About a month ago some preview shots of what the Nike Zoom Lebron VII “Phantom” would look like where released. Well as the release date nears it seems that they have decided to change up the sneaker a bit. Changes include some added gold accents as well as the added L23 symbol located above the heel. For these Lebrons they decided to take a simpler yet classic all black route and it definitely worked out for them.
These Nike Zoom Leborn VII’s are set to be dropping on December 17th and you can check out the detailed shots of the sneaker below, also let us know if we missed any of the changes that have been made to the sneaker. Although, seeing as these are quite simple,  if you’re looking for a pair of Lebrons with a little more color you can check out the Air Max Lebron NFW “Red Carpet”.

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Through the past couple of months we’ve seen a lot of the Flywire technology, along with the NFW Technology, which if you didn’t know is no Flwire. Although titled a NFW, the LeBron VII uses a bit of Flywire technology, making the sneaker lighter, mostly due to the woven upper, which we think gives the sneaker a better look. We do love the Flywire technology but we have to give props to the colorway, which includes a black upper, along with white and what looks to be turquoise accent. Overall a nice sneaker, availalble now at Kix-Files. More pictures available after the jump.

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Available to sneaker heads exclusively through the House Of Hoops are the Nike Auto Flight Hi. The sneaker gives us a look at two colors which most of us praise, black and red. Meshing very well, the upper consist of black patent and nubuck, while accented with red. A touch of safari prints and a leather swoosh, finishes off the sneaker, but is it a product we’re looking to purchase, that’s your decision. We like them and have no complaints, but what do you guys think?

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Good news though, today we have the new colorway of the Air Jordan CP3.III in the New Orleans edition. The kicks feature a black nubuck and patent leather upper, with purple and Orion blue accents throughout. The stitching throughout the shoe is done in both Orion blue and orange, with the mid sole bringing all the teams colors in splattered design. Look for these on March 2010.
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It’s been some time now since Nike has done a general release of the Nike Air Force 1, and here is yet another pair to prove that in the new Air Force 1 LE Black/White/Purple. These kicks will be available exclusively at select retailers like Mita. At first glance, these remind me of a mix of the Nike Big Nike High Eggplant and the Nike Blazer High Obsidian, which were both inspired by the beloved Foamposites, but that might be just me.
This edition of the Air Force’s come in a mix of leather and suede upper. The black suede is used in the side tabs as well as in the toe box, with the tongue, the toe guard, the lace holders, and the ankle area  all being done in a black Foamposite like leather. The white parts are done in the Nike Swoosh, the inner lining and in the mid sole that sits on top of a black sole. Finally, the purple accents come in the laces, the tongue tag, and in the heel tab. It would be nice to see these in a general release, but since they aren’t, we’ll just have to wait and hope Nike will release some nice pairs next year.

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Adding to the list of 2010 releases from Jordan Brand are these three new colorways of the Air Jordan Ol’ School III 5/8. These kicks are definitely on the simple side of Jordans, but that is not a bad thing at all. The first pair above takes the “Bred” colorway of the Air Jordan IV, using a black nubuck upper, with red, white, and gray accents throughout the upper and the mid sole. The second pair comes in an all black upper, with Carolina blue accents throughout ,as well as a black and Carolina blue speckled mid sole. The third and final pair of the release comes in a clean white and silver scheme, this time using a cement mid sole. All three kicks feature the translucent out sole piece near the heel of the shoe, seen throughout the Air Jordan Ol’ School III. Expect these kicks to release in February and March of 2010.

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The Air Jordan Flight 45 High had some nice releases this year, but from the looks of it, 2010 will have some of the best colorways yet. The first edition is this all red nubuck, using minor white and black accents throughout. A second  nubuck pair is seen, done in an all white upper, with minor white accents in the Jumpman logo and the mid sole. A third pair is the white with red and black accents we saw a couple of days ago, but the fourth pair comes in a tonal gray upper of mixed materials. All of these will be releasing from January of 2010 to March, so stay tuned for actual release dates for each.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers may have come up short on their goal this past season, but they did enough to earn a tribute from Nike in these Trainer 1s. We first took a look at these not too far back, announcing they were available in select stores.
But for fans who are displaced from L.A. or just can’t find them in stores near you, NikeStore.com now has these in a full-size run. If you recall, white leather is used on the toe cap and heel, accented with royal blue contrast stitching. Blue suede really makes these what they are, as it’s used on the mid-panel and toe box. Retired uniform numbers are presented on the insoles also, and “L.A” appears on the heel in graffiti script.

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Nike Basketball has been represented throughout our Kicks On Court in the form of the ever-so-popular Hyperize and Hypermax. We have also spotted some classic retros; however, last night, San Antonio Spurs guard Keith Bogans sported a Nike hybrid in which many of you undoubtedly love.
In a losing effort against the Dallas Mavericks, Keith Bogans laced up the silver colorway of the Nike 1/2 Cent. This comes as perfect timing seeing that the silver 1/2 Cents just released at select retailers on November 10th, 2009. It is safe to say this is the only thing flashy about a Spurs basketball game in a very long time. Is this the best sneaker seen in our Kicks On Court so far? Click here to view the silver 1/2 Cent plus more kicks worn by LeBron James, Joe Johnson, Dwyane Wade and others.

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