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Nike Air Flightposite II LE Black/Midnight Navy

admin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:36:28 +0000

Made famous by Kevin Garnett during his prime with the Timberwolves and Gold Medal run with Team USA in Sydney, the Nike Air Flightposite II LE is back in the original Black/Midnight Navy colorway. A navy Foamposite upper meets black nubuck for a seamless space age look pushing the limits of Alpha Project design. Performance details are kept in tact offering a Zoom Air unit and zip up lock down. This circa 2000 Foam odyssey can be purchased at select stores with Nike Sportswear accounts including Nice Kicks in Austin, TX.
Nike Air Flightposite II LE
Black/Midnight Navy
386160-003
$180
Nice Kicks
2815 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78705
512.320.8100
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Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse

admin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:36:12 +0000

Just want to buy a pair of Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse right now? Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse.
The Hyperfuse technology is exploring the horizon of other classic icons such as the Trainer. Boasting an innovative feature of a strong and lightweight upper, the Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse is now ready to go bold while it takes on mesh upper covering. What happens to this Trainer is it retains the same features despite replacing the whole leather thing with nylon mesh layer and durable outer layer providing excellent breathability and stability.
When compared to the original Trainer, we see this Hyperfuse version to be seamless and looks less complicated. The neat arrangement contributes to the shoe’s versatility and functionality. For runners and all other athletes, the Trainer Hyperfuse is designed to fuse your every move while boosting your foot to go hyper.
This initial Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse release is a composition of three semi-monochromatic colorways – black, purple, and teal. The non-black color-ups receive black accent that are being admired as Swoosh, laces, and midsole.

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Purchase your own pair of Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse right now!

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Nike RT1 High Olive/Brown/Volt Unreleased Sample

admin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:36:09 +0000

Just want to buy a pair of Nike RT1 High Olive/Brown/Volt Unreleased Sample right now? Nike RT1 High Olive/Brown/Volt Unreleased Sample.
If you have still yet to put a pair of Nike RT1 Highs into your closet and sneaker collection then you are missing a very crucial part of your wardrobe and collection. When the shoe was first introduced it was seen as just another close of the Air Force 1 and Nike Dunk, however it has since evolved from a simple copy shoe and has found its own feet so to speak. Today we are going to take a look at the newest version of the shoe, this is the new Nike RT1 High in an olive, brown and volt colorway.
It is too bad that this version of the shoe is only an unreleased sample as we think that it features a very nice colorway. It features a predominantly olive upper that sits on top of a brown sole and features accents of volt throughout the rest of the upper.

Purchase your own pair of Nike RT1 High Olive/Brown/Volt Unreleased Sample right now!

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Nike Air Foamposite Pro – Pearl

admin — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:36:03 +0000

Just want to buy a pair of Nike Air Foamposite Pro – Pearl right now? Nike Air Foamposite Pro – Pearl.
Similar to the previous Foamposite releases, this upcoming Nike Air Foamposite Pro which will be seen in Pearl color-up is equipped with Foamposite technology. If you are a wise sneakerhead, you can anticipate of what would be the best foot gear in the winter. As we leave the dry season, expect for more sneaker releases that will suit the cold and wet weather.
For Nike, the appearance of another Foamposite sneaker is a must since a greater demand on shoes that keep the feet warm is expected. A feature of this Foamposite Pro that the public admires is its upper. Not leather or canvas but the polyurethane top with synthetic covering upper is the most enticing part. Coupled with black lace panel and tongue together with blue translucent sole, this Foamposite Pro has set another milestone as soon as it will be released.
Since its debut with Penny Hardaway’s PE, the Foamposite lineup has become one of the hit basketball sneakers of this present generation. Expect for the Nike Air Foamposite Pro to drop later this year.

Purchase your own pair of Nike Air Foamposite Pro – Pearl right now!

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Nike Air Flightposite II Black/Midnight Navy

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:36:31 +0000

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The Nike Air Flightposite released around Spring and became one of the most sought of sneakers that season. Today Nike gives us a look at another pair of the Nike Air Flightposite II but re-vamped in a new colorway. Will this colorway do better then the other? We’ll just have to wait and see.
The biggest difference between these Flightposites and the one that previously released is the upper. The last one came to us in a obsidian upper, while this one comes to us in a dominant navy upper. Using the same black accents, the mixture of the two colors generate a very attractive sneaker. Metallic silver is found on the Nike swoosh, which isn’t something new. Detailed images are available after the jump.

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Nike 1/2 Cent “Eggplant” Detailed Pictures

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:36:23 +0000

Probably one sneaker that a lot of people are looking forward to are these Nike 1/2 Cent “Eggplant.” The fusion will be taking on the eggplant colorway. Many sneaker heads are not a fan of the fusions and have been arguing that they make the exterior of the sneaker look ugly. I have to agree with them, except on these Nike 1/2 Cent. Introduced to us in a nubuck black upper and a dominant eggplant upper, there is no reason on why no one would likes these shoes. Finishing off the sneaker is a Lil’ Penny hologram, marble Nike swoosh, and of course the icy blue sole. Detailed pictures available after the jump.

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Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Fuse +

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:36:20 +0000

Today Nike gives us a first look at their Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Fuse +. These trainers look much different compared to their Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid, which we have seen previously. The difference between the two sneakers are very obvious. The upper of the sneakers includes flywire technology, along with a lot of breathability which makes these kicks a nice pair of basketball shoes. I really like the colors featured on the shoes also; black and grey with a neon accent. The sneaker is available now at Mita.

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Nike Hyperfuse Low Cool Gray/Black Sample

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:36:15 +0000

Just want to buy a pair of Nike Hyperfuse Low Cool Gray/Black Sample right now? Nike Hyperfuse Low Cool Gray/Black Sample.
Since last year Nike has really been going at it pretty diligently with their low basketball sneakers. Many basketball sneaker fans are still in disagreement that a low basketball sneaker can require the support necessary for the court, while others happen to like the way the sneakers feel on their feet. With the success and praise that the Nike Hyperfuse has been getting as of late we knew that it would only be a matter of time until they introduced a low version of the shoe. Today we are going to be looking at the new Nike Hyperfuse Low Sample in this Cool Gray and Black colorway.
This one will feature the same sort of upper that its high counterpart has that has gained it so much fame. The low cut version does look very nice we have to admit, but we will just have to wait and see how the masses receive it. Check on eBay with cigar0330.

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Purchase your own pair of Nike Hyperfuse Low Cool Gray/Black Sample right now!

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Nike Sportswear Dunk High – Black/White Pinstripe Sample

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:36:07 +0000

Just want to buy a pair of Nike Sportswear Dunk High – Black/White Pinstripe Sample right now? Nike Sportswear Dunk High – Black/White Pinstripe Sample.Would you like to wear the luxury of a business suit in your feet? If the answer is yes, then its time to go for Nike Sportswear Dunk High – Black/White that is available in a pinstripe pattern. This all black shoe looks simply great and gives you extreme comfort along with the luxurious feel. These sneakers are actually inspired from the French National Soccer Team,.
Talking about the features, the upper base flaunts a pinstripe pattern of white on black and frayed edges design. A plain black Nike Swoosh makes up on it. Now, the inspiration can be seen at the insole that displays a rooster graphic. Besides that, the heel tab also exhibits a blue, white ad red striped applique with the same rooster graphic. Finally a red and white label of Nike sportswear can be seen at the tongue tab that is not very usual. This Dunk High – Black – White Pinstripe has not released yet, but a sample can be grabbed once again from cigar0330 at eBay.

Purchase your own pair of Nike Sportswear Dunk High – Black/White Pinstripe Sample right now!

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Nike Free Run+ White/Red

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:36:10 +0000

As part of Nike’s lastest Free Run release we can see them implement a very nice white, red and grey colorway. Most of the upper can be seen in grey and white while the Nike Swoosh and inner are both featured in red. Also included on these is the famous flexible sole that Nike started creating a while ago.
The plus sign at the end of the model means that these are even more flexible then the standard Free Runs. If you’ve tried these on the you know how nice and flexible they used to be so I can only imagine how much more they are now. These are currently available and you can pick them up at Nike’s online shop for $85 a pair.

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