Today is a good day, beginning of a 3-day weekend for a lot of people; got some Hot Gear and Hot Women for you again:

Gizmo Groove: The Sun Visor TV/DVD Player makes road trips worth doing again.

Plunder Tech: The Clarifi iPhone Case is great for you snapshotting iPhone fanboys.

Plunder Guide: Hotties Natasha Yi and Nicolette Lacson satiate your craving for gorgeous Asian (and mixed) chicks. And, the Bicycle Shadow Masters Playing Cards get you prepped for demonic strip poker.

Hipster Chic: Miss-a-Kit: The Swiss Miss Army Knife!

Sole Redemption: Nike Dunk SB Mid Digital Camo Goldfish, what a crazy combo.

Friends: Wristwatch Haven: The Grönefeld GTM-06 Wristwatch is an expensive jellyfish watch.

Check out the Nike Dunk Mid Premium SB Digital in Camouflage, aka, Goldfish. Some materials used on this are black leather and suede on the upper. It features a digital camouflage on the strap, and red and white highlights on its upper. The insole is a piece of art with a goldfish illustration on it. Watch out for the release of the Nike SB Goldlfish soon!

Color blasting Air Max 1 is truly eye catching with its combination of strong colors in different materials such as suede, leather, and ripstop. To describe the colorway, it comes in Purple, Royal Blue, Neon Green, and Hot Pink upper with a White sole. These are more suitable for women, but Nike has produced big sizes up to EU 46, so guys who want a pair can get a pair for $150.

You have seen the Safari print releases, this time you will get to see the Safari leather that makes this Dunk High Premium look so unique. This has a tonal Grey suede with some Safari embossed leather detailing on the upper, with upgraded air bag unit under the heel and a comfier padding. It’s now available at Caliroots. $138.

Brick and Mortar’s White and Black Speckled Air Max 1 show that the simplest artistic touches can make a world of difference. The designer’s original white/black Air Maxes are shown at the bottom of this post. The original midsoles on Brick and Mortar’s shoes were far too white for his tastes. These photos were found on the designer’s latest Nike Talk post linked here.

Instead of slathering paint on the entire shoe, Brick and Mortar focused his creativity on the midsole. He used a mixture of light gray, dark gray and black to create a color contrast with the rest of the shoe. The speckling effect also serves a functional purpose by reducing the amount of white space that can be stained by dirt, salt and mud.

The White and Black Speckled Air Max 1 may not be elaborate but they show why sneaker art is a thriving form of expression. Brick and Mortar did not need to draw complex patterns or employ bright paints to make these sneakers his own. If you want to check out more work from this designer, check out his blog linked here.

You might have seen the Nike Air Magma “Mowabb” previously, but here’s a better look. These shoes use the beige, blue and orange colorway, made famous by the Mowabb.

While the beige is used throughout most of the upper, it’s the blue and the orange that stand out, giving these a little extra kick. The imprinted Nike logo on the side of the shoe is clean, as are the white shoelaces over the blue tongue.

The Nike Air Magma “Mowabb” is available now at Proper and other select retailers. Via High Snobiety.