Just want to buy a pair of The Air Jordan 1 OG Returns Next Year right now? The Air Jordan 1 OG Returns Next Year.

The Air Jordan 1 was first released in 1985 and occupies for many the top slot in the pantheon of iconic sneaker silhouettes. And do you know that this red / black colorway sneaker was designed not by Tinker Hatfield but by Peter Moore and that Michael Jordan invited a fine of five thousand dollars because the kicks did not carry any white…okay, trivia aside, the real news is that these kicks are returning next year, 2013 and in their original design and colorway.

No word yet on the exact date of the Air Jordan 1 release but when it happens, we’ll let you know.

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Just want to buy a pair of Nike LeBron X Low – New Photos right now? Nike LeBron X Low – New Photos.

Hot on the heels of the release of the Nike LeBron X+ Sport Pack “Crown Jewel”, we get to see images of its low-top cousin. This one, as you know, is destined for a 2013 release. But the images do tell us a thing or two about what we can expect.

Looks like the low top will be available in four two-tone colorways and each will feature visible flywire on the sides of the uppers and will come with a full-length Air Max unit at the bottom. It remains to be seen how these kicks are marketed – as a part of a “DC Pack” or “HWC” drop. Do check what the flywire looks like, in contrast and in monochromatic tones. 

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Just want to buy a pair of adidas Campus Vulc Mid “Black/Mid Cinder-White” right now? adidas Campus Vulc Mid “Black/Mid Cinder-White”.

The adidas Campus vulc Mid is another iteration of the classic Campus model; this time in black/mid cinder/white colorway. The upper is constructed from leather and suede and rests on a gum sole. A blindingly white midsole offers superb contrast to the shades of black.

The salient design feature of this model is the ankle-high collar for riders that would like that extra bit of warmth and protection for their ankles. Adidas branding in gold sits on the heel.

Available now and can be yours for $75.

Features

• Suede Upper
• Comfortable textile lining
• Vulc Outsole
• Black/Mid Cinder/White

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It’s inching closer to holiday season, and buying for yourself is becoming less of an option. Luckily, there are still great deals out there for your last surge of self indulgence. Head over to Kicks Deals to get new releases under retail and with free shipping.

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Last weekend, Nike surprised us all with the release of the Nike LeBron X+ “Crown Jewel”. Only released at a select few locations, the model was first admired for its fireberry upper and grey accents. However, with most releases from Nike, the “Crown Jewel” as it became known, represented much more than just a sneaker, but a collection of ideals, a brief look at history, and one of the greatest to ever play the game of basketball.

To begin this story, we first have to go back in history a bit. The name “Crown Jewel” is derived from the actual Crown Jewels in the United Kingdom, more specifically, the Sceptre with the Cross. The royal piece includes First Star of Africa, the largest diamond (530.2 carats) cut from the Cullinan Diamond by Joseph Asscher of Holland, the premier cleaver of his time. This same care was taken with the design of the Nike LeBron X+ “Crown Jewel”. The shoe represents LeBron’s 10 year history with Nike, as well as a leap forward in design. Armed with a full-length Zoom Air Unit as well as the diamond cut Hypefuse upper, Nike has created a silhouette fit for the unique playing style of LeBron James. The “Crown Jewel” represents the first look from the Nike LeBron X+ “Diamond Collection”, with many more to come. For more about the Nike LeBron X+ “Crown Jewel,” be sure to head over to the Nike Basketball Facebook Page.

Timeless music meets timeless sneakers on the Metallica x Vans Half Cab “Kill ‘Em All”. The classic rock group’s first studio album makes its presence felt with “KILL ‘EM ALL” emblazoned in red on the inside collar of these all black Vans Half Cab. The tongue tab features Half Cab written in Metallica font, and the collaboration is finished with the words “PEOPLE WHO TELL YOU NOT TO TAKE CHANCES” engraved into the outer sole. This is the Half Cab’s 20 year anniversary, but the album’s 30 year anniversary is celebrated with the special edition sewn on tab on the outer panel. Look for these to drop at select Vans accounts in October.

Metallica x Vans Half Cab “Kill ‘Em All”

Metallica x Vans Half Cab “Kill ‘Em All”

Metallica x Vans Half Cab “Kill ‘Em All”

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