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Nike Air Zoom Vapor VI Tour Roger F

Your granny probably calls your sneakers ‘tennis shoes’, but aside from a few Nike Sportswear releases, we usually don’t focus much on them here at Sneaker News.  Roger Federer rewrote tennis history, so maybe he can bring tennis shoes back into the consciousness of the sneakerhead community.  His Nike Air Zoom Vapor VI Tour Roger Federer appears above in the Wimbledon edition.  This Flywire-equipped lowtop looks as elegant as the All England Club in a white upper with gold accents.  Score an ace with these today: they’re available at Kix-Files.Style: 344539-171Color: White/Metallic Gold-BlackRead the rest of Nike Air Zoom Vapor VI Tour Roger Federer - Wimbledon© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII - More Than

To coincide with the release of the documentary More Than A Game, LeBron James will be embarking on a world tour to promote the film and, of course, the Air Max LeBron VII. As we reported the other day, there will be an artist series where an artist from each city on the tour will design a special version of the shoe. Here we have a look at the Chicago edition which sports a Family Loyalty colorway that looks something similar to the St. Vincent St. Mary color scheme. As with all the LeBron VII’s from the artist series, these kicks sport an image from the movie inset on the inner heel section of the upper. The shoe also features a speckled midsole, metallic green accents and a gradient Flywire panel, as well as a shout out to Chi-town on the heel portion of the Air bubble. Only 123 pairs of these beauties will be released in Chicago this week when LeBron comes into town. Via phliworld.Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII - More Than A Game World Tour Artist Series - Chicago Colorway© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Zoom Elite II Golf Shoe Fi

Nike has some special footwear for every sports in town and one of the latest we have seen is a pair for golfers. The Nike Air Zoom Elite II Golf Shoe can show everyone in the course that you mean business.This sneaker comes in a premium full-grain leather upper, with steel-like grey Nike Swoosh on the side panel. The black laces fulfil the cold as steel image the shoe wants to project.The sneaker provides tour-level lateral stability, thanks to the caged lateral support system. The heel shows a low profile Zoom Air unit that provides more cushioning and stability, and which keeps you on the right track.What this sneaker offers you is not only the chance to wear good-looking footwear on the grasses, but also something that will provide you durability and optimal traction through the Scorpion Stinger spikes.The Nike Air Zoom Elite II Golf Shoe gives you the support you need while you keep up with your friends in the golf course. Be competitive, but be prepared for the competition by wearing footwear that fits your sport. 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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