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The Adidas Originals Campus 80s Canvas – Spring 2013 consists of two pieces and is set for a March release. Canvas and suede come together on the uppers of these easily recognized basketball silhouettes that were once the favorite of generations and continue to inspire still.

The suede is on the slim tongue. The midsole and stripes provide the contrast with the white. Tonal laces have been used threaded through tonal metal eyelets. Take a look at the images. Can be yours for only £62.00.

Colorways available with these Campus 80s are black/true blue and vivid red/bliss grey.

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Now is a great time to create your very own Black Mamba signature sneaker on NIKEiD. The Nike Kobe 8 iD is available now from Nike Basketball. The iD option allows you to make your very own “Year of the Snake” design with a plethora of color combinations. Also, in addition to creating your own Kobe 8, share it with Kobe Bryant himself, and he could rock your design on the court. Head here to start creating your pair now.

Media Day at Super Bowl XLVII shined a light on just how far the love for sneakers has traveled. Players from the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers kept the game cleats in their lockers as they laced up their favorite kicks to face the ambush of questions prior to the big game. True, the 49ers may have quantity, but does it outweigh the quality of the Ravens’ sneakers? Vote in the poll below to let us know, Who Rocked It Better?, in this special Super Bowl edition.

Champagne wishes yield sky-high price tags in The Good, the Bad, the Ugly. This week, we find the retail rate on the latest LeBron, call for calmer colorways, and crown an unlikely favorite as best “Year of the Snake” sneaker. What were our picks? Read on to find out and give us your own in the comment section.

Converse Pro Leather “Year of the Snake”

Breathe easy. After fourteen years of existence and already two retro runs, there’s certainly no rush for another Air Jordan 14 release. With that said, we can’t wait for the “Oxidized Green” to come back. More mature in makeup and more creative in colorway, the “Oxy Green” exemplifies the smooth styling of the AJ14 in a magnificent manner. Even in an atmosphere abundant with retros, these still flow like fresh Air. Hey JB, bring ‘em back!

Kicks: Air Jordan 14 “Oxidized Green”
Released: 1999

Image via Sneaker Files

Just one day after wearing the “College Blue” Air Jordan XVII on court, our Kicks On Court column sees Minnesota Timberwolves forward Derrick Williams in yet another sought-after Jordan. In detail, Williams wore the “Neutral Grey” Air Jordan 13 in a win over the Hornets last night. The Air Jordan 13 “Neutral Grey” released in January of 2005, along with the “Team Red” 13, the “Altitude Green” 13 and the “Flint” 13, on the same day.

Williams receives a great deal of ‘Closet Appeal’ points for these and continues to sport extremely rare heat against the Hornets (he wore the “Dr. Doom” Foamposite Pros against New Orleans in November). View these kicks plus more, worn by Anthony Davis, Richard Hamilton, Michael Beasley and others, below.

Derrick Williams and Anthony Davis in the Air Jordan 13 “Neutral Grey” and the Nike Air Max Hyperposite, respectively

Derrick Williams in the Air Jordan 13 “Neutral Grey”

Left to Right: Marcin Gortat in the Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 Supreme, Harrison Barnes sporting the adidas Rose 773 and Michael Beasley rocking the Air Jordan XX3 “Stealth”

Kyle Korver and Richard Hamilton in the Nike Lunar Hypergamer Low and the Air Jordan 2012 Lite, respectively

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