You didn’t forget about the Nike Total Griffey Max ’99 did you? The model started off the year pretty strong with a handful of releases popping up in the first couple of months, only to suddenly disappear as winter faded away. If there’s any colorway that can get your attention again though this is it, a white based pair with a supporting cast of colors that has it looking quite ‘Grape’ like. What’s more it comes as the combo probably closest to the fan favorite Mariners look we’ve seen, so these have summer banger written all over them pretty much any way you slice it. Hit the jump for a better look and pick up this Nike Total Griffey Max ’99 now at retailers like Finishline.
Nike Total Griffey Max ’99
White/New Green-Deep Royal
488329-100
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After a burst befitting the flurry of activity in spring training leading up to Major League Baseball’s Opening Day, the Nike Air Max Griffey Fury has slowed its pace in April and moving into this month. Fans of one of the smoothest swings in the history of America’s pastime won’t have to wait much longer, though, as this model reprising Junior’s 1995 signature will round the bases once more come June. This pair’s Metallic Silver and New Green build is both vaguely reminiscent of the Seattle Mariners’ colors and a reflection of the popularity of both grey/silver and minty greens this season, and you can see more images below in advance of the June 9th release date.
Nike Air Max Griffey Fury
Metallic Silver/Black-New Green
511309-003
06/09/12
$170
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The South Beach/Miami Vice vibe has become so increasingly popular over the last two years that anything that utilizes that energetic Retro-inspired punchy theme is guaranteed to get some attention. The Air Griffey Max 1 comes back with a vengeance using the ‘South Beach’ colorway without shame, but instead of going “over the top”, it uses it in moderation, pairing it with a muted Grey/White upper. You can find the hot pink on the Max Air unit as well as on the contrast stitching on the Swoosh as well as the on the strap, with the aqua tones being used in other areas for quite an easy-going combination. Besides the colorway, it’s good to see the Air Griffey Max 1 (undoubtedly the most popular Griffey Retro) return to us, hopefully this is a sign of more releases (in adult sizes, we hope) in the future. More shots below, so take a look and we’ll keep you updated on release information. Photos: marqueesole
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With the MLB season in full swing, what better time for Nike’s Griffey line to get a beefing up in terms of the colorways available. Up next is this version of the Nike Air Max Griffey Fury, a bubbly redux of one of Junior’s original silhouettes, featuring a Hyperfuse shell and full-length Max Air. The sneaker we’re seeing here is perhaps the most toned down pair yet, skipping the bright treatment with the Dark Grey upper and opting for just a little bit of university red colorwise. Hit the jump to get a better look and cop this Nike Air Max Griffey Fury now at NSW accounts like Oneness, or get a pair right now on eBay.
Nike Air Max Griffey Fury
Dark Grey/Black–University Red–Black
511309-060
5/3/2012
$170
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The Nike Air Max Griffey Fury has been keeping a pretty good pace in 2012, with an almost one to one ratio between months in the year and colorways we’ve gotten our hands on so far. Looking to continue the trend is this pair that has a vaguely Jordan Brand feel to it what with the black/red combo, albeit the colored sectioning in question is university red rather than the standard varsity. Hit the jump with us to get a better look at this upcoming pair of Griffey hybrids and be on the lookout for the Nike Air Max Griffey Fury in dark grey/black/university red come May 3rd at Nikestore.
Nike Air Max Griffey Fury
Dark Grey/Black–University Red–Black
511309-060
5/3/2012
$170
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Nevermind the groundhog – Opening Day of Major League Baseball marks the start of the Spring season, so to coincide with today’s wide launch of the 2012 season is a look back at one of the rarest and undiscovered Player Exclusives we’ve ever seen. Check out this sick Nike Air Griffey Max 1 Player Exclusive made for Ken Griffey Jr. for the 1996 MLB All-Star Game; at just 26 years of age, Griffey was one of the most (if not the most) feared hitter in the game, earning a multitude of awards and consideration an a yearly basis while making the All-Star Game his summer time-share – he was pretty much guaranteed a spot. This PE, brought to us by Nike sample monger youbetgrish, features the Air Griffey Max 1 in a unique glossy patent leather-like finish – remember it was the Air Jordan XI of that same year that introduced the patent leather to the athletic shoe. Check out the extra angles of this baseball treat and let us know if you want Nike to whip up some more Air Griffey Max 1 colorways! Photos via sole-u
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While were are enjoying an era where superheros like Batman and the Avengers dominate the big screen and provide entertainment, real life superheros fulfill their responsibilities by protecting the well-being of the human race! Seven of today’s most electrifying sports icons like Kevin Durant, Bo Jackson, and Allyson Felix have banded together to form the Nike Air Alliance, with its primary mission being the protection of ‘Air’ from the villian known as Dr. Deflation, who is looking to take away our precious Nike Air! You can assist the Nike Air Alliance by tweeting the superhero hashtags (listed after the jump) or posting on the Foot Locker Facebook wall, so get going after you check out the preview video below – the full feature will debut this Friday, April 6th, at 3PM EST! Keep up with the Nike Air Alliance progress on Foot Locker Unlocked.
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Not long ago we gave you a nice recap of Sneaker Con Miami, but here’s a closer look at what was on the feet of the thousands of event-goers who came out in droves to check out Sneaker Con for themselves. Tons of great selections like the Galaxy Foamposites, SB Dunks, Air Jordan Customs, and other Nike Basketball gems, but some daring sneakerheads rocked two separate shoes, like one notable Air Jordan V ‘Tokyo 23′ paired with the Air Jordan IV ‘Lightning’, one Air Yeezy with the LeBron 8 V/2 ‘Flamingo’, and a duet of Air Jordan XI Low ‘Snakeskins’. We’ve got a major onslaught of some of the world’s best kicks below, so check out the Sneaker Con Miami March 2012 Feet below and let us know what your favorite is!
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