These are a gem for people that actually wear the sneakers they buy.
The much anticipated Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro KO High is returning Spring 2010 in two colorways. Both the white/red and black/white/red versions of the sneaker will be released officially on March 20th. Today we can bring you some detailed looks at the retro sneaker, which is now also available for pre-order at Kinetics.
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These should be hitting 6.0 accounts in the coming months.
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My bottom bitch.
The Nike Air Foamposite One has been seen in a bunch of highly sought after colorways over the years, but there’s nothing quite like the pair that first kicked off the Foam infatuation that many sneakerheads have been feeling ever since. The original Dark Neon Royal colourway of the OG Foams is rumored to be on its way back for a September 2010 release. This has already been a crazy year for the Foamposite with the Copper Quickstrike and the Eggplants dropping this Saturday, and the addition of the Royal version to the Retro release fun will surely be well-received by the masses. Stick with Sneaker News for the latest on Nike Air Foamposite Retro release dates. Via NT.
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Grey Area
The Nike Blazer Hi Vintage comes for Spring 2010 in a new stone grey colorway. The outer sole has a slight vintage effect which goes perfectly with the light grey premium suede upper. The sneaker is now available at Atmos.
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These would kill with a Thom Browne suit.
First introduced in 1975 as a predecessor to the Cross Trainer, the Nike All Court has since proven itself to be an all-around shoe. First released with a canvas upper in white and light blue, this original version of the All Court has become a sport classic by way of various courts of play. It’s a basketball shoe, a tennis shoe, a squash shoe, a handball and racquetball shoe that has ultimately been taken by the street to become a lifestyle shoe.
The simple and timeless look of the All Court has attracted such design partners as Hiroshi and APC, who chose to reinterpret the All Court to only later become two of the most coveted collaboration projects released last year.
In 2010 the All Court Leather comes in a mid version. It comes with premium leather uppers, perforated Swoosh and a clean white vulcanized outer sole. It will be available soon in black, purple and green.
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Matching the recent release of the Nike Sportswear “Tokyo Destroyer” Varsity Jacket, the brand has now also released a matching Air Force 1. The AF1 comes in a workboot look with a black leather upper, contrasting white stitching, hiking boot laces and the Tokyo Destroyer logo on the heel and the lace lock.
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After the recent Futura x Syracuse Collection, Nike has once again worked with them on a sneaker. This time they chose the Blazer SP LE. It comes in an orange patent leather colorway with black/orange striped canvas pattern on the heel. The Swoosh and outer sole both come in clean white. The sneaker will be released at Limited EDT on February 9th.
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Solid ball kicks & also a hood favorite.
Nike Sportswear retailers including Foot Locker will have these available on May 7th, 2010. The Pippen 1 is best known for its full length visible air unit, and zig-zagging plastic supports that cut through the leather upper. It definitely takes you back to the older days of chunkier, big air basketball shoes which contrasts with recent movements towards lower cuts and more subtle Zoom Air. Ironically, Pippen actually grew to prefer Zoom Air, and requested it be included in the rest of his line. This colorway has a white leather upper, with hits of metallic silver on the Nike and Pippen logos on the toebox, tongue and heel. The black outsole is broken up by finger-print patterned traction on the forefoot and an air unit window in the heel, both separated by a red Swoosh.
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