Browsing the "atmos" Tag
May 11th, 2013 by John K.
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The 2007 release of the atmos x Nike Air Max 1 is currently one of the more sought-after Air Max 1s in history, leaping off the insanely popular “Safari” and “Viotech” versions that the Japanese retailer crafted years prior. What makes this sample a interesting find is that the label on the tongue notes these as a promo sample made for the Summer 2011 season – four years after the initial release. A quick examination of this sample version doesn’t reveal any discrepancies from the released version, so the question remains: Why was this recreated in 2011? Was a wider retail release in the works, or did Nike make these for a VIP who happens to wear a size 13? This 2011 Promo Sample of the atmos x Air Max 1 is definitely a head-scratcher, so let us know what your opinions and see what the asking price was in this ended listing by sneaker_vault_23 on eBay.
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February 27th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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atmos‘ legendary pedigree of collaborations is about have another silhouette join its ranks in the form of Clarks Tawyer Mid. And if that leopard print model is a bit too loud for your tastes, there a couple more clean looking Clarks that just hit that you oughta be aware of. There’s the Clarks Tawyer High, which keeps the height at very much the same level but brings in a little bit of foxing, and the Clarks Theron Nature, a lowcut sort of sneaker from the typically brown-shoe label. Look at all four right after the jump and pick up these new Clarks releases for 2013 at Packer Shoes now.
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February 18th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Among this weekend’s significant sneaker releases is one that might not make it to stateside Nike Sportswear retailers. atmos Tokyo is combining camouflage patterns and animal prints on a couple of exciting Nike Air Max 1 collabs, and one of the designs was just too timely to keep on a single release. So now we see the atmos x Reebok Insta Pump Fury in tiger camo and snake scales just like the AM1 and recognize how rare it is to see such a concept spanning across multiple major brands. Have a closer look at the latest atmos Insta Pumps and their unique Hexalite cutouts below, let us know which of these upcoming atmos collabs is stronger, and expect these at select retailers next month.
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February 7th, 2013 by John K.
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Releasing at atmos Japan on February 23rd is the ‘Animal Camo’ Pack of the Nike Air Max 1 PRM designed by the Japan-based retailer. Using a mix of urban camouflage prints and a wild animal prints, atmos brings together two trendy notes to form yet another Air Max 1 masterpiece that Nike Running fans are dying to get their hands on. The shoes are also complemented by t-shirts and hats (pictured below), so check out this new set images of the atmos x Nike Air Max ‘Animal Camo’ Pack and we’ll let you know if these ever hit the NYC atmos location.
Nike Air Max 1 PRM
Black/Black-Chlorophyll-Orange Blaze (Camo/Snakeskin)
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Metallic Gold Silk/Black-Classic Brown (Leopard/Desert Camo)
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February 6th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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After a fairly long hiatus, the atmos x Nike Air Max 1 category will finally be resurrected this year in the form of the ‘Animal Camo Pack’. The set features two Nike Air Max 1 releases dressed in varying degrees of animal and camouflage prints as the name suggests-the snakeskin/tiger camo version being a men’s release and the leopard print/desert camo one being a women’s. For now these appear to be an in-store exclusive to atmos locations in Asia, so continue reading for a full look at the upcoming Nike Air Max 1 releases, along with the accompanying shirts and hats, and stay tuned to Sneaker News to find out whether or not these pairs will be releasing anywhere besides atmos‘ doors on February 23rd.
Nike Air Max 1 PRM
Black/Black-Chlorophyll-Orange Blaze
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02/23/13
Nike WMNS Air Max 1 PRM
Metallic Gold Silk/Black-Classic Brown
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02/23/13
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January 17th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Update: We’ve received notice that plans have changed and Atmos x New Balance 996 “Face Off 3″ will not be releasing at UBIQ.
Those of us nursing serious suede and mesh addictions are already well aware of the increasing regularity of New Balance 996 drops as one of many reasons the brand who produces more US-made sneakers than any other company, is on the rise. An even more important factor in this recent surge has been the popularity of several superbly executed collaborations, which the atmos ‘Face Off 3′ 996s reminds us has been an established trend in Japan for the better part of a decade. Now comes word that one of the USA’s foremost NB purveyors will have a shipment in store this Saturday, January 19th, so have a closer look below and let us know if you’ll be in line at UBIQ.
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December 11th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Reebok continues to go back and forth between Japan’s biggest sneaker suppliers for collaborations on its futuristic mid-’90s runner, having revealed a teamup with mita sneakers back in October. The latest atmos x Reebok Insta Pump Fury gets in on the spirit of the season with a serpent-scaled design that’ll be ready for Chinese New Year and the advent of the Year of the Snake coming up in February. They stand out as compared to the other YOTS sneakers we’ve seen so far thanks to vibrant accent shades that you can see in more detail after the jump below.
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December 3rd, 2012 by John K.
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The ‘Safari’, ‘Viotech’, ‘Elephant Print’, and ‘Wild Beast’ designs of the Air Max 1 are regarded as some of the best Air Max 1s of all-time, so the sudden news of two upcoming AM1 collabs by atmos was certain cause for celebration. News of the atmos x Air Max 1 for 2013 did catch us by surprise, considering Nike collaborations have been a rare occurrence (and the last Air Max 1 collaboration, which came in 2010, was deemed the best sneaker of the year). Here we have a look at a sublime mix of tiger camouflage and a black python snake-skin upper – one of two compositions expected to release this January; atmos, once again, displays its affinity for premium materials with distinct textures/graphics, but whether or not these live up to the atmos standard is still up for debate. A full shot is right ahead, so take a look and give us your opinions on this much-anticipated release.
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