With Valentine’s day just around the corner Nike has created just the thing. A P-Rod 2 dedicated to the St. Valentine’s day massacre. They feature a red splattered colorway representing blood as well as the event itself. Look for these in February, naturally. via theshoegame
Shop Overkill has just dropped the women’s Nike Trainer Dunk Low NonFuture which feature a white lacquer upper and perforated smooth leather on the toe, white reflective material on the heel, and classic square pattern above the sole and insole.
The release of the first Countdown Package is only 3 more days away. These include the Air Jordan 13 and the Shadow Grey Jordan 10. Check out some more detailed pics of the Air Jordan 10’s after the jump. via nicekicks
Protect your sneakers while showing them off at the same time with the Sold Out clear shoebox by Japanese designer Nao made of plexiglass. €65 via plunderguide
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Reebok Pump Court Victory Dual Low in the “White/Black/Blue/Purple” Colorway.
Features leather toe box, premium materials, a classic shape and matching midsole. Reebok introduced the “Pump” technology in 1989. It provides the ultimate in a custom fit and support system. The honeycomb is one of the strongest yet lightest shapes found in nature.
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Adidas has dropped some women’s sneakers at shop Overkill to start off this year with different styles as well as colors. Check out all the other pics after the break.
The Adidas Conductor Hi Olympic’s have dropped on shop Overkill. They feature a white upper with accents of gray and black. The Olympic Hi’s were released in 1987 and worn by Patrick Ewing during his New York Knick times. The recent Conductor Hi was designed in memory of the Seoul 1988 Olympics Basketball Game Final in which USSR defeated Yugoslavia 76-63. Check out a close up pic after the jump.
