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The Women’s Nike Dunk Low Prem Basic is a pack with 3 colorways.Let’s look at the blue colorway first. The toe box starts with perforations on its surface. A mudguard surrounds the toe box. Two panels of leather reinforce the shoe lace holes. The tongue is in the same light blue color. It has a white tag with 5 shapes of different colors linked together. The shoe lace is of a deeper blue color. The collar around the ankle and the Nike swoosh use this same dark blue color. This collar extends down to join the inner lining of the shoe. The swoosh covers a large section of the midsection.

From the base of the heel, a panel of light blue leather extends up to meet the shoe lace holes. There are 4 extra holes on this panel and they are decorative in nature. The backtab at the heel has Nike embroidered in light blue thread. The midsole is in the same color as the shoe upper. The outsole is in a darker shade of blue.

The white and light yellow colorways have the same design. The differences are in their accents, which have different colors. The blue colorway is the brightest looking lot out of this set of three pairs. I prefer the mildest look in the white colorway.

JGoods Customs has conquered the world of custom sneakers for adult customers. The designer has made high-end sneakers for Pharrell Williams and Joe Mauer as well as dozens of sneaker fans. JGoods has recently released a one-of-a-kind Nike Air VXTII kids shoe called “Baby Goods.”

JGoods has noted that these Baby Goods Nike Air VXTIIs are one of a kind. The designer plans on releasing a line of shoes called Baby Goods in the future so stay tuned at the JGoods blog linked here.Sneaker fans should know that these shoes retail for about $450 due to the designer’s commitment to detail, packaging and shoe quality.

The sticker price may cloud the vision of sneaker fans who are interested in stylish pairs of shoes for their tots. These Nike VXTIIs feature blue/pink colors in a checker pattern that match blankets, clothing and room designs favored by plenty of parents. The tongue has the words “Baby Goods” in pink lettering that portend the bright future of JGoods Customs.

If you are looking for a new shoe for the colder weather, check out the Manhunt boots from Bape. These unique, laidback kicks won’t be for everybody but for those who like the relaxed look, these Bapes may be a good choice in the upcoming fall and winter months.

Two colorways are available. The light version uses beige with brown laces. On the other hand, the dark version uses black with blue laces. Both have a light midsole and the word “Manhunt” embossed down the front of the shoe and the “R” logo near the heel. Via High Snobiety.

Friday we brought to you the first look at the Nike Zoom Lebron VI. The final product underwent a massive makeover to get what we have today. Now we look at the original LeBron VI design.

At first glance some might say it looks like it should have been the V but at a closer look its clear that this shoe took some things from the II and more notable the IV. This LeBron VI is based around the famous posite technology making a very comfortable basketball shoe. The black/red/white model was given a breathable nylon upper while the black pair wears a suede upper. Carbon fiber accenting is seen around the heels and the scribble print wraps around the shoe from heel to toe.

As you know this was scrapped by Nike and since renamed the Zoom Power. Rumors have it that these will be released as a separate shoe for those inquiring minds. As always some pairs are available now on ebay.

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This pair of Player Edition Air Jordan XI Is made exclusively for Warren Sapp. Sapp is a former player who was feared by competition for his powerful defensive tackles. The shoes feature the black/red colorway more commonly known as bred. The retired football star’s surname and the number 99 are also featured in the shoes. However, these are only Player Editions, making it impossible to get a pair. But, a cleated model of the shoes is also scheduled to release for football.