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Nike 112 Pack Expansion - Hyperdunk

Last summer, Nike released the DJ Clark Kent-designed 112 Pack, a collection of three classic Nike models, each reinterpreted with a super-fresh colorway and the use of Elephant print and 3M materials. The original pack consisted of an Air Force 1 Low, an Air Max 1 and an Air Trainer 1, and now it appears that two more Nike models will be joining the 112 family. The Nike Hyperdunk and the seldom seen Air Force 25 Low will also be receiving a 112 color scheme. The Air Force 25 keeps it pretty simple, using almost identical color blocking to the design of last year’s 112 Air Force 1, while the Hyperdunk version gets a little bolder thanks to a grey Elephant print upper with a black base and Volt Flywire and accents. The two new additions are rumored to possibly be an Asia exclusive, but hopefully a few pairs will make their way to the States. Stay tuned for more info and check out that 3M glow after the jump. Via TheShoeGame.Read the rest of Nike 112 Pack Expansion - Hyperdunk + Air Force 25 Low© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Pegasus GX - Radiant Emera

The Nike Air Pegasus 89 has gotten more press lately, but it would’t exist without these literal forerunners.  The Nike Air Pegasus GX is a long throwback, back to the days of waffle soles and steep wedge heels.  They’re done in a mix of nylon and suede, two muted fabrics that allow the Swooshes to explode from the side panels.  There’s a pair in emerald/plum and another in purple/volt, both now at Size?Read the rest of Nike Air Pegasus GX - Radiant Emerald - Plum + Varsity Purple - Volt© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII + Air Jorda

Although both of these models have already started popping up at select retailers and eBay auctions, the official release dates have been changed. In the case of the Air Max LeBron VII, it was originally supposed to drop on October 24th. It was pushed back to October 29th and now has been moved up to its original release date of Saturday October 24th. The Rising Sun edition of the Air Jordan XII on the other hand, has now been moved back from its original October 24th date to some time in November. We’ll keep you updated on any further changes, but as of now, expect the White/Black/Varsity Red LeBron VII’s to hit retailers this Saturday.Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII + Air Jordan XII (12) Rising Sun – Release Dates Changed© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike “Day Of The Dead” Air Max

Dia de los Muertos, or better known to us in plain English as “Day of the Dead”, is a holiday which follows on the heel of one of America’s greatest annual parties– Halloween. While the latter calls for a party, the former is a more somber occasion celebrated by Mexicans and Latin Americans to remember and pray for family members who had passed.Drawing on skulls and graphics from this occasion, Nike announced the “Day of the Dead” pack as a part of its Holiday 2009 line-up back in September. Consisting of a black Air Max 90, Dunk Hi and a white Dunk Low, all kicks feature eclectic graphics of florals and skulls in manner of Dia de los Muertos. Similarly colorful with a mix of contrasting shades such as purple, green and orange, the kicks translate the bright colors used in the holiday. Other than the upper, the insoles also keeps in line with the theme and feature skull graphics.Join in the celebration with Nike as the Dunk Hi and Air Max 90 versions will be dropping at Proper on Halloween, which is coincidentally the eve of the holiday. Read the rest of: Nike “Day Of The Dead” Air Max 90 + Dunk Pack | Release Info© Emily for F close

Nike Trainer 1 Mid + Air Zoom Brave

Last night, we gave you a sneak peek inside the new Nike Harajuku flagship store, and to celebrate this weekend’s opening, Nike will be dropping two new player exclusive models inspired by two of Japan’s most revered athletes. Phenom pitcher, Yu Darvish, has been on the radars of Major League Baseball scouts for quite a while and will likely wind up in the U.S. very soon, but before he leaves, Nike is honoring him with his very own Trainer 1 Mid PE in a combination of white, silver, royal and yellow. The athlete that inspired the other new PE may not be a household name to you, but point guard Yuta Tabuse is known as the Japanese Jordan, and was actually the first Japanese-born NBA player when he made his debut for the Phoenix Suns in 2004. The Yuta Tabuse PE comes in the form of a flashy metallic gold Zoom Brave III with some cool multi-colored laces. No word if these will ever make it to the U.S., but the safe bet is that they will be exclusive to Nike Asia locations.Read the rest of Nike Trainer 1 Mid + Air Zoom Brave III – Japanese Player Exclusives© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.us close

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