The art of toy making has been given a touch of the greatest of all time thanks to the masterful hands of Enterbay. The figures are of Michael Jordan and are as life-like as you can get. From his menacing glare to the strands of his barely there mustache, the figures look just like the real deal. Take a look at some images below, and then head over to Pituvision for a full view.

If you are lacking courage, or a brain, or a heart, or if you just want to get home, the best way to do it is through the Wizard. In the case of the sneaker world, that wizard happens to be named Mache. These custom LeBron 9 P.S. Elites take on the personality of the legendary Emerald City and the tornado that swept Dorothy to Oz. Created for Mike Witous, this pair is a 1 of 1 that will not be reproduced .

Nike LeBron 9 P.S. Elite “Oz” Custom

Nike LeBron 9 P.S. Elite “Oz” Custom

Source: Mache

The first peek at the Ewing 33 Hi “Orange Suede” definitely caused a stir. After much anticipation, today we receive information that the mostly orange sneaker will release in limited quantities at select locations in around the Tri-State area (at the spots listed below) on Saturday, February 2. The shoes will also be available on the Ewing Athletics website on the same day starting at 12PM EST for $110. Online orders will be limited to one per household, and will come in men’s sizes 8-15.

The forever changing college basketball rankings changed again, but the growing popularity of the Nike LeBron X iD remains a constant. Players dug deep into their closets to bring heat out this week. In honor of Coaches vs. Cancer, coaches tucked the hard bottoms away in favor of sneakers. Illinois’ coach, John Groce may have taken the prize with a pair of Nike Dunks to match the Fightin’ Illini team colors. Michigan Head Coach John Beilein and North Carolina State coach Mark Gottfried both repped adidas with the X-Hale and X-Hale 2, respectively. Miami Hurricanes guard tandem Shane Larkin and Durand Scott rocked “Volt” colorways of the Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2K4 and Nike Hyperdunk 2011, and Larking wore the Nike Air Foamposite One “Pearlized Pink” in their second game this week. Arizona’s Solomon Hill turned heads when he laced up the rarely seen Nike Zoom Kobe VI “Lower Marion Aces” PE. Tobacco Road blazed the courts as well, as both UNC and Duke sported hot kicks this week. Also, a big shoutout goes to Davion Pearson of Central Wyoming College for submitting his game photo rocking the Nike Zoom Kobe VII “Cheetah Print”. Click through the large gallery and hit us on Twitter using the hashtag #CollegeKOC to let us know which team brought it the best in this installment of College Kicks on Court.

Retro running is exemplified on the Nike Air Vortex. Mesh, nylon, and suede provide the trifecta of materials, made up in “Poison Green,” “Vivid Sulfur,” and “Gorge Green” installments. Vintage branding tags the tongue on this heritage makeup, designed for breaking records back in the day but best for just chilling in today’s casual climate. Three colorways are on sale now at shopnicekicks.com.

Nike Air Vortex “Poison Green” BUY HERE
Poison Green/Dark Atomic Teal-Silver-Atomic Teal
429773-304
$85

Nike Air Vortex “Vivid Sulfur” BUY HERE
Vivid Sulfur/Obsidian-Neutral Grey-Silver
429773-710
$85

Nike Air Vortex “Gorge Green” BUY HERE
Gorge Green/Volt-Sail-Black
543216-330
$85

Following an anniversary arrival three years ago, the Nike Air Trainer SC High “Auburn” is back. This Bo Jackson-endorsed favorite channels his college days as a Tiger, taking on orange and blue tones, while white leather and a grey mudguard provide contrast. Made for any and every workout, look for this original colorway to release at select Nike accounts on February 23rd.

Nike Air Trainer SC High “Auburn”
White/Light Zen Grey-Total Orange-Stealth
302346-106
February 23, 2013
$110

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