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The Jordan Spiz’ike “Challenge Red” is all set to hit the stores this Tuesday, on the first of January 2013. This set of the Spiz’ike has been priced at $175.

The upper on these sneakers is constructed using black nubuck and patent leather. Challenge Red colored accents add character to the build that also has a dark gold and beige print on the heel, toe, and sides.

This silhouette has been around since 2007 and carries its “hybrid” appeal with panache. Take a look at the images, do you think certain elements from the design could be…removed? Let us know.

Jordan Spiz’ike
Black/Challenge Red
315371-053
01/2013
$175

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The Jordan Melo M9 – Black/Bright Citrus arrived on Christmas Day; let us supply you with some more information on this pair of kicks. These predominantly black-colored kicks are meant to adorn Carmelo Anthony’s feet during this season. It’s a black suede and patent leather combination with orange accents appearing on the dynamic flywire lacing system, the Jumpman, and the Air Max unit.

Stick around and we will let you in on all the information regarding the availability of these shoes. Meanwhile check out the images and tell us what you feel, how does the silhouette grab you? And what about the grip on the outsole, that does look like it will offer good traction.

Jordan Melo M9
Black/Bright Citrus-White
551879-012

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It’s back to work for most of us, and Nice Kicks hopes everyone had a great Christmas holiday. Trending on the day after Christmas in Today’s Top Stories is a “Year of the Snake”-inspired adidas sneaker, the best collaborations of the year, and others. Scroll through and let us know how your holiday went and what the top stories were for today.

What do you think was the best collaboration of 2012?

Have you made a Nike KD V iD yet?

Kicks on Court: Christmas Edition.

Fire and Ice.

Are you ready for the Chinese New Year?

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Flyer than the rest of them, the Air Jordan 3 and Air Jordan 4 “Oregon Ducks” exclusives combine AJ heritage and school spirit in the most exclusive of manners. University branding tags the tongue on both home and away makeups of the cement laden signature, while the same stamping pops up on the heel of the winged favorite. These pairs belong to DJ Clark Kent and are not expected to release.

Air Jordan 3 “Oregon Ducks” Home

Air Jordan 3 “Oregon Ducks” Home

Air Jordan 3 “Oregon Ducks” Away

Air Jordan 3 “Oregon Ducks” Away

Air Jordan 4 “Oregon Ducks”

Air Jordan 4 “Oregon Ducks”

Air Jordan 3 & 4 “Oregon Ducks” Collection

Source: Complex

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