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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

Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka

It is safe to say Nike plans on being innovative for 2010. After showing you the high-tech Nike Air Max BW Gen II yesterday, we have spotted another unique makep for next year dubbed the Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka.In one of the more original looks seen this year, Nike takes the woven, Chukka-style base and places on top of the ever-so-popular Lunar foam sole. This particular hybrid can be classified as anything but seasonal. We usually see the Lunarlite releases in the summer; however, the Chukka style always seems to find its way to the retailers in the fall/winter season. Ironically, this Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka will hit retailers during the spring of 2010. Click here to view another photo of the black/orange pair along with a second colorway.Read the rest of Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka© George Kiel III for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Nike, Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka close

Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka – Spr

As technological innovations present themselves, its inevitable that our favorite shoe styles growing up become obselete or get a new makeover. For the sake of preserving a well-established sports culture, Nike has chosen the latter of the two. We appreciate Nike trying to give new life to some of these classics, but unfortunately now some look too athletic rather than sports casual. This pair, however, turned out to be a very successful mesh of old and new. The Nike Woven Footscape Chukka, not reaching mainstream popularity like other Nike’s but a beloved style to those in the know, gets a foundational upgrade with a Lunar midsole. Joining an upper, with such a primitive look influenced by some of the first foot protection people ever made, to an aerospace industrial structure probably never looked so good. Don’t expect these to pop up on shelves soon, though. Keep posted for future info. Images via TenisufkiRead the rest of Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka – Spring 2010 Preview© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka

words_Nick EngvallAfter finding  popularity in Japan, the Nike Air Woven made its US debut around the turn of the century. The unique style did very well. While the Air Woven has seen numerous releases and re-releases in the last ten years, the influence of the Air Woven has spread across Nike in many forms, even finding its way onto some of the Nike owned Cole Haan dress shoe line. The latest creation of the Woven history line is the new Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka.Nike takes the popular, and lightweight, Lunar sole from the creative cabinet of Nike Sportswear, and combines it with a timeless shoe style, the chukka. Aside from the heel panel and eyestay, the uppers feature a completely black finish which features the woven fabric that gives the shoe its nam, while the thin and minimalistic approach with the laces is concurrent with traditional chukka styling. Grabbing a little more attention is the bright green and orange accent colors on the Lunar sole of each of these spring of 2010 models.http://www.zappos.com/n/p/p/7482538/c/175179.html close

Nike Lunarlite Rejuven8 Mid – Spr

We just showed how Nike is nicely matching together classics with their new Lunar Foam soles. But just in case it wasn’t impressive enough, or for those who aren’t down with the weave, here’s another variation. The Rejuven8, not too long ago considered avant-garde, gets even more rejuvenation with a Lunar Lite sole. The color choices don’t make them too sportsy, not to mention the mid-cut adds to a casual chukka look. We’ve seen a few promising Jordans for next year, but Nike Sportswear is also looking pretty good for Spring/ Summer. via TenisufkiRead the rest of Nike Lunarlite Rejuven8 Mid – Spring 2010 Preview© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

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