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Be one with the spirit that makes the Olympics an attraction to a wide variety of people all over the world. Hopefully, the Nike Auto Force 180 Mid “Olympicsâ€� sneaker will catch whatever it is that is responsible for creating the Olympic fever.The Nike Auto Force 180 Mid “Olympicsâ€� sneaker is part of the Nike Sportswear Holiday 2009 collection and is now available in your favorite sneaker shops like Proper. The sneakerâ€â„¢s white upper is accented by blue on the tongue, heel tab, side panels and straps.White can be found on the perforated side panels and the toe box, as well as the laces. The midsole is blue, but what makes the Nike Auto Force 180 Mid “Olympicsâ€� sneaker more interesting is the hint of red in the middle portion separating the upper and the sole as well as the outline of the tongue.If it adds to the value of the Nike Auto Force 180 Mid “Olympicsâ€� sneaker, be it known that it was inspired by the sneaker worn by Charles Barkley during the Barcelona Summer Olympic Games in 1992. close

New Nike Trainer 1 MID Yu Darvish

Nike Japan has been active in quite sometime now in producing nice designs for Nike’s sneakers. Check out another nice colorway combination in Nike Trainer 1 Mid. Yu Darvis is actually an ace baseball pitcher who plies his trade with those sluggers from Sapporo, the Nippon Ham Fighters.The new Nike Trainer 1 MID comes in white, silver and blue colorway. The sneaker comes with the same DNA of Nike Trainer 1, which explains why the design looks very familiar. What the designer altered is the color combination. A lot of colors acted as an accent in this shoe. The blue color on the side upper front of the shoes and the silver color on the side mid panel of the shoe are a nice combination with the shoe’s overall looks. The sneaker’s shoe laces come in black color with black lining upper between the midsole and upper portion. close

Nike Air Trainer 1 Mid PE – Yu Da

The Nike Air Trainer 1 has been dedicated to many athletes, ranging from stars on the gridiron to the tennis court. This time around, Nike has commemorated the Trainer to an up-and-coming baseball pitcher by the name of Yu Darvish. Yu plays professionally in Japan with the Nippon Ham Fighters. The young pitcher is a mighty prospect for the MLB, so remember the name, and the player exclusive that he got. The Nike Air Trainer 1 Mid PE uses a white leather base, with a silver flywire panel and blue accents throughout the shoe. We’ll definitely being seeing more of Yu, as well as the shoe in due time.Via Nike Harajuku. close

Nike Trainer 1 Mid – Yu Darvish P

Joining the recent slew of Nike Trainer 1 PEs, Nike has fashioned a colourway for Yu Darvish, the Japanese pitching phenom who will be subject to a massive bidding war by Major League Baseball teams. The colourway you see is set to match the jerseys of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters, Yu’s team in the Pacific League of the NPB, with the left and right shoe owning a different mock-up of the colors. A stamp on the heels reads “Fans are family!�, as Darvish once stated in a post-game interview that he was “pitching for his family, fans, and teammates�. His jersey number ‘11′ is also placed in tag behind the tongue and embossed on the toe of the shoes. No info regarding a release has been set, but we wouldn’t be surprised if this pair was a Friends-and-Family deal. via SCF.Read the rest of Nike Trainer 1 Mid – Yu Darvish PE© Sneaker News, 2010. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Trainer 1 Mid “Yu Darvish�

The Nike Trainer 1 has proven to be a top selection among athletes throughout the world when it comes to the sneakers they choose to train in. Since it’s debut Nike’s put together a number of Player Exclusive models, many of which have been released at a retail level. A handful of others though, such as the Tiger Woods and Roger Federer versions, never get put into production for the public and wind up fitting their name to a T and only gracing the feet of those they were made to honor or friends and family close to said athlete.Nike’s latest Trainer 1 culprit is Yu Darvish, a 23 year old Iranian-Japanese Olympian who’s the starting pitcher for the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters, a Japanese baseball team in the Pacific League of the NPB. Yu Darvish has been labeled a phenomenon both in his native country of Japan and here in the US, standing at a frightening 6′5 and having an almost untouchable fastball in the high 90’s and a curveball and slider which has left batters walking back to the dugout in shame. A talent as such some may believe comes naturally, but don’t believe the hype, hard work builds athletes and keeps them as their peek. Th close

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