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Nike Dunk G.I. Joe Custom Sneakers

If you liked the Transformers then you will also like G.I. Joe. And weâ€â„¢re not only talking about the movies here but the sneakers inspired by these movies as well, each comes with a unique charisma to keep you hooked.The Nike Dunk G.I. Joe Custom Sneakers was designed by INTRXN as a tribute to the movie G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra. Just like the movie, the sneaker sizzles with a black upper, nanomite pattern on the toe and the lace panels. The Nike Swoosh has a unique cobra green snakeskin detailing.The sneaker heel sports the G.I. Joe stitched on patch logo, but it is the tonal splatter design on the heel panel and under the patch, which will keep you staring. The sneaker also sports a Nike dog tag and olive green shoe laces.Remember the nuclear head weapon which is the object of the search of all the opposing parties in the movie? The Nike Dunk ‘G.I. Joeâ€â„¢ Custom Sneakers will come with a metal ammo case, complete with yellow screen-printed details, so you at least get the overall feel of the movie. close

Junk Metal Nike Kicks.

Gabriel Dishaw, a junk-metal guru spends days on end turning trash and unusable parts in treasures. We saw one of his Nike Dunk replicas once before, showcasing the kicks done in Intel chips, and now we have his entire collection. As a lover of Nikes, we expect nothing less…and think Dishaw did an amazing job paying homage to his passion. via CNet close

Nike Big Nike High GS - Flash Inspi

Nike Big Nike High GS - Flash InspiredWho inspires who? Nike inspires Flash, or Flash inspires Nike? Maybe it’s a situation of mental symbiosis, but whatever it is, there is every reason to expect it to continue in the coming years, as Flash gets fatter, and Nike becomes even huger, both of them growing large enougb to obscure the Sun and risk an end to life in this planet.Well, maybe not.But this mutual inspiration is so satisfying for some sneakerheads that the outcome of thius magnificent union is already being celebrated in the hallowed halls of the universe. We even heard that the Pope himself is a fan of Nike, and that he’s planning to declare Tinker Hatfield a saint after his death…nah, but we don’;t believe it because that would suit his predecessor better.What a world! Go make your change. Add your salt to the soup, Get your pair NOW!Nike Big Nike High GS - Flash InspiredNike Big Nike High GS - Flash Inspired close

St!zo x Big Money Nike Air Force 1

I love the gold especially the way it look on these customs. The gold and and brown really fit the design and look great at the same time. Chicago based custom sneaker artist St!zo has collaborated with Nike to create a pair of Air Force Ones for a fan of artist and toy designer, Mad L. An all black pair of Air Force 1 Low were provided for customization, and the finished product is what you see before you. They feature a Big money theme which explains the gold accents, as well as also featuring pieces of the MAD L character collection as well as his tag ghosted throughout the design. close

Parra x Nike Air Maxim 1 Quickstrik

Parra x Nike Air Maxim 1 QuickstrikeNow this collaboration between Parra and Nike is going to cause a continental shift in the sneaker world. The massive tremors caused by this great collaboration can surely cause earthquakes, swallow Nike’s competitors’ brands whole and raw, but we just want to emphasize the incredible allure of this great work that seems to declare its supremacy over everything else in the market with shameless conviction, and a horrifying totality.For if Nike can desgin soemthing like this, what is the point of having the brand Nike? Why don’t we just begin calling shoes Nikes from now on, so that the silly hypcrisy disappears once and for all? Well, maybe not. But this quickstrike has the power of thunderstroke. Fo catch your pair before the lightning roasts you. Parra x Nike Air Maxim 1 QuickstrikeParra x Nike Air Maxim 1 Quickstrike close

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