Air Courtballistec 1.1

Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3

The Air Max Courtballistec 2.3 may look familiar but its an all new shoe with an upgraded design to help set the tennis courts ablaze this year. The shoe has a grocery list of improvements that results in a lighter/more breathable shoe so lets take a look at the press release to get a feel for them all.The Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3 has more breathability than the original shoe and weighs in an ounce lighter. It hasnâ€â„¢t sacrificed any of the cushioning support, however. Max Air returns to give you maximum impact protection in the heel, while LunarLite cushioning provides the springy bounce of the original shoe. The shoe also features a durable toe tip and extra-durable rubber on the outsole.Because side-to-side movement and quick sprints are central to the sport, youâ€â„¢ll find the Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3 is designed with an outrigger on the lateral side of the outsole for lateral support and stability. Flex grooves in the sole allow your foot to move in a more natural motion that boosts flexibility.Synthetic-leather and mesh upper for breathable and supportive fitDragOn X at toe tip for durabilityUltra-lightweight, springy LunarLite cushioning for soft yet resp close

Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3

The Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3 is a tennis shoe that is worn by Rafael Nadal and features the same durability, support and cushioning as the previous 1.3 version while offering enhanced performance features to help you stay more comfortable during long, intense matches. This one also features much more breathability than the original version and weighs in at a full ounce lighter. It provides maximum impact protection in the heel and still has the springy bounce of the original shoe thanks to the inclusion of LunarLite. It features an outrigger on the lateral side of the outsole for better lateral support and stability. This is definitely a shoe that was designed with performance in mind first and foremost so you would be hard pressed to find a better shoe for the tennis court. So far only images of this white and orange colorway are available but we imagine a full lineup will reveal itself shortly. close

Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3

The Nike Air Max Courtballistec 2.3 is a tennis shoe that is worn by Rafael Nadal and features the same durability, support and cushioning as the previous 1.3 version while offering enhanced performance features to help you stay more comfortable during long, intense matches. This one also features much more breathability than the original version and weighs in at a full ounce lighter. It provides maximum impact protection in the heel and still has the springy bounce of the original shoe thanks to the inclusion of LunarLite. It features an outrigger on the lateral side of the outsole for better lateral support and stability. This is definitely a shoe that was designed with performance in mind first and foremost so you would be hard pressed to find a better shoe for the tennis court. So far only images of this white and orange colorway are available but we imagine a full lineup will reveal itself shortly. 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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