This comes with a varying approach that matches to the celestial theme for the Nike Basketball offerings. It is inspired by the Kennedy Space Center that is near the Merritt Island. It comes with a Velcro swoosh that is removable with a tongue badge that features the NASA inspiration design. Stay tuned with us for the release of this pair on the 25th.
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The newest addition to the Nike Basketball line, the Nike Zoom Hyperenforcer, releases tomorrow in a “Think Pink” color scheme. Specifically, this shoe will be available at Nike’s online store at midnight EST for $105. This shoe features similar construction to the Nike Hyperdunk, but uses Hyperfuse and Flywire technology.Nike Zoom Hyperenforcer Pinkfire/Metallic Silver-Cool Grey 487655-601 February 1, 2012 $105
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The Nike Air Foamposite One “Metallic Red” may not release until Saturday, but we’ve already secured a pair at the Nice Kicks Shop. This unboxing video finds store manager Greg Grovey detailing one of the year’s biggest releases. Don’t forget to secure you pair at the shop on February 4th.
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Just want to buy a pair of Nike Zoom Kobe VII – All-Star right now? Nike Zoom Kobe VII – All-Star.
One of the most active basketball lines in Nike is Kobe Bryant’s signature series that has been up in a spectacle of interesting colorways. If you are tracking this line you already have an idea how the previous releases were like and how the sneaker community respond to each. Now the Nike Zoom Kobe VII is entitled for one more shot and while in this subject let us consider the latest rendition dubbed as the “All-Star”.
For Kobe, hit it or miss it, his own line continues to shine so here is the All-Star edition. This particular sneaker is originally inspired by the black mamba but with the latest modification, we can see the upper in a glaring form where the base comes in black with several colors that hit the side in orange and blue shades. The white speckles seen all throughout the shoe add spark while the Flywire technology present on each side indicates that the shoe itself has reduced weight. Black leather is being used on the overlay and tongue matching up with the black rubber midsole. Kobe’s official logo is seen on the tongue and his signature appears on the heel while a special adorable pink flamingo graphic on the rear is the most attractive attribute.
Are you ready for the upcoming All-Star weekend?
Purchase your own pair of Nike Zoom Kobe VII – All-Star right now!
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Performance Review: Nike KD IV (4) © SneakerFiles
After many requests, today we present to you a full performance review of the Nike KD IV! With the multiple hot colorways released in limited quantities, the KD 4 has received a ton of hype. As you already know, the original intent is a high-performance basketball shoe, and we put them to the test. Above you can see the video, but for a full performance breakdown visit SneakerFiles On Court.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Black/Action Red’ – Release Date + Info © SneakerFiles
February is set to be one of the best months in recent memory for sneakerheads in terms of releases, with tons of highly sought after drops landing throughout the month. Joining some of the new releases are some fresh takes on tried and true classics.
One such release is this upcoming Air Force 1. Featuring a higher quality look than many AF1s these days, this pair features both tumbled and smooth black leather alongside action accents and the premium double-Swoosh, rarely seen on the kicks these days.
Look for the black/black action red Air Force 1 Low to hit your local NSW spot on February 4 for $90.
Via ITSB.
Found at: Sneakerfiles.com
Nike Air Max 95 ‘Stealth/Neptune Blue’ – Release Date + Info © SneakerFiles
Coming later this Spring is yet another colorway of the timeless and ever popular Air Max 95.
Sporting a tonal grey suede and mesh upper, this AM95 rocks neptune blue accents throughout in the form of the tongue, rope laces, lining, outsole, branding and visible Max Air unit.
Featuring an official colorway of stealth/stealth-white-neptune blue, look for these to drop on March 10 for $150 at select NSW retailers, including NikeStore.
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This is to add up to the collection of the Air Huarache Basketball 2012 collection. It matches the looks of the newly released Air Max 90 and has the basketball classic look that is reengineered. It has the colors of volt, black and white as mentioned. White is seen on its dominant building with black on the midsole and the wings. Volt sets it off high for its inner lining and its heel tab. Watch out for these!
Found at: Bayareakicks.com
A Kevin Durant signature but will definitely remind you of the Pop Away model for the KD III last year. It has for its uppers a matte finished synthetic and with accents of Team Orange for its cross strap and the swoosh brand. It also has the tongue logo and the midsole as well. White is seen on its swoosh logos plus it has the official logo of KD right on its heel.
Found at: Bayareakicks.com
This pair is set to be seen in various Nike Sportswear retailers by next month in the Nike Air Force 1 Low model. It is a totally different variation with extreme combination of red and black. It has black for its tumbled leather part and a full grain leather that is way smoother wrapping around the heel. The red serves as accents to its for its border on the swoosh and even the tongue brand and the heel tab.
Found at: Bayareakicks.com
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