The Air Max 360 isn’t all that common but here’s a tight one that managed to be dropped. The Nike Air Max Neo 360 features a white/blue/black upper with a gold swoosh as well as the 360 degree air bubble of course. There’s no word on when these sneakers will drop or even the price, but hopefully you Air Max fans wont have to wait too long. via
New Balance has a new drop of sneakers. It is called the Ndividual Series. They are sold at Overkill. One pair costs USD 116.87.
The name means that you can change the details of the shoe. There is a pack of laces and logos in different colors. The colors are variations of black and neon yellow. The logos are attached to the sneaker via velco. They come in neon yellow, neon camo and grey camo. The shoe upper is in black, high quality leather. There is also a keychain tag on the last hole of the shoe lace region.
I like the idea of using the shoe lace and logo to complement each other. The neon yellow is a good color as an accent against the all black colorway. The idea of the removable logo is a hot one. The user can opt to totally remove the logo patch altogether. Of course, the shoe laces and logo patches can be mixed and matched to create different looks for the shoe. The logo has special stitching done in silver colored thread. This helps to make the logo stand out when it is pasted against the black colorway.
The neon yellow logo gives the most outstanding look while the grey camo is the dullest. I prefer the grey camo with the black shoe laces.
The good people at Ubiq are releasing a new take on their eL midtop casual shoe. The shoe is set to release on February 18th with four colorways ranging from a desert khaki color to simple black. You can see the eL has a basic design with a leather buckle wrapping through the tongue for ankle support. The crosshatch design from the toe up to the top of the tongue is a nice touch for sneaker fans who look for subtlety above flash.
I have posted the gray colorway above and the burgundy version of the eL after this entry to give you a feel for the Ubiq eL. I think the gray works best with everything from jeans to a nice pair of khakis which make this colorway ideal for everyday use. The burgundy eL offers a flash of color without using unattractive colors and unwieldy design elements.
If you are looking to top off your 2008 NBA All Star game kicks collection, check out these Nike Air Force 1 Supremes. With the New Orleans Hornets hosting All-Star weekend this season, Nike borrowed the Hornets colors to drop these gems.
This shoe uses a black-on-black look that is then highlighted by a light aqua blue. The leather on these shoes is high quality and really stands out next to the lighter color. The Nike swoosh is also in the aqua blue color, with the end of the Swoosh becoming virtually indistinguishable as it penetrates the ocean of blue.
You can cop these shoes at certain Niketowns around the country. Check the one near you!Via
If you want a simple and clean sneaker that looks tight then here’s a new Nike Air Classic BW in a white on white colorway. They feature a white upper with you guessed it, white accents. No word on pricing for this clean classic but there should be an update soon as to when it will drop and how much it’s going for. via
If you want to see a sweet collaboration, check out these shoes produced by Brooklyn Projects and DC Shoes. With only 200 pairs total (100 of each version), these kicks are sure to be a big hit when they are released on Feb. 16. Expect to pay about $100 for a pair.
The black version offers a clean look with a little bit of a bluish spark. While most of the shoe utilizes different shades and textures of black, there is some bright blue used to spice up the shoe. The blue is located around the ankles and in the shoe laces.
The red version is much more adventurous. Utilizing red and gold, the kicks are sure to draw attention. The red and gold mixes well together, as both are shiny yet smooth. There’s a bit of pink also on the shoe, which offers a change of pace.
On the release date, the black version will be available in the Brooklyn Projects store, while the red version will be available online only.
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