Releasing this Saturday as part of the 30th anniversary Air Pegasus collection is the Nike Air Pegasus ’83 “Dark Grey”. This retro runner features an appealing mixture of Dark Grey nylon and suede on the upper, highlighted by a contrasting Midnight Navy Swoosh and heel tab. Are you planning to cop this Air Pegasus when it drops this weekend? You can pick up you pair at select Nike Sportswear retailers, including Nice Kicks, for $80. Stay tuned for all the latest info regarding the Nike Air Pegasus series and the Swoosh’s celebration of its 30th anniversary.

Nike Air Pegasus ’83 “Dark Grey” Heel

Nike Air Pegasus ’83 “Dark Grey” Tongue

Nike Air Pegasus 83 “Dark Grey”

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The adidas Skateboarding Busenitz – Teal – Running White is available now for $80. It’s a mesh-and-suede affair with the three stripes appearing in white. A white heel and a white sole finish the appearance on this boldly blocked silhouette. An oversized tongue carries a black patch with gold lettering on it. In fact, the tongue carries a double branding; you can tear off a part of the tongue and voila! you have the Busenitz Lites.

Take a look at the images; would you be willing to cop a pair for eighty dollars?

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The Nike LeBron X “Denim” mixes menswear trends with hardwood technology. A dark denim base is smooth and seamless, residing above Zoom Max cushioning in fireberry fashion. Hazelnut leather lines the lux model, popping up on the tongue and laces. Check out detailed images of the Nike LeBron X “Denim” below, slated to launch at select Nike Sportswear accounts this Saturday. Are these a must cop for you? Let us know in the comment section.

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Militant and minimal, the Nigel Cabourn x Converse First String Plimsole is set to arrive in three colorways. Designed by the British outerwear of the collab’s namesake, this collection features brown, off-white, and grey installments of the Plimsole pair, distinguished by vulcanized soles and rubber toe boxes. Fans of this Nigel Cabourn x Converse collaboration can visit Hanon on the collection’s June 21st launch date. Would you wear such a minimal model? Let us know in the comment section and check out shots of each colorway below.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer+ finds greener pastures, placing grassy tones on the knit wonder. A Volt/Green colorway sees exactly how it sounds, combining the flashy go-to tone with the more traditional go tone. White fills in the branding and midsole on this makeup, with black outlining the outsole and lacing the lining. Cali Roots has the lead on this Volt/Green makeup of the Flyknit Trainer+ as we wait for this colorway to launch in the US. What’s your favorite Flyknit model thus far? Let us know in the comment section.

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The Air Jordan 4 “Fear” isn’t that spooky-looking silhouette, though the black and grey does exude some cool menace but in a stylish sort of way. Probably, the fear talked about here is the kind that MJ would instill in the hearts of opponents when he would take to the field. The nubuck, rubber, and synthetic upper rests on a white outsole. Take a look at the images, white Jumpman and all! You like what you see or you think that there’s been a surfeit of Jordan sneakers out there in recent times?

Air Jordan 4 Retro
Dark Grey/Mid Grey-LT Grey-White
626969-030
Holiday 2013
$160

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