It has been several years since the debut of the Nike Hyperdunk “Marty Mcfly”. Since then, sneakerheads have seen the Back to the Future theme revisited multiple times, including the recent release of the Nike MAG. Today, this iconic pair is featured in our Weekly Wallpaper section. Download your copy today, and share some of your memories pertaining to this particular silhouette below.

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The Staples Center in Los Angeles is an extremely busy arena right now. In addition to hosting back-to-back games in the Lakers vs. Thunder series, the world-class arena is also in the midst of hosting back-to-back games in the Clippers vs. Spurs series and playoff games for the Kings, Los Angeles’ professional hockey team. Additionally, Staples is the center of attention in our Kicks On Court column today. In the first matchup there yesterday, we spotted Nick Young in the “First Game” Nike Air Zoom Generation. If you recall, this was the very shoe LeBron James played his first NBA game in back in October of 2003, hence the nickname of this shoe. In the second bout, the Black Mamba celebrated Christmas in May by rocking the “Christmas/Cheetah” Kobe VIIs in a loss to the Thunder. You may remember Kobe bringing these out during the first game of the 2011-2012 NBA season on Christmas Day. Nick Young and Kobe Bryant shared the spotlight today, but who rocked the best shoes on court between the two? Let us know in the voting poll below.

Kobe Bryant wearing the "Christmas" Nike Zoom Kobe VII

Kobe Bryant sporting the "Christmas" Nike Zoom Kobe VII

Kobe Bryant in the "Christmas" Nike Zoom Kobe VII

Kobe Bryant wearing the "Christmas" Nike Zoom Kobe VII

Nick Young (rear) in the "First Game" Nike Air Zoom Generation

Nick Young wearing the "First Game" Nike Air Zoom Generation

Nick Young spotted prior to Game 3 of the Clippers vs. Spurs series with his "First Game" Nike Air Zoom Generation

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With the first round of the NBA Playoffs in the books, the competition has began to stiffen in the search for our coveted 2012 Kicks On Court Champion. Before his first round exit, last year’s champion, Gilbert Arenas delivered a week straight of Air Jordan 4 retros, ranging from the “Doernbecher” to “Lightning” 4s. Also, LeBron James debuted the “MVP” Nike Lebron 9s this past week, as he was presented with his third NBA MVP honor in nine years. Finally, continuing the six-week spotlight of highlighting our 12 Kicks On Court Champion nominees, associate editor George Kiel III caught up with Ty Lawson to discuss his five favorite on court moments.

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Just want to buy a pair of New Balance 577 – Farmers Market Sneakers right now? New Balance 577 – Farmers Market Sneakers.

What’s with the new Farmers Market Pack from New Balance? The brand proudly presents its latest release of the 577 that is stunningly attractive with the union of earth colors that builds up the upper. If you are into dark tones, this New Balance 577 will surely be one of your picks in the collection.

The New Balance 577 – Farmers Market is now showing off mostly navy suede for the upper with tonal mesh toe box and tongue, brown nubuck insert on the midsection, and red nubuck heel tab. The N logo is made of red nubuck with silver synthetic mounting, while the heel rubber cap is also done up in red. What’s more special attribute is the interior lining that comes in black/grey plaid wool that ideally keeps the foot warm and comfy. It has a tongue label that reads, “New Balance of Cumbria Farmers Market” plus the year it was founded.Lastly, the grey Encap midsole sits atop a black spiked outsole.

You can check out for this drop at Overkill this coming October.

Purchase your own pair of New Balance 577 – Farmers Market Sneakers right now!

Just want to buy a pair of Nike Air Max+ 2012 – What the Max Sneakers right now? Nike Air Max+ 2012 – What the Max Sneakers.

Finally, the Nike Air Max has gone another update using the 2012 version with a little fancy rendition. This shoe usually is one of the classic pieces that Nike maintains as it occasionally receives the most advanced innovation to date.

Bringing a colorful upper, the Nike Air Max+ 2012 is now up in a mixture of bright tones but with white as the base. The white mesh upper has been fused with blue and red synthetic overlays with the tongue finished in bright yellow. There’s also a yellow foxing that skirts around the base before the upper touches the white midsole and its translucent blue outsole that is equipped with 360 Max Air unit. Black Swoosh and burgundy mudguard give a minimalist accent both on lateral and forefoot.

Should you be anticipating for this WTM pack, wait until May 19^th for its official release and prepare $170 for a pair. It will be available at selected NSW retailers nationwide.

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Just want to buy a pair of Nike Zoom Elite+ Summit White/Soar-Volt Sneakers right now? Nike Zoom Elite+ Summit White/Soar-Volt Sneakers.

Another colorway for the Nike Zoom Elite+ for men is their White/Soar-Volt colorway.
The upper is mostly made of white mesh and synthetic material, making the sneaks breathable and comfortable. The material for the upper conforms to the feet of the wearer giving a snug, comfortable fit. The upper mid is supported with synthetic material in soar blue and volt green webbing. The laces are in white while the Nike swoosh logo is is in black. The midsoles are in white and volt green accents grazes the midsoles and the sock lining as well as the tongue of the sneaks.
The soles features the zoom technology of Nike for a light, well cushioned, yet durable running shoes that promises comfort and protection for the wearer.
These new colorway will be available this month so watch out for it on Nike retail stores.

Purchase your own pair of Nike Zoom Elite+ Summit White/Soar-Volt Sneakers right now!