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Finishline just released two new exclusive colorways of the Air Jordan Flight 23.

The grey version takes its color inspiration from the grey Air Jordan IX and the white edition from the Air Jordan
VIII.

The Air Jordan Flight 23 offers full grain leather combined with some synthetics in the midfoot and heel for breathability. I really love the grey colorway and think it should definitely get some attention.

Grab either of these colorways at Finishline now for $117.99.

I know everyone is mad about plaid this year, but I don’t see the appeal in these particular plaid shoes that will release later this year from Admiral.

The Admiral Royal Navy is a high top sneaker that is secured like a double breasted suit with two vertical rows of buttons. I’m not sure who would want to take the time to button up these shoes, when they aren’t very good looking. What do you think?

They come in two colorways – both plaid of course. One features a blue toe and the other a green toe. These are expected to hit the shelves in September.Via Hypebeast.

These custom Nike SBs were created by an amateur designer whose friend was not keen on the yellow fade underneath the swoosh. You can check out the original shoes after this post for comparison’s sake. I think that the switch from yellow to purple underneath the swoosh alters the appearance of the shoe in a negative way.

I understand that bright yellow is not the favorite color for many sneaker fans. The problem with changing from a contrasting color to a matching color under the swoosh is that the shoe’s signature mark is lost. Another layer of purple paint will turn the back half of these shoes into a big mess.

The designer wanted to model these shoes after the Jordan VII Raptors but I think he missed the mark. There is something to be said for keeping a shoe with garish colors intact if the alternative is creating a mess. I hope that the designer who posted this on Nike Talk improves on his work in the future by thinking about the reasoning behind the manufacturer’s colorways and designs.

Check out the tight solid colorways at Alife for the Nike Dunk High Be True. There’s the Varsity Royal, Varsity Red, and Varsity Yellow colorways. Part of the Be True Pack.

Here are some pics of the new BO ROD, designed by Sandy Bodecker. It’s a high-top sneaker that features an all black upper with white accents, detailed embroideries, white swoosh, and a quilted satin inner lining. These Bo Rod’s are now available at LTD. Check out more detailed pics after the jump. [Highsnobiety]

Check out these Nike Air Max 1’s that are now on sale at SoleBox. More pics of all the Air Max 1’s after the break.