Another new Dunk Hi has been released at premium Nike retailers – the Nike Womens Pilgrim Dunk Hi.

This shoe features two shades of green leather and a faux fur lining. I love the combination of green, they look perfect for winter. The light olive color shoe is accented with a dark green Swoosh and trim.The fur is something that I’m not sure about. It gives the shoes an interesting look that is reminiscent of a hiking boot rather than a sneaker. If anything, I’m sure these shoes are plenty warm.

These Dunk Hi’s also feature a white laces, which look a little out of place with the coloring of the rest of the shoe.

The Jordan Nu Retro 1 Low features a white, black, cement and red colorway with the Spikize print. Finishline will have an exclusive on these shoes, which are expected to be released around the same time as the Jordan Spizike White/Cement OG (~December 15th).

I’m not a big fan of this style of Jordan sneaker, but I’m sure there are many fans out there. These shoes are dominated with white leather and surprisingly use the Spizike rather than elephant print. The red trim is subtle but nice.

There’s not many more details about this shoes, but as soon as we hear more, we’ll let you know.

The Charles Barkley Pack has a special design that is named the Nike Air Force One High Premium CB76.It is made in burgundy, red and blue. This model is sold at Atmos Tokyo, for ￥18,900 a pair. This means each pair costs approximately $175.

The Nike Air Assaults have recently been restored and come in most of their original colorways. This particular pair have been redone into a dark brown colorway with the classic safari print. This pair has hit a Nike retailer near you. via theshoegame.com

Here is a sample pic of the upcoming Nike Court Force Snakeskin Pack. They feature a court force low and hi both complete with white plastic and red snakeskin uppers. Both shoes will hit Size very soon. via highsnobiety.com

SneakerFreaker shows us a sample pic of the New Balance 576 Canvas in a purple colorway, which is part of the New Balance 2008 collection.

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