These Adidas Originals Nizza High OT Tech are a kick to remember. Set with a black color then placed on a white midsole, these Adidas are fused with premium materials that will make it stand out above the crowd. Through in a zip up lace cover and you are set to go for the summer. Enjoy them while they last. $95.

Adidas Originals Nizza High OT Tech

Adidas Originals Nizza High OT Tech

Nike Air Foamposite Pro Pearl is one sweet release if you do not mind me saying so. The pearl white upper mixed with a black suede midfoot makes a striking contrast that will set this shoe apart from the competition. Better check on these kicks before they check out themselves. Set for major Release on Sept. 3rd. $200.

Nike Foamposite Pro Pearl

Nike Foamposite Pro Pearl

Nike Foamposite Pro Pearl

These Nike Air Jordan XI cool grey Retro 2010 kicks are sure to be one of the hottest to drop this summer. Featuring a baby blue and white sole and a light grey upper, these retro kicks are sure to garnish the attention deserved. Made from premium materials of leather and suede insures that these Nikes will be around for awhile. $230.

Nike Air Jordan XI Cool Grey

Nike Air Jordan XI Cool Grey

Nike Air Jordan XI Cool Grey

Nike Air Jordan XI Cool Grey

As of late, the Nike Cortez has been real quiet. We haven’t seen much of it recently, which had left some simple sneaker wearers impatiently waiting. So for those of you wanted, your patience has paid off. Check out this latest Nike Classic Cortez Nylon ’09 as it comes in an Obsidian/Utility Orange colorway. Most of the time, the Nike Cortez is pretty simple. Both the design and colorways are clean and strait forward. However, this latest colorway kind of falls into the loud category. Obsidian covers most of the sneaker, including the toe, heel, lace panels and the tongue. Clean white is put into use on the tongue tag, inner lining, heel tab, most of the midsole and the entire outsole. Utility orange accents appear on the Nike swoosh, shoe laces, tongue tag Nike branding, heel tab Nike branding and the stripe on the midsole. If you’re really feeling these, you can pick up a pair now at select Nike retailers.

Nike continues to roll out two toned Air Force 1s. Nike has used two toned designs for the Air Force 1 all year, so don’t expect them to stop anytime soon. So if you like two toned Air Force 1s, Nike has something for you again. Take a look at this latest Nike Air Force 1 Low as it comes in a White/Orange colorway. If you think about it, the Air Force 1 is at its best when it features two toned designs, so Nike is going with the right approach here.

This latest Nike Air Force 1 Low is mostly covered with white, including the upper, inner lining, toe, heel and the midsole. Eye-popping orange accents appear on the Nike swoosh, tongue tag, shoe laces, heel tab, midsole AIR branding and the entire outsole. The construction is pretty simple as most of the sneaker uses leather. How do you like this Nike Air Force 1 Low? Do the orange accents look nice? These are available now at select Nike retailers.

We should all have a good idea about the “Cool Grey” 11s by now. We have gotten so much info on these, and we’re still months away from the release. Does this release remind you of a release that happened about a year ago? The release of the 2010 cool grey 11s will mark the 1 year anniversary of the “Space Jam” 11s. So if that isn’t a positive sign for you, I don’t know what is. We have already seen many images of the Air Jordan XI “Cool Grey”, but expect more and more images as the release date gets closer. For those who wanted to get another look at the 2010 cool grey 11s, check out these newest images. This sneaker stays the same compared to previous looks. The big concern on the 2010 cool grey 11s is the blue tinted outsole. That blue tint outsole has gotten mixed reviews from sneakerheads. What do you think of the outsole? Check out more images after the jump and let us know what you think.