Darth Vader cool.
The black colorway of the Nike Sportswear Air Force 1 Foamposite last week, we can give you a cleaner look at the sneaker today. Hopefully we can soon follow up with release information.
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Nike selected me your favorite non blogger to checkout The Ball Room in Harlem with a couple of other bloggers/taste makers. I must say Nike treated ya boi like a KING that week. Shoutout to Heron Preston, Israel Kandarian & Sharon McKee. The group consisted of Johnny Killface, Ricky & Dee, Jason Scott, Bongo Boy & his homie from France. The Van escorted us up from Bowery & Houston to 133rd in Harlem were we linked up with 40 oz Van & his crew “creepin”. Being a New Yorker personally I have to commend Nike for bring it Uptown. The only place at one point you could copp “uptowns” aka the AF1. Props to Israel for doing a good job designing the space. They had some priceless articles ie. Jordan’s Rookie jersey, An original James Naismith basketball with the shoe lace to hold it together and many more. It was mind blowing to be around all that legacy and history. Presentation is everything and the Ball Room staff was on point! The production of sneakers & apparel has come so far, like mind blowing far. They also gave us a preview of the instant classic AF1 x Foamposites. I remember as kid asking my friend to walk with me to foot locker just so I could stare at the oringal Nike foamposites designed for Penny Hardaway in black everyday after school. At the end of the presentation Heron presented is with a Nike back pack with a pair of these new instant classics. Thanks Nike for the memories & kicks. Massive shoutout to Heron, Israel & Sharon McKee!!!
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The Nike Sportswear Air Force 1 Bespoke offering has largely been reserved for those with media ties and deep pockets. With a price-tag nearing $900 USD a pair, it comes as no surprise the rarity of the experience. A man who knows a thing or two about sneakers, Gary Warnett of Crooked Tongues had the opportunity to make his mark. Offering his experience through some carefully chosen words, his final piece was more a marriage of aesthetics rather than choosing some underlying “meaningful theme” to explain his choice. His full explanation can be seen over at Crooked Tongues.
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The homie Fanny Ho was just playing around with a pair of red pumps and nike pigeon socks.
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Yesterday marked one of the most iconic Nike Air Max 97’s releases. The Metallic Gold/Varsity Red-Black Air Max 97 Retro was launched in limited numbers at select shops such as mita sneakers. Coveted by sneaker enthusiasts, the Metallic Gold Air Max 97 is certainly a grail for many since it has been retroed sparingly.
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Tight.
There’s been a relative dearth of Nike Vandal Highs over the past year-plus (especially compared to earlier this century), and this new model is sure to leave at least some of the classic model’s fans frustrated. That’s cos a WMNS size run leaves the larger feet out in the cold, but for everyone else, this black and white design with Team Orange and soft blue hits is quite impressive. And Nike Sportswear didn’t stop at the dope colorway, either, offering an interesting two-toned textile on the underlay, the hindfoot sections of which are quilted for a nice variance in texture. Check out more shots after the jump and grab a pair from Sweedish retailer Shelta.
Style: 396016-001
Color: Black/Black-Team Orange-White
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Zebrahead.
The latest colorway in Nike SB’s well-received Zoom Bruin SB makes its rounds at finer skateshops, including Bored. The shoes feature a clean white/black colorway with canvas uppers and a suede swoosh adding nice material contrasting. Perfect for the Summer, look for these now through your local Nike SB retail accounts.
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