Originally they were thought to be an Asia Exclusive, but these clover joints are now dropping in stores throughout the U.S. They feature a white upper and gum bottom with a four-leaf clover stitched on the back. But sorry guys, these are a women’s release!

Barneys New York and Kidrobot hooked up with NIKE to drop this Limited Edition Air Max 1.
Over 200 people lined up early Friday morning for a chance to cop these. Each pair comes with a unique gold and pink box and contains a Kidrobot keychain.

by Majik

To commerate this years NBA All-Star Game in Denver, Nike will release All-Star versions of 3 different shoes.

●Nike Zoom LeBron II- General release; In stores February 12th
●Nike Shox VC IV- Limited Release; available for purchase on www.NikeBasketball.com on February 17th
●Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2K5- Limited Release; available for purchase on www.NikeBasketball.com on February 18th

The shoes will not feature a special All-Star box like last years VC3 and 2K4. But if you plan on grabbing a pair of these, be prepared…they will sell out very fast.

Zoom LeBron II

Shox VC4

Air Zoom huarache 2K5

by Majik

Days of suspense and hours of waiting in line finally paid off as hundreds of sneaker heads entered Niketown San Francisco last night at Sole Collector’s Chamber of Fear event. Everyone from young collectors to mega-collectors such as Retrokid came sporting their finest kicks.

While the DJ was spinning and food and drinks were served, people browsed through the display cases, filled with special LeBron shoes and other rare Nikes. One table featured the wildest LeBron kicks customized by the best in the game.

An extremely limited “Hype” Chamber of Fear Air Force 1 was sold exclusively at this event; limited to only 150 pairs. As if that weren’t enough, there was a silent auction held for black/red/yellow/green Air Force 1 limited to only 5 pairs worldwide! The silent auction turned live as several sneaker addicts battled for the shoes until they finally sold for over $1600!

Tons of unreleased all-star LeBron IIs (grey/blue) were given away in the raffle along with CDs and duffle bags. A representative from Nike answered questions and spoke about James as well as Nike and Jordan’s plans for the future. He even gave away a few pairs of LeBron II “Triple Doubles” (retro uniform colorway) and SVSMs (high-school colorway) which came out of his own pocket.

The surprise of the night, however, came half-way through the event when The King himself arrived to check it out. He answered a few questions from the crowd, even stating his favorite shoe besides his own, the Black/Red Air Jordan XI.

The event turned out even better than expected. Everyone left happy with their LeBron t-shirt and CD in hand. But this is only the beginning; Sole Collector still has events planned in New York, Denver, Chicago, and Cleveland.

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