John Kim
September 19th, 2014 (updated)
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Is it time to Retro the LeBron line? Some will say no, but every time we take a look back at older models like the Air Zoom Generation, we wish that Nike would go down that route. It’s only a matter of when at this point, and if the AZGs do come back in stores, will we see more high-energy colorways, or perhaps a release of some samples like this “Desert Camo” pair? Take a trip down memory lane with this sample and see the full listing from lilshk on eBay.
Earthy colorways have played a big role in the Nike Dunk resurgence over the last few years, appealing to consumers who favor contemporary design over...
Victor Wembanyama’s first official sneaker release with Nike is scheduled to drop on May 15th, 2024 for $170. The Nike Zoom GT Hustle 2 “Wemby”...
Ever since Nike CFO Matt Friend stated that the brand would be pulling back on its retro product, we’ve seen a significant uptick in Dunk...
