Nike Foamposite

The latest delivery in the sphere of Nike Foamposites arrive via the iteration of the Air Force 1 Low “Royal” silhouette. Applying the classic royal blue shell over the popular Air Force 1 model, we see a nostalgia of Penny Hardaway’...

About Marc Dolce, Brooklyn, inspirations & transforming classic shoes into modern silhouettes… Could you tell us a little bit about yourself? Who you are, what you do and where you’re from? I’m the Design Director of Nike Sportswear...

First introduced in 1996, the Nike Air Foamposite was built for full-court performance and modern style with soft, lightweight cushioning and futuristic design detail. Redesigned for current trends and sensibilities, the re-energized model features a...

Nike welcomes a new colorway in its popular Air Foamposite One for Spring 2012. Decked out in a bold metallic red colorway, the Penny Hardaway signature model comes outfitted with a translucent outsole and black accenting, along with traditional carb...

Originally spotted back in December, the pewter/black colorway in Nike’s heralded Air Foamposite One sees a release this month. The shoes feature a two-tone colorway like past releases with icy clear outsoles and all of the details you̵...

Following a preview back in December, Nike releases the highly awaited Electric Green colorway in its almighty Foamposite Pro. Although not much is offered as an alternative to the original design, the shoes sport a much more vibrant color as opp...

After a long hiatus the Nike Air Foamposite One makes its return in Spring 2011 as Nike introduces a retro version of the popular Penny Hardaway design, first released in 1997. Done up in the trademark royal blue colorway, the kicks instantly evo...

Osneaker offers us a clean shot of the Nike Air Foamposite One in an upcoming Metallic Pewter colorway, an offering that has had its fair share of buzz around the internet for the past couple of months. The shoes are available now through the Os...

Quite possibly one of the brand’s more popular basketball silhouettes, Nike’s Foamposite Pro makes another appearance this year, this time done up in the classic Pearl colorway. The kicks look to officially drop later this year, but a...

An NBA player standing at only 5 feet and nine inches tall, New York Knicks’ Nate Robinson astounded audiences during the 2009 Sprite Slam Dunk Competition when he dunked over Dwight Howard (6 feet 11 inches) to win his second slam dunk title. In...