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Nike Zoom Speed Low - Spring 2010

The reason you think the new Nike Zoom Speed Low resembles the Zoom Kobe IV is because, well, it does.  Strip out the Flywire and accompanying indentations on the midsoles from the ZKIV’s side panels and anyone but the truest sneakerheads would have trouble telling them apart.  It looks like Nike will push this model as a lightweight shoe for guards come Spring 2010, and we have shots of six unique models after the jump.  Check out the photos and let us know if you think the design was worth revisiting like this.  via KenluRead the rest of Nike Zoom Speed Low - Spring 2010© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

UNDFTD x LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Forc

Many of you have stated that the LIVESTRONG x Nike Stages Collection has been the best lineup of the year and rightfully so. Although each sneaker involved features a black/yellow color scheme, they all had their own distinctive details that made them unique. Now, the ongoing collection continues aside famed store Undefeated.The infamous black/yellow color scheme will again show up on the Air Force 1 silhouette. However, one can easily distinguish this Undefeated-assisted pair from the Mr. Cartoon and Busy P design. This pair features a unique texture pattern from the toe box to the side panel that is very reminiscent to the Undefeated Air Force 1’s that released in 2006. In addition, the heel panel is done up in yellow leather. Other distinctive details include the LIVESTRONG tag logo on the tongue and ONYOURBIKEKID lasered-etched on the black midsole (the aforementioned Undefeated Air Force 1’s featured ONYOURFEETKID). No word yet on when this shoe will release; until then, what are your thoughts on this preview?Read the rest of UNDFTD x LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme© George Kiel III for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |6 comments |Add close

UNDFTD x LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Forc

Undefeated is next in line to contribute to LIVESTRONG’s Nike Stages Collection. This time the iconic color way is given to one of the brands most influential models. The Air Force one is given the good ole Steelers fan friendly make over with details like a patterned upper, yellow heel and laser etched midsole. Seeing as how this is a preview via magazine scan we can’t wait to get the hi-res imagery but until then lets play whats the verdict with these. Thoughts? Via Nicekicks close

UNDFTD x Livestrong x Nike Air Forc

As June came winding down, we brought you a look at the Mr. Cartoon Nike Air Force 1 low designed for the Livestrong initiative. Now, it seems as though that same sneaker silhouette has been chosen to once again showcase the Livestrong effort. Pictured here is a very sneak peek of a Nike Air Force 1 low that’ll be releasing through the premier retailer Undefeated. The outsole and heel of this shoe is done up in yellow, while the rest comes in black. Lastly, on the black midsole there is laser etching that reads “ONYOURBIKEKID.” As more release information comes up we’ll be sure to relay it onto you so that you’re on top of this release- if it ends up even being available to the general public. Via HypeBeast. close

Nike x UNDFTD x LIVESTRONG - Air Fo

The Nike LIVESTRONG campaign continues to release new collaboration products, throughout the course of this year Nike Sportswear has released a number of their “Greatest Hits” reinterpreted through a LIVESTRONG colorway including the Nike x Mr. Cartoon Air Force 1, Nike x Futura FLOM Dunk High, Nike x The Hideout Footscape Woven, and Nike x Busy P 1World Air Force 1. Now they’ve taken the Nike x UNDFTD “ONYOURFEETKID” Air Force 1 Low and given it a LIVESTRONG aesthetic, and instead of “ONYOURFEETKID” the midsole has “ONYOURBIKEKID” lasered into it. Expect these to be released in limited quantities in the upcoming months. Image via NK.Read the rest of: Nike x UNDFTD x LIVESTRONG - Air Force 1 Low Supreme | Preview© X for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Collaboration, Nike, Sneakers close

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