Harajuku opens in Japan with two athletes commissioned to design Nike shoes. With Yu Darvish working on the Nike Trainer 1 AP, the sneaker came up with a White/Silver upper with hints of Blue and Yellow. The Nike Air Zoom Brave III was done up by basketball player, Yuta Tabuse in Gold upper with speckled sole. Both sneakers launched during Harajuku’s opening on November 14.
It’s too bad that this is only going to be coming out in womens sizes, because even though it is a little colorful and flashy, we still think it could be pulled off well by the right type of person. This is the new Jordan Spizike GS Miami Vice that will be releasing in 2010.
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This new Reebok Ex-O-Fit Plus Hi Trail Pack gives a work boot like makeover to the Reebok Ex-O-Fit. There will be two colorways making up this pack, a black one and a brown one, both of them featuring contrast stitching. Thay will feature D rings on the laces as well.
Thanks to Adidas and Ransom Holding Co’s efforts in making another sneaker line available to everyone. The Adidas Pier x Ransom proudly presents four different colorways made of leather and suede uppers. Each pair bears the Ransom-Adidas logo on tongue. Now available at Ubiq for $110 each.
Nike is now offering customization on Nike Air Max 1 through the NikeiD system. This allows you to add a personalized name on the heel panel and you are presented with the “Splatter” option – covering your panels or midsole with paint speckles according to your color preferences. If you are into experimenting your own Nike Air Max 1, visit now the Nike iD design site and start customizing!
