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LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Max Moto 7 +

While the Air Max and Greatest Hits portions of the most recent LIVESTRONG x Nike campaign got a lot of attention, some lesser known Nike models will also be joining the fight against cancer. Now that the excitement from the “Holy Grail” collection has faded a little, two new running models will don the LIVESTRONG color scheme for a good cause. The Shox Turbo 9+ is an impressive performance runner with a breathable synthetic/mesh upper and Shox columns in the heel. The shoe sports a Black upper with Metallic Silver and Varsity Maize accents to give it that LIVESTRONG feel.The other new model is the Air Max Moto+ 7, another very capable running model with a mostly mesh upper and extra Air cushioning in the heel. Like the other pair, these also feature a healthy dose of the LIVESTRONG Varsity Maize, although the Air Max Moto+ 7 goes with a flashier Metallic Silver base on the upper. As with all the LIVESTRONG releases, 100% of the profits from these kicks will go to the Lance Armstrong Foundation to help battle cancer. Do your part in the fight by picking up one or both pairs today at Nikestore.Read the rest of LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Max Moto 7 + Shox Turbo 9+© Snea close

LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Max Moto 7 +

 The LIVESTRONG Campaign has not lost any steam at all which is a great for cancer research. Looking to add 2 new runners both the Nike Air Max Moto 7 &  Shox Turbo 9+ will be given the yellow and black treatment. Both futuristic runners are new models. The Shox Turbo 9+ hosts shox columns in the heel as the name states and sports a silver and varisty maize upper. Meanwhile the  Air Max Moto +7 swaps the silver for black and lets varsity maize play the background with an air cushioned sole. Both shoes are designed for performance and have a well ventilated upper with 100% of profits going to cancer research. Via SneakerNews close

Nike Cortez + Cortez Fly Motion - F

The Nike Air Max 1 has charged back to the forefront of Beaverton’s running releases this year.  Updated with Flywire as the Air Maxim 1, the breakthrough designs both owe alot to this forerunner.  The Nike Cortez is bacak in its original leather and nylon designs, plus the Flywire-equipped Cortez Fly Motion.  Three Fly Motions, three nylons and four leather pairs follow the jump.  They’re all set to drop in Fall 2009, so take a look and let us know which ones you like and which ones you’d change.  via HSRead the rest of Nike Cortez + Cortez Fly Motion - Fall 2009 Collection© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Cortez + Cortez Fly Motion - F

The Nike Cortez is as ubiquitous as the Swoosh itself is and as seen as much love as it has obscurity. In the name of all things cool Nike has decided to give one of their most respected models a flywire facelift. Already known for its lightweight composition the updated version is dubbed the Cortez Fly Motion. In addition to the flywire panels the shoe is also given a Nike Free sole, ultimately revolutionizing the revolutionary runner. Nike has not abandoned its template however and will be dropping a few pairs in the OG nylon with suede or leather accents. Via HighSnobriety close

Nike Air Max+ 2009 - Black - Blue -

The Air Max+ 2009 has been one of the most popular new Air Max designs in a while and Nike will capitalize by keeping the colorways coming. This latest version keeps things fairly simple using a black and grey upper with blue and white accents. Between the crisp color scheme and the innovative design that merges both Flywire and a full-length Air sole unit, this version will definitely be a welcome addition to the Air Max+ 2009 lineup. If you are a fan of the shoe, but have been waiting for more colorways, hopefully these are more up your alley. They are scheduled for a mid-September release, but for now, you can check out some more closeups after the jump. Via FootLockerUnlocked.Read the rest of Nike Air Max+ 2009 - Black - Blue - Grey - September ‘09© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.us close

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