The D Rose 3 isn’t the only silhouette getting some Nightmare Before Christmas love, as images of an adidas adiZero Crazy Light 2 “Nightmare” have surfaced. Like the D Rose 3, the model is dipped in dark purple with a glow in the dark outsole. Vertigo inspired black takes over the forefoot, with striped laces to finish the deal. The adidas adiZero Crazy Light 2 “Nightmare” is available now at rmkstore.

Premium suede and leather branding compose the latest rendition of the classic adidas Tobacco. The silhouette had a resurgence in 2012, and this colorway should begin 2013 off with a bang. The ivy green suede and chili red side and heel branding rest comfortably on a dark gum sole. Look for this shoe to be available in 2013, but you can order early from size? starting next week.

The newest member of the Nike Family of Force will go on sale at retailers tomorrow. The Nike Lunar Force 1 will release at select Nike Sportswear retailers on December 12, 2012. The shoe is constructed with a ventilated Hyperfuse upper accompanied by a Lunarlon sole. Will you cop or drop the newest rendition of a classic? Also releasing are an all-black and digi camo decorated versions as well.

Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse NRG
White/White
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December 12, 2012
$125

Nike Lunar Force 1 Fuse NRG
Black/Black-Anthracite
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December 12, 2012
$125

Nike Lunar Force 1 Digi NRG
Black/Reflective Silver-Dark Grey
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December 12, 2012
$175

Nike Lunar Force 1 “All-Black”

Nike Lunar Force 1 “Digi-Camo”

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The much discussed Air Jordan XX8 was recently worn on court, and not by Russell Westbrook. Michael Jordan popped up at Charlotte Bobcats practice wearing a grey and white makeup of his newest signature sneaker. While images are unavailable at this moment, you can check out video here.

In addition to catching up with Spike Lee at the Air Jordan XX8 launch event, we also discussed a range of sneaker topics with world-renowned designer Tinker Hatfield. It’s always a pleasure to sit down and talk sneakers with someone so passionate about the topic. This time around, Tinker gave us his current and extremely eclectic sneaker rotation (which includes a non-Nike/non-Jordan sneaker) and shared with us his thoughts on the comparisons between the XX8 and the Nike Air Zoom Flight ’98 “The Glove.” He also discussed the difficulties he and Air Jordan XX8 co-designer Josh Heard faced in creating this unique silhouette.

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Pierre Emerick Aubameyang celebrates his love for his club, fans, shoes, and brand with the Nike Mercurial Vapor “Swarovski Crystals” Custom by Orravan Design. The soccer star wore the icy cleats while warming up for a recent match, making the news in France and now making Nice Kicks.