Browsing the "Court Force" Category
October 13th, 2008 by X
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While the Court Force isn’t our favorite silhouette from Nike this particular pair seems to come correct, with the various materials used that includes satin, suede, and high quality leathers it’s no wonder that this pair is classified as a Premium Court Force. The satin heel and tongue are really what set this pair a part from other Court Force’s we’ve seen. Additionally the colors are a bit different than what we usually see as well; this Court Force mixes Swan, Varsity Purple, Pavement Grey, and Clay all together. Pick it up now at select Nike retailers including Grip Footwear.
Style: 314429-151
Color: Swan/Varsity Purple-Pavement Grey-Clay
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August 7th, 2008 by Sneaker News
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The Nike Court Force has always played somewhat of a second fiddle to its more famous cousin, the Dunk, but it is nevertheless a popular model in the Nike lineup, and has a rather dedicated fan base. This new model of the Court Force Hi is definitely a slick looking pair of kicks, and comes in a primarily silver colorway. The silver swoosh has graced some of Nike’s finest kicks in recent years such as the Tiffany Dunk SB, and is always a real eye catcher. The front toebox and heel also come in hues of shining silver, and definitely contribute to the overall clean look of these kicks. For anyone looking for some clean kicks that will attract some attention, these Court Force Highs are definitely the way to go. Available now at Size?
Color: Neutral Grey/Metallic Silver-White
Style: 311206-004
> Nikestore: Nike Court Force High – Grey – Metallic Silver
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July 30th, 2008 by Sneaker News
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Nike Asia has just released a Trainer Dunk High and a Court Force Low as part of a Chinese Ceramics inspired pack of sneakers. Both sneakers uses ornate designs and colors known commonly as “blue and white wares” which is white pottery and porcelain decorated under the glaze with a blue pigment, generally cobalt oxide. The decoration is commonly applied by hand, by stencilling or by transfer-printing, though other methods of application have also been used. [Wikipedia] Utilizing white patent leather and blue colored ornate graphics, these two sneakers can easily be mistaken for “blue and white wares”from the Qing Dynasty. Available now at select shops in Asia. Thanks DolKick
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July 25th, 2008 by Thomas Won
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This pair of all red Court Force Lows is one part of a ‘Distressed Leather Pack’ that just dropped at select boutiques here in the US. Although the entire upper of the shoe are made of leather, the swoosh and a section of the lace hole tab are made of suede. The side panel and toe box, specifically, are made of distressed red leather, giving the sneaker a slight vintage look. The sneaker is finished off with a white inner lining and outsole. The second shoe of this Distressed Leather Pack is a navy blue version which should drop in stores soon. The red version just dropped at the Rivington Club today.
Style: 313561-661
Colors: Varsity Red – Varsity Red – Light Bone
> Nikestore: Nike Court Force Low – Red Distressed Leather (Available soon)
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July 9th, 2008 by Thomas Won
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In early March we first introduced Nike’s new concept of combining a basketball shoe upper with a running shoe outsole, with the Nike Court Force Free Trail Low. Now Nike has made a mid-top version of the hybrid. Like the low-top version, this sneaker contains the classic Court Force’s basketball upper with the Free Trail’s running outsole. The Court Force upper provides comfortability, while the Free Trail outsole provides durability. The inner lining and tongue are made of a breathable nylon mesh, as well as the ankle area. The sneaker is topped off with a patent leather swoosh. Two colorways, purple/black/white and yellow/black/white, are available now at Flauge in Japan. via Hypebeast
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July 3rd, 2008 by Thomas Won
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This version of the Court Force High is the second shoe of the Star Festival Pack. As you may know, it was made to commemorate the Japanese festival called Tanabata. The shoe has a white swoosh on a white, star-printed side panel to celebrate the festival. Similar to the low top version, this sneaker features star perforations on the toe box. The area around the toe box is a navy blue patent leather and the ankle is light blue, nylon material. This sneaker is now available online at Atmos.
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July 3rd, 2008 by Thomas Won
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This low-top Court Force sneaker is part of the Star Festival Pack that consists of two other sneakers, a Court Force High and an Air Max 1. These three sneakers are made to celebrate an ancient Japanese star festival called Tanabata, where people write wishes on pieces of paper and hang them as decorations to honor a historic star-related love story. The sneaker features a yellow swoosh on a white and light blue uppers. There are star patterns on the side panels, while the there are star-shaped perforations on the toe box. They can be bought online at Atmos.
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June 18th, 2008 by Sneaker News
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For all the Rastas, Jamaicans or female sneakerheads that love bright kicks out there, Nike has just released these Jamaica-inspired womens’ Court Force High. Coming in an incredibly vibrant colorway, these kicks are as bright and sunny as the island nation that inspired them. The familiar Jamaican rainbow pattern graces these Court Forces, creating a visually stunning pair of kicks. Look for them now at select urban Nike accounts including the Rivington Club.
Style: 315114-138
Color: Sail / Washed Green – Comet Red – Gum Yellow
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