With the launch of Nike Air’s website, we know that Nike will release a new model called Air Max 36o in January next year. Sneaker Freaker was great enough to show us a sneak peak of the shoes. They marry the technology with design, and looking great. Check out some more details here.
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As we all know the Nike Air Stab designed by Foot Patrol will be release on December 3rd 11:00am at FP shop. Here is some more release info from their site.
“Here is the long awaited official announcement on FOOTPATROL x NIKE Air Stab release date: 11am 3/12/2005 (Sat). They will only be available in-store for 1st week, and we’ll try to share the love with people outside London after – we’ll announce more details for phone-order-. We’ll post more soon… Due to the extreme demand, it’ll be 1 pair per person. Shoes will be 90GBP (~155USD).”
SnS have the latest Nike Bonita Court Force Pack as well as some quickstrike like Dunk Hi One Piece Innovative Kitchen, and more. Check them out here.
DVS did a collaboration with Skatepark of Tampa lately. They are limited to 400 pairs only. The colorway is designed by Skatepark of Tampa, and the shoes are designed and tested by Kerry Getz. Black suede and white leather were used. They feature the graphic on the heel that represents SPoT. Custom insoles and box are very collectible. Get yours on SPoT now for $74.95.
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Here’s a closer look at the Nike hTm Air Force 1 that were re-released in an effort to raise funds for the victims of the Niigata earthquake. They also come in a black colorway and are limited to only 130 pairs in each color.
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The Nike Bonita Court Force Pack will be available at Alife this Saturday. You can get them online at Nort Berlin as well. Here’s a description of the pack from Nike.
As a part of our Joga Bonito launch one of the footwear products that we selected was the Court Force. This classic basketball shoe was recently reissued due to popular demand and is a an underground hit on the streets.
We used a graphic application on the shoe that was inspired by a
motion capture image from our sports research lab, of a Brasilian
footballer executing a move embodying “Ginga”. On the collar of the shoe are the Portuguese words “e um pouquinho de arte e um pouquinho de liberdade” which means “and a little bit of art and a little bit of liberty / freedom.”
