Here we have the latest edition of the very popular Nike Zoom Kobe IV in the white, grey, and purple edition. The kicks feature a white base, with purple and grey accents throughout the entire upper. Key accents include the Kobe styled laces in the purple and grey, as well as the grey and purple splatter designed mid sole. Stay tuned for info on a release date.
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Here we have a first look at the Nike SB Blazer “Dracula.” The sneaker is set to release sometime in the end of 2009. The shoe consists of a white upper, along with bloody red accents found throughout the side-panels. The Nike swoosh and sole consist of gray, while the laces and in-sole is accented with white and red. Again, look for these to release sometime towards the end of the year.
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Nike will be releasing two sneakers for there upcoming Holiday 2009 Collection. The first sneaker in the collection is accented with a navy and purple colorway, which is supported with both suede and perforated leathers on the upper. The second sneaker known as the Dunk Hi “Thunder Strike” come in a black and yellow colorway, along with a white mid-sole and a yellow sole. Look for these to release sometime in October 2009. More pictures available after the jump.
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Obviously, the Nike Air Yeezy was one of the most highly anticipated releases of 2009. Likewise, the Air Jordan 6 Retro Black/Red will be one of the highly anticipated releases of 2010. However, as a Doernbecher auction, Mark Smtih and his team withing the Nike’s Innovation Kitchen, has fused both models to form this one-of-a-kind sneaker. This unique shoe is available on eBay in a size 12.
This sneaker simply owns the Nike Air Yeezy base combined with the Air Jordan VI sole. The upper also features multiple textures on the upper including leather, suede and patent leather (strap). This pairing raises a lot of questions. Does the Air Yeezy look better with the Air Jordan VI sole or do you prefer the original way it looks? Should Nike start fusing more classic sneakers together? As stated earlier, you can place your bid on eBay now; however, expect to pay a heft price as the bid is now at 00!
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One pair resembles the monster himself, boasting a scaly green base with dark green accents and a tan sole. The other pays tribute to Godzilla’s destruction, using a black upper with purple tear marks printed on. The swoosh is done with perforation, leaving the destruction as the focal point.
Is this pack set for classic status like the original movie, or more questionable than the 1998 remake?
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As part of the Nike Zoom Kobe IV Team lineup, we showed you the white/purple colorway that many of you could probably wear considering your school colors; however, we know some of you want to stand out from the rest of the pack. With that said, check out this new colorway of the Kobe IV.
Similar to the aforementioned colorway of the Kobe IV, this particular style also owns a predominately white/purple base, yet, it also possesses minimal grey accents as well. Specifically, the inner lining, tongue border and toe cap are all done up in grey. As an added feature, the latter area cover is translucent and sits atop a white/purple splatter design on the sole. This has to be one of the more sleeker and stylish color schemes on the Kobe IV yet to say the least. Click here to view additional photos.
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Using a signature brown, tan and light-pink colorway, this Nike pays tribute to DQM’s namesake. For those of you unaware, the Current Huarache line of Air Max 90s uses a FREE forefoot in conjunction with the standard Air Max heel, as well as a few other small differences, like the Huarache heel strap. On the neoprene tongue, DQM makes it clear which coast they’re representing, just to clear up any confusion. These meaty Nikes are set to release October 1.
So does this bacon-inspired collaboration sit well with you, or leave you hungry for more?
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