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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 Air Max LeBron VII Low - White

On Tuesday, we showed you a preview of the Air Max LeBron VII Low, and now it’s time to check out a sample version that gives us our best look yet at the upcoming model. As with the first few Air Max LeBron VII pics we saw in the spring, our first impressions were not overwhelmingly positive, but as better pics emerged, the shoe started to seriously grow on us. A lot of people still might not be sold on the Low version, but these new pics definitely give the design an improved chance to shine. Many will be disappointed about the lack of Flywire and the full Air Max sole, but the Low edition offers a nice simplicity that will no doubt make these more of a street shoe than a court shoe for many. It’s unknown if this white/black/red version will ever hit retail, but we’ll keep you updated if any new info surfaces. You can see some more detailed images of the Air Max LeBron VII Low after the jump, and be sure to let us know if your opinions have changed at all after seeing the new pics. Via LRJ23.Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low - White - Black - Red - Test Sample© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low - White

On Tuesday, we showed you a preview of the Air Max LeBron VII Low, and now it’s time to check out a sample version that gives us our best look yet at the upcoming model. As with the first few Air Max LeBron VII pics we saw in the spring, our first impressions were not overwhelmingly positive, but as better pics emerged, the shoe started to seriously grow on us. A lot of people still might not be sold on the Low version, but these new pics definitely give the design an improved chance to shine. Many will be disappointed about the lack of Flywire and the full Air Max sole, but the Low edition offers a nice simplicity that will no doubt make these more of a street shoe than a court shoe for many. It’s unknown if this white/black/red version will ever hit retail, but we’ll keep you updated if any new info surfaces. You can see some more detailed images of the Air Max LeBron VII Low after the jump, and be sure to let us know if your opinions have changed at all after seeing the new pics. Via LRJ23.Read the rest of Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low - White - Black - Red - Test Sample© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |2 comments |Add todel.icio.us close

Asics Gel Lyte Speed and GT-II | Se

Take a gander at these vibrant looks from Asics that are set to hit shelves this month, the Gel Lyte Speed and GT-II. The Gel Lyte Speed was inspired by cross country running and comes with a black base and green/purple accents. The GT-II comes in a very solid white/blue/purple colorway with speckled sole. Keep an eye out, because these will be at retailers sooner than you think, if they aren’t already.More pics below close

Good $: Under Armour BB Proto 3 –

Fresh out the factory are these special make-up pairs of the the BB Proto 3 “Young Buck”, Under Armour’s exclusive shoe for Bucks 1-guard Brandon Jennings. “Young Money” will wear the black/varsity red version on the road and the white-based variation at home up until All-Star Break. When more information surfaces regarding a release date and price, we’ll update! Via: Bounce. close

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