Nike Air Max 90 Essential Pure Platinum / Noise Aqua

Luis Nike Air Max 90 Essential SanchezContinuing it's run as one of the most popular styles of 2012, the Huarache Free 2012 is on it's way in a smooth white and blue color combination.Nike Sportswear brings the classic running silhouette back to life with improved performance aspects, adding a running specific Free outsole down below. The "Olympic" Nike Air More Uptempo wasn't the only Scottie Pippen sneaker that had customers scrambling to add pairs to their carts on Wednesday morning. The city, like all of Japan, has earned a reputation for their forward thinking technological innovations and contemporary outlook. Luis SanchezNike Skateboarding kicks off the new year with an all new vibrant take on the SB Dunk Mid.Nike SB's latest release of the SB Dunk Mid takes on a skate-friendly build, rocking with a combination of leather, suede and ripstop nylon to build them up. Traditional adidas branding appears on the tongue, while elongated 3-Stripes run diagonally near the heel and ankle.The Snipe has yet to make it to U.S. This time, the model finds itself in an Indiana Jones inspired make-up, with rich brown leather and grey denim working majority of the upper.
Gold hardware adds to the shoe's premium feel, while a black-taped red vulcanized sole caps off the look below.Nike retailers will release the LeBron 13 Lifestyle in black and red next Friday, Oct. The And 1 Spree Mid is Latrell Sprewell's first true signature shoe and the first shoe from And 1 to feature Nike Air Max 90 Essential Pure Platinum a visible version of the company's Harmonix cushioning system. The image, captioned "the love you take is equal to the love you make," depicts two women, one would assume, hugging or kissing for the holiday.A photo posted by adidas on Feb 13, 2016 at 11:30pm PSTAs expected, some took offense to adidas' image to which the brand replied with a simple two emoji brush off. 2013.The Raptors also happen to be one of the biggest sneakerhead teams in the league, and a new uni palette will give players an opportunity to break out even more heat on the court. Beyond rubber good enough to go on your tires, there's a very special kind of rubber called “Pale Crate.” That's the rubber that becomes tubing and other items in the medical field. Note also the cut of the ankle, which is lower than the original The KOBE, but still provides good ankle support.Stepping up to the midsole, unlike the The KOBE, the KOBETWO has a completely internalized midsole.
The shoes feature nappy suede builds with canvas stripe and heel detailing.Retailing for $80, you'll be able to pick up the "Back To Campus Pack" at Major in Washington DC, Nice Kicks in Austin and ShoeBiz in San Francisco on September 2nd. The cool thing about these cleats is that you’re going to know a little about the player that you didn’t know going into the game. Zack SchlemmerFloating around the internet is a picture of both the Air Max 1 and Air Max Nike Air Max 90 Essential Pure Platinum / Noise Aqua / Dunkelgrau / Cool Grau 90 in their most iconic colorways that are rumored to be releasing in the Spring or Summer of 2013. At first glance they appear to be true to their original form, but when you look closer it is clear to see they will be done with the "VNTG" faux-yellowed midsoles. What is your take on the vintage look? Does it change your opinion on picking them up?Stay tuned to Sole Collector for further information on the Air Max 1 and Air Max 90 VNTG. Images via Kicks USAby Brendan DunneThe latest in Nike Huarache iterations is this, the Nike Air Trainer Huarache Low.The sneaker, which popped up again on preview last week with a USA style, stars and straps look, is slightly more neutral this time around in black and pure platinum. That's right, he's gone and removed the adidas Boost from the NMD with this counterfeit design, so while the ride will be brighter, it won't be nearly as comfortable.We're not going to tell you where, when, or how you can buy these sneakers because that's not something we condone on any level. The latest revealed by the singer is this, an Air Jordan 5 in the same rich brown leather makeup as his pair of Jordan 3s.Jordan Brand has made a habit of passing exclusive sneakers to entertainers, but Hamilton's is a relatively unexpected name to pop up on the list of people with retro one-offs.Word has it that's not all Hamilton has access to either–apparently he's got Air Jordans 1 through 30 dressed up in this look.
The sneaker still features the same overall look and feel of the original with the parachute-like upper and pattern intact.There is no confirmed release date at this time but expect these to drop in the coming months.   words_Brandon RichardActing somewhat like a "home" pair opposite of the new Pro Model Model Lux we showed you earlier is this white-based pair. The ATMOS designed Nike Air Max 1 "Elephant" is set to return in 537384-086 2017 as the winner of Nike's recent Air Max Day "Vote Back" campaign but if Koji, the Head Designer at ATMOS, has his way, the 2017 release will be different from the original.In a recent interview with HYPEBEAST, Koji explains that if given the permission, "I could change some design or materials for the new Air Max 1 “Elephant” 2017 ver." So while several sneakerheads have resorted to literally shaving the extra fur off of the recently released and Nike-tweaked Air Max 1 "Safari," ATMOS' designer would like to flip the materials himself for the next go 'round.Keep the clippers handy just in case.  via Nike Basketballby Brandon RichardIn arguably the greatest Slam Dunk Contest ever, it was Zach LaVine that prevailed for the second year in a row.The high-flyer racked up scores of 50 after 50 to out-duel Aaron Gordon in the final, though it could have went either way. He personally, publicly was like, yo this is my brother and let’s get it poppin',” he said.Fat Joe's "Kobe Bryant" Air Jordan 7 sample.A peek into Fat Joe’s personal sneaker collection will show you how deep his roots go in sneaker culture. What a glorious time for the Air Jordan purist. Nike Air Force 1 NYC "Knicks" Brendan Dunne, News EditorI am willing to admit that I have fallen victim to Nike's heavy marketing push around the Air Force 1.