A few weeks back we told you about the White/Bright Purple version of the Reebok Pump Court Victory Dual Low. Now check out this new colorway available at Purchaze.

The White/Blue edition features leather toe box, premium materials, a classic shape and matching midsole.

Reebok introduced the “Pump” technology in 1989. It provides the ultimate in a custom fit and support system. The honeycomb is one of the strongest yet lightest shapes found in nature.

This version is a little cleaner and more simple than edition which showed you last month. If you are fan of the Pump, be sure to check these out. You can get them right now at Purchaze.com for $172.30.

Shop Overkill has just dropped the women’s Nike Trainer Dunk LowNonFuture which feature a whitelacquer upper and perforated smooth leather on the toe, white reflective material on the heel, and classic square pattern above the sole and insole.

The release of the first Countdown Package is only 3 more days away. These include the Air Jordan 13 and the Shadow Grey Jordan 10. Check out some more detailed pics of the Air Jordan 10’s after the jump. via nicekicks

Protect your sneakers while showing them off at the same time with the Sold Out clear shoebox by Japanese designer Nao made of plexiglass. €65 via plunderguide

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Reebok Pump Court Victory Dual Low in the “White/Black/Blue/Purple” Colorway.

Features leather toe box, premium materials, a classic shape and matching midsole. Reebok introduced the “Pump” technology in 1989. It provides the ultimate in a custom fit and support system. The honeycomb is one of the strongest yet lightest shapes found in nature.

Check that out.

More pictures after the jump.

I always enjoy highlighting the work of first-time customizers in my entries especially when the work looks professional. The Nikes pictured above are dubbed ”Kid Robot” by the designer and employ a few sophisticated touches to a simple shoe. The most notable change from the original Nikes shown below is the addition of gray paint to the front half of the sole. The designer used a gravel pattern to create a seamless fusion to the ground while running.

Smaller touches show the high potential of this designer. The white Nike swoosh is painted black which may upset the shoe’s original designer but matches nicely with the original black material. Subtle golden touches are added to the top eyelet as well as a bit of mesh on the middle of the shoe. 

I was surprised to find that the designer was a novice after inspecting a few pictures of the shoe. I hope other amateur designers emerge from basements and garages to show off their work. We might find a few more gems to challenge the staid designs of major manufacturers.