Nike Dunks don’t exactly prefer minimal when it comes to their colorways. Another eye-popping colorway from the Dunk Low is the Nike Dunk Low Pink/Lime. The sole and laces appears to be soaked in lime yellow while the upper is in peach-pink, giving these kicks some sort of neon look. These loud Dunk Lows are expected to be available by July 25 at Atmos.
Rolland Berry takes on designing sneakers yet again and this time, he takes on the Reebok Pump Omni Lite. The sneaker is covered with graphical religious and capitalistic prints and features a white upper with minimal red accents. The unusual kicks will debut in Fall as part of Reebok’s Rolland Berry pack.
The Kobe Zoom IV Finals Edition is the sneaker Bryant used to destroy the Orlando Magic during the NBA finals. The Nike Zoom Kobe IV Finals Edition is notable for a few reasons. First, they feature the concord shade of purple rather than the usual varsity purple, intended to provide some extra energy for this last playoff push. Gold accents like the tongue tag and outsole represent the quest for this year’s Larry O’Brien Trophy, and include the shoe’s most unique feature. Get them at marqueesole now for $300.
Dropping at House of Hoops in September is this Dunk High Premium in a sail/orange/black colorway. The shoe sports a multi-colored upper with bright Orange around the toe and eyelet panels, as well as on the Swoosh and outsole. The Sail toe box and mid panel feature some perforations with a matching Sail mesh tongue and midsole to help tie things together. The most noticeable attribute, however, has to be the geometric stitching design that covers the Black patent heel section.
“The Finals” Solebox, a European sports aparrel retailer is collaborating with New Balance to create a design involving the ever so popular 1500 model. The final product will come in two colorways, green and maroon.The design itself is typical of New Balance, it’s mostly suede with a mesh front to allow a little space for air. New Balance’s shoes are not really known for it’s design but mostly for the comfort they give, but these two particular pairs are not that bad. It’s best for everyday use, especially if your job involves a lot of hours of standing. They’re very forgiving to your feet, do you all agree?
Here’ws preview of Nike Zoom Classic High SB’s that are expected to release sometime in November 2009. This Nike Zoom Classic High SB is made from a smooth suede material for the entire upper. This suede material is highlighted in black color way and is accented with white Nike swoosh in leather, and white shoelaces. Red accents are also found on its tongue piping and tongue tag with Nike logo on it. This sneaker is finished with a black fabric insole lining and a contrasting white midsole on top of the black outsole. We can see that the hightop version of the Zoom Classic features a bit of piping around the middle ankle/heel area, similar to the Sky Force. Expect more pictures as the release date approaches.
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