This Air Force One was especially made for Valentine’s Day. This is available in Motive webstore.

The shoe upper is red in color. It uses premium leather in some panels and patent leather in other panels. The pattern is classic and simple.  The Nike swoosh, backstab and mid-sole are white in color. They look good against the red background. I like the shiny leathers used in the shoe.

Although this shoe commemorates Valentine’s Day, there are no graphics of hearts here. Instead, the entire shoe is colored red. Red is the color of the romantic heart. Thus, it is used for the Valentine’s Day shoe.

Women would love this AF1 and would welcome this as a Valentine’s Day gift. Chocolates, candy and flowers are too temporal and they disappear quickly but this shoe will last a long time.  Valentine’s Day has a partner on March 14. That is known as White Day. Men who had received Valentine’s Day candy now return the favor by presenting their women white pieces of candy, marsh-mellow or some favored item.

I would suggest that if the woman has received a nice pair of these AF1 St. Valentine shoes, she can return the favor by buying a pair of Nike shoes that has a white colorway, to go with the theme of White Day. I’m sure the man would be very pleased to receive the present on White Day.

Air Jordan has dropped another colorway for the Air Jordan/Air Force 5 collaboration. It features black and royal blue with varsity red accents. No word on when these will drop yet. Pictures thanks to Air Randy. via theshoegame

Many new adidas releases are hitting shelves today in China. ACU in Shanghai has four new colorways of the Superstar. This version pictured above features shiny gold metallic leather accented with a white toe, sole and laces. Another colorway is very similar, except silver metallic.

The other two versions offer a hologram allover print of stars and clouds. These sneakers come in both a black and white edition. The nice touch on these shoes is the rainbow laces. These shoes are prices at around $120 USD.

If I were going to choose any of these new Superstars, I’d stick with the silver metallic. It’s a glitzy shoe that’s not overpowering as it’s offset by the white accents.

According to Hypebeast, they are also releasing the BBall Vulc, which is a white, sleek updated version of the Concord.

My addiction to Vitamin Water makes the pair of custom Air Force Ones pictured above a personal favorite. The designer tried a different design based on the Formula 50 of Vitamin Water but the results were less than thrilling. The results of his second experiment were a pair of custom AF1s that would look good at a promotional event.

This statement may not be an endorsement for sneaker fans who want something that stands out without seeming like a sell-out move. The repeated used of the brand name at random spots on the shoes may offend purists who want the Nike name to shine through. I am impressed by the use of every color in the Vitamin Water rainbow as well as the ordered chaos the designer manages on these shoes. The colored stripes down the side as well as the use of the product’s label on the Nike swoosh should be lauded for creativity instead of crass consumerism.

While not everyone is a fan of these kicks, there’s no denying the uniqueness of these Nike Air Flightposite retros. These futuristic looking shoes were first released with mixed reviews but now that Nike is bringing them back in retro fashion, consumers will get a second look.

Built with foamposite technology, these are shoes you should at least try on. Even if you aren’t feeling the style, the comfort alone may sway you. Whether you are balling on the court or hanging out in your crib, these shoes offer you unparalleled comfort.

What is especially appealing about these shoes is the black on black look, which is especially hot right now. While there is a sprinkle of white, the sleek black look and adventurous lines make this shoe unlike any other on the market. Keep an eye out for these Nike Air Flightposite Retro shoes as they are set to be released later in 2008.

Fiberops and Vox collaborated to create this pack of sneakers with two unique names; the Corona and Trooper.The first picture shows the Corona and the second picture shows the Trooper. These photos were borrowed from The Feed.