Revive Customs is becoming well-known for its hybrid sneakers that apply the design of one shoe on an entirely different shoe. Revive recreated the look of “Back to the Future” Nikes on a pair of Air Max 90s that were popular among sneaker fans. The designer is back with another hybrid effort, taking on the Nike Air Carnivore in this round.

The basic design on these Nike Air Trainer 1 SBs was taken from the Nike Air Carnivore. These shoes featured a black/green/white colorway that was easy to duplicate on the Air Trainers. The structure of both shoes was similar enough to make this hybrid effort look easy for Revive. The designer’s execution of small elements like the purple Nike on the Velcro strap and the white/black lines on the outsole show that this sneaker required a great deal of work.

These pictures were found on the Revive Customs blog on Customsnkr.com linked here. The struggle that many artists face when trying to create hybrids is sacrificing originality to stick to someone else’s design. The master mind behind Revive Customs has proven his skill at creating both hybrids and original designs. I like the designer’s hybrid efforts and hope he continues doing this work in the future.

Looking ahead to the Adidas NBA Attitude High package, here’s a look at the New York Knicks model. This shoe features a white upper complemented with orange and collegiate blue. Though there’s no Knicks logo on these shoes, they definitely have the flavor. With old school style and simplicity, these sneakers are sure to be a hit.

These shoes are expected to be released in a few months. Get them on January 2, 2009 at Overkill. Via Sneaker Files.

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The Nike Air Flight Lite “Lime” has a white colorway, with accents in lime green, black and ice blue. The shoe will be released soon but the date has not been confirmed. The sneaker starts off with a toe box that has dense perforations. The mudguard around the toe box is white leather. Along the side of the shoe, there is a curved strip of black accent. This highlights the midsole and its undulating nature, which is supposed to follow the natural curvature of the foot. The midsole is white with sections that are lime green and ice blue.

The shoe lace is white and threaded through a strong frame. The tongue is in line green. This high cut shoe has a couple of shoe lace holes higher up at the ankle to allow threading of the shoe lace. The midsection of the shoe has large holes in the perforations. Over this, the Nike swoosh is attached. A panel of leather framework goes over half of the Nike swoosh. This frame serves as a part to beautify the shoe and also to strengthen the heel. The heel is a panel of black colored leather. The shoe looks strong, with its structure of reinforcements.

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To the surprise of many, Nike.com has updated its Jordan Brand release date, clearing up rumors regarding the official colorway of the Air Jordan 11/12 Countdown Package. Usually such an information wouldn’t be made public until about two months before the release date, but no one is complaining with Nike’s move.

The Air Jordan 11 colorway will be the black/true red-white or Black Red colorway and the Air Jordan 12 the black/varsity red-cement grey. During the past few months, speculation was going around that the XI will be the Space Jams and the XII the Taxis.

The bred XI, although not as coveted as the Space Jam, is not something people will complain about. The hype for this package will continue to be phenomenal, so save some money now and prepare to camp.

The pack will be released on December 26, the day after Christmas, for a retail price of $310. The pictures used of the Jordan XI will not be the completely the same as the shoes releasing with the package because these are only pictures of the previous retros.

Mo Money decided to take on one of Marvel Comics’ most underrated characters with his latest custom sneakers. The Human Torch Air Force Ones are based on more recent depictions of the Human Torch by Marvel. You can see how closely the designer matched his inspiration (a copy of Human Torch) by looking at the photo above.

The picture after this post shows the detailed work done by Mo Money. He did a great job replicating the devilish look on the Human Torch’s face without sacrificing fine details. The red/black colorway is fairly standard in the sneaker world but Mo Money adds his own flavor to these Air Force Ones.

These pictures were found on Mo Money’s blog at Customsnkr.com linked here. I am always a big fan of the little things added by sneaker artists to make their shoes different. Mo Money added the word “Marvel” above the outsole on both shoes in the same lettering used by the comic book giant. These shoes are fun to look at and show Mo Money’s ability to execute a fantastic design.

The latest colorway of the Nike SB P-Rod II is a black/metallic gold version. This sneaker features a nubuck upper that is highlight with a metallic gold swoosh.

This edition of the P-Rod II is certain to get some looks. These sneakers also feature a partially speckled midsole. Priced at $90, these shoes are available now at BNYCOnline in sizes 7-12. I really like the color combination in these sneakers. Via Sole Redemption.