This latest Air Max 1 from Nike is being released to honor the 40th Anniversary of the moon landing. The upper has a black leather base, with some spots of quilted black nylon. Metallic silver accents can be found on the sole, tongue, ankle and laces. There is also a crater pattern embossed above the sole.
Here is another collaboration from Vans and Slayer in the form of an Owens Hi. The first is a predominantly black sneaker with red accents, and the second is mostly white with the same red accents. The word “Slayer” covers the heel of both shoes in red. Special features include speckled sections on the midsole and eagle design on the outsole.
The original release of the Air Force 1 Playstation edition was one of the most popular and sought after Air Force 1’s ever. Now they are seeing another limited release to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Playstation 2. SoleCollector is auctioning off a pair but beware of the high price tag, already over $2,000.
This is the latest in the trend of vintage sneakers from Nike, the LDV Vintage, which have been given a subtle worn-in look. They come in a blue/red and a yellow/blue colorway, the yellow/blue being similar to what was released last year, so if you slept on them now, here’s your second chance.
The Nike Sky Force Mid LE is similar to the previously-released Nike Air Force 1 “White On Ice” because of its all White upper and icy sole. But you will find that the Sky Force differ in the material that makes the upper which is 100% patent leather, plus it has a Grey inner lining, and the words “Sugar Ray” appear on the sock liner, which represents Michael Ray Robinson.
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Here is a closer and detailed look at the Zoom LeBron Soldier III in a Black/White/Red colorway. The upper is dominated with Black though the toe area comes in White with Red inner lining. The straps on the midfoot give additional support while engaging in more actions.
The Converse Weapon ‘86 got its name from the 1986 NBA Finals where it was worn by the great NBA stars, particularly Larry Bird and Magic Johnson as commanders of their quads. This iconic shoe features some of the best designs for stability like Y Bar Technology which extends the exterior of the upper around the ankle locking the heel in place and minimizing slipping on the footbed. This year’s reintroduction of the Converse Weapon ‘86 is a part of the brand’s 100 years of continued success, so celebrate with Converse, choose your Weapon ‘86 colorway now from Converse.com for $80.
