These shoes feature the vibrant color-way of the famous Air Max 90 Infared which is one of the hottest selling AM 90 of its time. The classic design of the Air Force 1, combined with the treasured color-way of the Air Max 90 Infrared delivers a strong fashion statement which appeals to the best of both worlds!

Featured here is a pair of Nike Air Force Ones, which will only be available in grade school sizes. They feature a white leather upper with green inserts, including the lacing tabs, and heel tab, as well as green stitching around the Nike swoosh, which is pink. They also feature a green, or tourmaline midsole, to go along with the green, translucent outsole.

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This collection is called the Nike Zoom Tennis Classic “Fragment Design.” The designer is Hiroshi Fujiwara. There are four colorways in this Pack. They are the grey, red, blue and green colors. Nort Berlin will sell this Pack on Oc. 11.

Fujiwara used the updated version of the Tennis Classic. The improved version has a better fit and added comfort of the Zoom Air. The Nike logo on the swoosh is embossed into the leather. There are no raised segments on the shoe and thus it has a smooth look.The Fragment logo, in white color, is at the back of the heel.

The toe box is plain leather. The midsection of the shoe is separated by 4 lines of machine stitches. This is a clean way of adding some design details without creating fuss. The shoe lace is always a few shades darker than the main colorway and this makes it look good.The back tab has the Nike logo is a cursive font. The inner lining and midsole are white, which goes well with the colors.

This collection will sell well because the colorways are in the basic, popular colors. They are mild and nice colors.

I found D@ Prince’s latest custom sneakers at the Nike Talk post linked here. D@ Prince has decided to use a pair of Nike Blazers as the backdrop for his tribute to the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens have gotten off to a good start this year and the B-More Blazers seem to celebrate these early successes in the right fashion.

The B-More Nike Blazers are detailed without resorting to lots of flourishes or wild colors. The Ravens logo on the right shoe is intricately transferred from the team’s helmet with just enough purple, gold and black to make you feel like you are on the field. You can take a look at the white and gold Baltimore Ravens lettering on the left shoe to see D@ Prince’s commitment to replicating small details.

The background and accents on the B-More Blazer look great next to the Ravens logo and font. D@ Prince used gold paint on the heel and above the outsole to match the gold surrounding the raven’s head. The tongue is purple and gold to complete the Ravens theme. The black base color lets the purple and gold pop off the shoe. D@ Prince Customs released these Blazers just in time for the big Monday night game against Pittsburgh; hopefully, these shoes will bring Joe Flacco, Ray Lewis and the rest of the Ravens some good luck.

Its been a while since any Air Force II news surfaced but these upcoming highs just changed that. The pictured above Air Force II high nicknamed the Game Select, which is also sticthed in red on the upper sports a nice simple makeup. Black upper that features a woodgrain pattern and mesh toe box. The midsole is more of a classic brown woodgrain, seen also on the Rock n Roll Pack. The white swoosh adds a breath of fresh air to dark colored shoes. No word on release date so stay tuned. Via: Sneaker Freaker

Hitting stores on October 1st are three versions of the Vans Rowley Shamble Hi. This is the latest pro model from Geoff Rowley and Vans.

The three color schemes available offer distinctively different looks. The black version is the most stylish. The red edition, which is accented in white and black, is the most out vibrant, while the white colorway is most simple and clean. Each shoe features white shoelaces and midsole, along with a buckled strap. Via High Snobiety.