The best #todayskicks of the past week are profiled once again here on Nice Kicks, and this time around we see another fine array of serious sneaker stunners and even some slept-on standouts. Click your way through the pages below to see which kick pics made the cut in this week’s Best of #todayskicks.

Air Jordan 12 “Gamma Blue” from ralphy__9

Air Jordan 14 White/Chartreuse from pennykenny_

Air Jordan 3 “Powder Blue” from brandonkroon

Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat” from vsvp_phresh818

Ronnie Fieg x ASICS Gel Lyte III “Mint Leaf” from thekaust

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What’s New at Nice Kicks you ask? Greg Grovey is here to tell you. For starters, we catch a “Cat” colorway of the Vans Authentic. Also, we see an array of new releases from Ewing Athletics. A “Red Suede” Focus, “Black Suede” 33 Hi and “Orange Suede” Guard pack basketball builds with lifestyle appeal. The  the Nike Air Max 2014 offers comfort and technology, while the Nike Air Max 90 Ice is sure to delight guys and gals that favor the classic runner. A White/Black Nike Air Force 1 keeps things clean, contrasted by the very progressive “Carbon Fiber” Nike Air Flightposite 2014. Lastly for the dudes, the “Powder Blue” Air Jordan 10 serves as this weekend’s big retro release. Switching up for the ladies, we see the “Year of the Horse” Nike Air Max 1 as well as the Solange’s PUMA “Girls of Blaze” Disc Collection.

Li-Ning and Dwyane Wade celebrated the Li-Ning Way of Wade 2 in New Orleans during All-Star Weekend.Peep the video to hear Wade’s take on the latest shoe from Li-Ning as well as what makes his partnership with Li-Ning different from his relationship with previous brands.

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Today, the web has been buzzing with news regarding Nike Access Codes, a purchasing process which Nike has detailed on their Help page and may be the latest way for the brand to combat bots. While information is scarce as to exactly which future releases will require unique, individual access codes to order, the page does detail the process that must be followed when a customer receives an access code in person or electronically to purchase a particular product. online. For example, access codes were use to allow select NBA 2K14 players to order a special Nike LeBron 11. In that case, a 16-digit access code allowed individuals to order a pair of LeBron 11s online for a limited time and while supplies lasted. Therefore, an access code does not guarantee the recipient a pair of sneakers, but simply the chance to buy them while supplies last, and may be size-specific. See the details from the ‘Nike Access Codes’ Help page below, and stay tuned for further updates regarding the process and what sneakers or releases might fall under the “Access Code” release policy guidelines.

From Nike.com:

NIKE ACCESS CODES

Nike will send out Access Codes to select customers, granting them exclusive access to select Nike products. Each code is unique to the individual, valid for a limited time and redeemable only once.
Nike reserves the right to use access codes on any product and won’t announce selections publicly prior to use. Nike also reserves the right to deactivate access codes or ban users at any time.

PROCESS
Access Codes can be distributed in person or electronically. An accompanying link will take users to a product page where they can redeem the access code for purchase.
QUESTIONS

HOW DO I GET AN ACCESS CODE?
Nike Access Codes are given out to select customers, and codes are valid only for those customers.

DOES AN ACCESS CODE GUARANTEE ME A PURCHASE?
No. The Access Code gives you access, but it doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be able to buy the product.

HOW LONG DOES AN ACCESS CODE REMAIN ACTIVE?
Access Codes are assigned unique “live times” for each product. The communication containing the code will explicitly state how long the Access Code is valid. We recommend using Access Codes as soon as they’re received, as supplies may be limited.

HOW LONG CAN I LEAVE THE PRODUCT IN MY SHOPPING CART BEFORE PURCHASING?
We recommend completing check-out as soon as possible to ensure that the product isn’t removed from your cart.

CAN AN ACCESS CODE BE USED MORE THAN ONCE?
No. Access Codes can only be used once. Those assigned to specific product sizes are valid only for those sizes.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY ACCESS CODE DOESN’T WORK?
If it doesn’t work, that means it’s been entered incorrectly, already redeemed or expired. Access Codes can only be used once, so don’t share codes with others. If you think your code has been entered correctly or hasn’t already been used, please contact us.

WHAT DOES A “DISABLED ACCESS CODE” MESSAGE MEAN?
We may disable an Access Code if it doesn’t unlock a product detail page (PDP) as intended, or if fraudulent activity is detected.

ARE ACCESS CODES SIZE-SPECIFIC?
Access Codes can be size-specific, in which case recipients can only purchase a product in the size associated with their unique Access Code.

WHAT IF THE ACCESS CODE I RECEIVE ISN’T FOR MY SHOE SIZE?
If you receive an Access Code for a different size than requested, please contact us. Due to limited sizes and availability, new Access Codes may not be available.

I RECEIVED A MESSAGE SAYING THE PRODUCT WAS UNAVAILABLE BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN ADDED TO OTHER SHOPPING CARTS. DID I MISS OUT?
If you receive this message, it means that all available units have been purchased or are currently in other users’ shopping carts. Keep checking though, because users might not complete their purchase and products may become available.

WHAT IF I RECEIVE A MESSAGE SAYING MY ACCESS CODE HAS ALREADY BEEN REDEEMED?
This means that someone else has already used the code, or the recipient has tried to use someone else’s code. Access Codes are not to be shared. If you think you’re receiving this message in error, please contact us.

WILL DISCOUNT AND PROMOTIONAL CODES WORK ON PURCHASES MADE WITH AN ACCESS CODE?
Yes. Promotional codes such as free shipping can be redeemed at checkout on purchases made with an Access Code.

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For the latest collaboration of Offspring with adidas, they have unleashed the first pack from the six exclusive colorways that combine new and classic silhouette. Their Offspring x adidas ZX 710 “Marble vs Retro” pack features fresh renditions of the ZX710 model that strictly follow the theme marble vs. retro.

The marble version uses a concoction of marbleized print and grey suede that is contrasted by pops of neon hues. Meanwhile, the retro version takes inspiration from the iconic adidas Race Walk sneaker. The Offspring x adidas ZX 710 “Marble vs Retro” sneaker retails for $125 USD and are now available at Offspring.

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Originally released in 1994, the Air Jordan 10 “Powder Blue” was readily associated with MJ’s alma mater North Carolina  and worn by UNC greats Jerry Stackhouse and Rasheed Wallace. 20 years later, the classic is coming back just in time to celebrate the Tar Heels’ big upset win over Duke. Get a video view of the retro rendition of the “Powder Blue” 10s above, and let us know below if you have the ticket to get a pair for yourself or are planning to try to cop online when they drop.

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