, with five Flywire panels falling from the lace eyelets. The same running-specific 360 Max Air unit was used, but the upper design is obviously completely different from the released version of the Air Max 2010. Many of our readers were very happy with the design of these, but all in all these were a bit too similar to the Air Max 2009 for it to warrant full production. Here’s a look at a Grey/Purple of this unreleased Air Max 2010 sample; it features the same patent leather upper mudguard with hints of purple on the tongue, laces, and inner lining. Want to add something rare to your Air Max collection? Check out the extra shot below and hit up the auction from 1life1love on eBay.
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A short while ago, the mere idea of Nike 6.0 surpassing big brother SB would have seemed downright impossible, but it’s equally unthinkable to question that Nike Six has filled a much needed niche. 6.0′s ladies kicks started as a pleasant surprise but now we’ve come to expect some of the best ladies hightops in the form of new Nike Womens 6.0 Dunk Highs and these three new pairs are no exception. This trio combines denim construction with tonal laces, leather Swooshes and stitching in colors that make us wonder what happened to the yellow part of this CM(Y)K combo. We have additional photos of all three awaiting your click on the jump below so have a closer look and grab yours today from NikeStore.
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Although the current NBA season is still in full effect with the Playoffs just a few weeks away, Nike Basketball is preparing you for the next NBA season. This coming Holiday 2011 release schedule for Nike Basketball includes the all-new Nike Air Max Sweep Thru – an affordable performance basketball option (just $85) that features visible Max Air on the heel, a cross in-step strap, and perforations placed strategically on the upper. These six upcoming colorways covers a wide array of possibilities, from the basic white-base and black version to some snazzier versions like the Black/Chlorine Blue and the Cool Grey/Team Orange joints. We’ve got all six below for your viewing so take a look after the jump and let us know what you think. via CK.
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