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The Nike SB Janoski Digi Floral QS ‘Multi-Color/Black-Mandarin’ is set to hit store shelves on October 15th and will cost $90. The digi floral series is doing well for the brand and Nike knows how to keep a good thing going. So we have the canvas uppers on this one dressed in orange, black, grey, and white. Black rope laces are threaded through silver metal eyelets.

The Stefan Janoski stamp on the tongue is in black while the Swoosh and midsole in white create a contrasting effect in totality.

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The Nike Air Max 90 Sneakerboot, a recent introduction, gets an appealing fall season makeover in Legion Green. Earthy tones in suede and canvas on the upper are offset by orange accents on the laces and heel. A blue and white geometric pattern appears on the sockliner. The sneakers are available from today and can be yours for $140.

Take a look at the images, you’ll appreciate as we did, the inner bootie, full hyperfuse body, and high collar. The construction sits on the standard Air Max 90 sole.

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The Vans Authentic – “Chili Pepper Red” appears in a colorway that is all the rage this season. All brands worth their suede and canvas have come out with sneakers in shades of red. So, why not Vans? Whiter than white laces threaded through white metal eyelets and both act as perfect contrasts against the hot red canvas. The construction sits on a gum sole.

Does classic casual wear come any cooler than this? Take a look at the images. $65 gets you a pair.

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The adidas Busenitz ADV “Special” in blue / orange / gold is a special edition pair of the Busenitz that is available only in limited quantities in only 34 skate stores across the country. The Busenitz occupies the upper echelons of the skating sneaker mound. A PU sockliner and an abrasion resistant suede ensure durability. Is it a coincidence that this “Special” reminds one of the handball silhouette Spezial?

The sneaker, with a wet-dry traction outsole, ensures a good board grip. The Dark Shale / Metallic Gold / Hi-Res Red color combination is an eye-catching one. The low-cut sits on a white midsole. Take a look.

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For the first time in its short history, Community Collections is taken over by a sneaker enthusiast who doesn’t have a Y chromosome. Making another stop in New York, Karina Benhail hails from the Bronx and is also known as “Her Royal Airness”. Loyal to Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand, Benhail has accumulated almost every GS Air Jordan since 1997, compiling a stock of rare models and timeless classics.

Jump through the pages to see Karina’s collection and some of her most prized possesions, including her most rare pair. Leave a line in the comment section with your feedback, and keep Nice Kicks bookmarked for everything sneakers.

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Name: Karina Benhail
City: Bronx, NY
Instagram: @AirKarinaBx23
Size: 6
Started: 1997

Collection Summary

“My collection has stemmed from a long-lived obsession with all things Michael Jordan. My Father (R.I.P) began my obsession in 1986, by telling me I should pay attention to #23. That was pretty much it, I fought tirelessly until I was allowed to get Jordans in 1997. My Father told me I had to bring straight As home in order to get them! I’ve gotten almost every pair released in a size 6 since then. In my eyes, there is no greater sneaker than Jordans. They literally warm my heart. I will never give my loyalty to a brand like I have to Jordan Brand!”

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The popularity of the “Pit Viper” Kobe 8 had us thinking about some of our favorite Black Mamba releases, and there probably isn’t a Kobe model we would like to see back on shelves more than the Nike Zoom Kobe V. Favored by many when it comes to Kobe’s Nike signature line, the Kobe V looked great and performed better. The “Chaos” colorway, in particular, remains a speckled standout. With “chroma” options currently gaining steam on NIKEiD, the white and chameleon upper on these kicks would fit right in both on the street and the court. Bring ‘em back, Nike!

Kicks: Nike Zoom Kobe V “Chaos”
Released: December 26, 2009

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