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Nike - Air Jordan (60+) Sixty Plus

The newest Air Jordan hybrid sneaker to be released this Fall 2009 Season is the Air Jordan Sixty Plus that combines the four different Air Jordan shoes that MJ wore when he scored 60 or more points. The four shoes include the Air Jordan I, Air Jordan II, Air Jordan V, and Air Jordan VII. The first two colorways of this shoe that are set to drop in the upcoming months are a Black, White, and Varsity Red pair as well as a White, Del Sol, and Varsity Royal pair. The Black pair will drop first on August 15th, 2009 while the White pair will follow on September 19th, 2009. The suggested retail price of the Air Jordan Sixty Plus is $150. via JordanRead the rest of: Nike - Air Jordan (60+) Sixty Plus - Fall 2009 Preview© X for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Air Jordan, Nike, Sneakers close

Nike Shox R4 PLUS Flywire

Anyone who knows his/her sneakers will remember the Vince Carter ad campaign that made the original Nike Shox such a coveted basketball sneaker. Well, it should be more than obvious by now that Nike was able to successfully institute the Shox technology seen on VC’s shoe to a running shoe. Now, the most successful version of the Nike Shox running shoe- the R4- shall also have Flywire technology incorporated into it.The pictured Nike Shox R4 comes in the sleek Nike Shox running design we’re accustomed to, with a white/black/red color combination that’s aesthetically accented by the red flywire strings on the front of the shoe and the black ones on the back. Check out more pictures of this upgraded Nike Shox R4 after the jump- despite it being a tease as a result of not having word yet of a release date.Via NiceKicks. close

Jr’s WDYWT: Nike Air Max Plus II

Continuing on with wearing shoes I haven’t in quite sometime, I pulled these out today. Man I wish they’d retro these as I have every OG colorway (wouldn’t mind a few more DS pairs though), but I won’t hold my breath. So here’s for wishful thinking, what did you wear today? close

Nike Jordan Sixty Plus “60+ Point

Jordan 60+ is an hybrid model from Jordan Brand. The shoe combines four different Air Jordan shoes that Michael Jordan wore when he scored over 60 points in a single game in 1986, 1987, 1990 and 1993. In associate with the years and Air Jordan models, these four shoes include the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 2, Air Jordan 5 and Air Jordan 7 respectively.Four colorways are inspired by the NBA teams that Michael Jordan terrorized over 60 points during his career with the Chicago Bulls. These 4 teams include Boston Celtics, Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers. Here is the Cleveland Cavaliers edition.1986-04-20 63 points Boston1987-03-04 61 points Detroit1987-04-16 61 points Atlanta1990-03-28 69 points Cleveland1993-01-16 64 points OrlandoStore: Nike Jordan Sixty Plus Cleveland Cavaliers 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

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