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The Crazy Light mission that has set out to transform adidas Originals models has arrived at the adidas Originals Top Court, a classic adidas athletic trainer shoe. Now with Crazy Light upper materials and Sprint Web technology, the adidas Originals Crazy Light Top Court serves a dual purpose as lifestyle sneaker and athletic shoe that should be up to par with today’s offerings. You can find this new Fall/Winter 2011 release at adidas Originals retailers soon so check out the extra shots below and let us know what you think.
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Yesterday evening Sneaker News gave you another look at the September 2011 releasing Air Jordan 2011 Q Flight that was confirmed to be the ‘Year of the Rabbit’ edition. Here we have another detailed look at the upcoming release; in addition to the traditional Chinese colorway, the Air Jordan 2011 Q Flight ‘Year of the Rabbit’ features the special badge stitched on the inner face of the tongue, seen in the previous two Air Jordan ‘Year of the Rabbit’ releases. Additional information regarding the nature of the release has not yet been confirmed (Are these limited? Will it come with the special box?) so stick with Sneaker News for updates regarding this upcoming Jordan Brand release.
Air Jordan 2011 Q Flight
Black/Metallic Gold-Varsity Red
454486-008
09/2011
$120
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There’s nothing like Letterman and Leno in the sneaker world (*yet), so when Jeremy Scott went out to garner some attention in the press, for his upcoming adidas Originals by Originals footwear collection, Three Stripes’ boldest collaborator sat down to speak with influential magazines like Sneaker Freaker and Complex. The latter of those has a J.Scott feature today that includes some of the designer’s innermost thoughts and gives the reader a sense of what’s going on inside this guy’s mind when he’s coming up with the craziest kicks this side of–wait a second; is it possible Jeremy Scott’s are the most insane sneaker designs of all time? Click through to see a small sampling of what he’s been up to over the past couple years and head over to Complex to see more plus the full interview.
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Back in 2006, Mighty Crown collaborated with Nike Sportswear on the Nike Dunk High, creating a regal colorway of brown tones using their signature crown logo on the upper. It features just two basic materials (a soft nubuck and a shiny patent leather), but for 2011, they’ve taken the Dunk High to the very brink of customization. The asymmetrical material blocking on the upper adds a unique contrast to the tonal-black shoe, and you certainly need all fingers to count the number of different materials that make up the shoe. Elephant print, matte croc skin, glossy snake skin, ostrich skin, distressed suede, *catches breath* woodgrain, suede, smooth leather – the list goes on. Continue reading for a detailed look at the Mighty Crown x Nike Dunk High Premium and let us know what you think of this sick collaboration. via air-randyhk.
Nike Dunk High Premium
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They’ve been the two most significant Nike LeBron 8 V2 Low colorways we’ve seen in the wake of the initial ‘Sprite’ edition, but what if the ‘Solar Red’ and ‘Miami Nights’ were a single pair? That probably has you picturing the latter’s crazy splatter-printed upper with some element from the Solar Reds, but if you were to go for roughly the opposite, you’d end up with something like what’s pictured above. These Solar Red LeBron 8 V/2 Lows add a matching full-length Max Air cushion and outsole for an even redder final product; did Nike Basketball make the right choice in swapping these for the released black bottoms? Click through to see more angles and leave a comment to let us know which design you like best. via FeetsMalone
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The Air Jordan VIII will be next in line in the Jordan Brand ‘point-zero’ series, in which original Air Jordan models are re-thrust into the sneaker scene with completely retooled and refinished uppers. Just yesterday Sneaker News showed you a White/Blue/Grey colorway that garnered quite the response from our readers, and we don’t expect much different for this new edition of White/Red/Grey. Some of the prominent Air Jordan VIII features return, like the crossing in-step straps and the graffiti-like print on the midsole, but what’s new is the Flywire-stabilized upper and revised midsole construction. While we only have a lateral shot of this shoe, one could imagine the medial side to feature some sort of Hyperfuse-like material (if the earlier catalog shots are of any indication) for added ventilation, which was one of the primary issues with the Air Jordan VIII. Somewhere, Bugs Bunny is munching his carrots in acceptance or dissatisfaction, but what do you think? Chime in below and expect the Air Jordan 8.0 to arrive later this year. via villa.
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Having seen their collaboration with Supreme yesterday, let’s take some time today to examine the fragment design x Nike All Court Low. Perhaps we should be more specific about that given that there are four different sets of All Courts coming from Hiroshi Fujiwara’s label in the next few months, the above pictured pair of All Court 2s perhaps the standout of the entire bunch. These joints manage a level of craziness beyond the other two leopard print pairs thanks to the use of pink and white spots on a purple background. A leather sockliner and Zoom Air heel cushion means these also offer premium comfort in addition to the neckbreaking good looks, and you can see more angles when you click on the jump below. via AmPm
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Last year’s Nike Air Diamond Turf Retros provided a nice change of scenery for the Air Jordan dominated year, and it didn’t hurt that we received three original colorways of the 90′s Trainer. Although Deion Sanders isn’t tied with Nike anymore (thus the change in logos), the Diamond Turf is still Nike property, and in 2011 Nike doesn’t have plans of stopping the ADT retro – that is, until The Diamond Turf II arrives. Here’s a look at a new colorway this is almost a ‘reverse’ edition of the OG ’49ers’ colorway; it features a remixed red/black/white upper that we’re certain will appeal to Niners or even Cincinnati Reds fans (remember Deion was also a multi-sport star!). Check out the extra images below and let us know what you think of this new colorway, and look out for these at Nike retailers now because some stores have begun to stock them! via LTD-Online.
Nike Air Diamond Turf
Black/Black-Varsity Red-White
309434-061
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Nike SB is on a bit of a hot streak right now, especially when it comes to the Nike SB Dunk High. With crazy material selection as on the Cigars from Todd Bratrud and just plain nice colorways like the Plums, we’ve got another one here to add to that list. This Anthracite/Golden Straw comes in a mostly leather upper with a heavy dosage of contrastive stitching to match the solid gold blocking on the sole. A suede swoosh shows up to diversify the sneaker a bit, resulting in another solid release from Nike SB. These have been trickling into stores since last week, and as of now you can snag a pair online from the good folks at Premier. Continue reading for the full look.
Nike SB Dunk High
Anthracite/Golden Straw
305050-007
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With sneakerheads going ape over OG retros like the Air Jordan V ‘Black Metallic’ that just released and the ‘Black Cement’ AJ3 set for later this year, you might have forgotten about the above pictured pair. The Air Jordan III Retro will release in September with a new colorway that blends a series of grey shades with the classic bred Chicago Bulls palette. It seems like a natural fit seeing as how the AJIII was one of the models that taught designers the merits of grey buffers in their designs, and with the past year-plus having been dominated by the ‘un-color’, these are still among the best. Click through to see more of this grade school-sized pair and stick with Sneaker News for word on their US availability. via Dunk
Air Jordan III
Stealth/Varsity Red-Black-White
136064-003
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