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Adidas Originals Marathon TR Mid by

Take a look at the newest Adidas Originals Marathon TR Mid by Originals’ James Bond for David Beckham Collection. These kicks feature a mix of retro & rugged styling in a classic adidas colorway. This mid cut version consists of a waterproof GORE-TEX upper, reflective 3 stripe tapes & a hidden zip pocket on the tongue, finished off with a DB signature sock liner. Available at Adidas retailers in October. More after the jump. Images via Streetlevel.com. close

Nike Sportswear x fragment design -

As one of Nikeâ€â„¢s earliest model, the All Court was the “Swiss Army knifeâ€� of its day, functioning in all type of court surfaces, from basketball, tennis, to even the most basic court-base sport, handball.  For this reason, its influences could be seen all around the Nikeâ€â„¢s extensive product portfolio, even till today.Read the rest of: Nike Sportswear x fragment design - Air Zoom All Court Premium LTR TZ© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Collaboration, Nike, Shopping, Sneakers close

fragment design x Nike All Court Pr

When Hiroshi Fujiwara designs Nike sneakers, people take notice.  Elegance is what they’ll see upon viewing the fragment design x Nike All Court Premium.  Both of them are so simple, but their luscious leather uppers will still turn heads.  There’s one each in black or white and both have an outline of a Swoosh in perforations for an extra clean feel.  If you like the asymmetrical toe cap and the lightning bolt on the heel, cop yours tomorrow at Nike Sportswear in New York.Nike Sportswear21 Mercer Street | MapNew York, NY 10013TEL #: 212-226-5433Read the rest of fragment design x Nike All Court Premium LTR TZ – Black + White© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Adidas Court Raider White/Pool-Blac

Recently, we showed you Adidas’s attempt to take us back to the glory days by unleashing new colorways of its classic models such as the Conductor Hi and the ZX 800 soon. On the contrary, Adidas is set to debut its latest model dubbed the Court Raider.The new Court Raider ironically possesses a retro, vintage feel seeing that it draws inspiration from some of Adidas’s classic basketball kicks. Specifically, the Forum, the Top Ten and the Attitude are all represented within this shoe in some form or fashion. Its perforated vamp is similar to that of the Forum and the Top Ten, while the sole construction is an exact copy of the Attitude. Other distinctive features include an enlarged tongue, multiple mesh sections and perforated padding on the collar. What are your thoughts on the Court Raider? Look for this sneaker to hit retailers later this month; meanwhile, click here to view detailed photos.Read the rest of Adidas Court Raider White/Pool-Black© George Kiel III for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Adidas, Adidas Court Raider close

adidas Court Raider Mid December 20

After seeing the return of the adidas Top Ten high in an Air Force Blue colorway followed by a black/collegiate red pair, adidas brings us at least one more thing before we turn our calendars to 2010. Pictured here is a brand new adidas silhouette- despite its retro feel. It is called the Court Raider and comes in a mid-top cut. The first colorway releasing will be this white/pool blue/ black pair. While the Court Raider is influenced by such adidas classics as the aforementioned Top Ten and the Forum, it has its own unique attributes. Some of these attributes include mesh on all three parts of the tongue- throat, upper, and sides. Also a cool touch is the fact that the patented adidas stripes actually partly lay over some of the mesh material that reaches onto the mid panels. And the collar even comes with perforated padding. So check out more pictures of this never-before-seen adidas silhouette after the jump, and let us know what you’re thinking.Via: Footlocker. close

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