Aaron Hope
January 18, 2013
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Fresh off the green color study duo comes another two-pack of Nike Lunar Montreals that makes you wonder why this update on the Steve Prefontaine signature distance runner didn’t get more play after its spring 2013 debut. The wardrobe-welcoming muted split colorups represent a harmonious marriage of style and function; a contemporary sneakerhead’s nod to the past. Have a closer look below, let us know how these compare to the first round of releases and grab yours today from Size?
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The Air Jordan 1 Low continues its ongoing subtle transformations as the Jumpman implements some minor changes to give the low-top ’85 model some new...
