Vans and Carhartt have teamed up on these shoes for fall. Carhartt has been busy in 2008 and their latest collaboration looks very nice. This Vans and Carhartt marriage is available in two different versions – Chukka and Halfcab.

You can instantly tell Carhartt is involved in making these shoes due to the workwear materials used throughout the shoes. As you can see, these kicks feature brown uppers, complemented with black soles and red laces and trim. If you want to give these shoes a more rugged feel, switch out the red laces for black or brown laces. These shoes are expected to be released some time in September. Via High Snobiety.

The Trainer II was introduced to the Nike SB line in November 2008. Entering the game with style Nike SB linked up with Supreme to release the trainers in four different color ways. Not too long after that Nike SB released another batch of trainer Ibis, who like their predecessor received a warm welcome.

This Trainer II wears a very popular color way birthed by the Air Jordan 1, which made its way to the Nike SB department in May 2005 with the release of the J Pack or Jordan Pack SB Dunk Low. Black suede can be seen around the toecap in addition to the black and blue leather, nylon and nubuck that make up this shoe. These should be available now at Nike SB dealers.

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If you dig the outdoors, consider copping a pair of these Puma Sky II Demi Gore-Tex kicks. These shoes have a very outdoorsy feel and are perfect for fall.This new Puma Sky II is at Overkill for $215 USD a pair.

The waterproof Gore-Tex will keep your feet dry in the rainy months, while still looking stylish. Using a combination of premium leathers and suede, the different shades of brown and green are what give these sneakers their unique look. Puma isn’t known for have many rugged looking shoes, but these are an example that Puma is definitely capable. Besides the brown and green, the orange is used to add some spice. Via Hypebeast.

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Virtual Mo, a shoe artist, has designed two pairs of Mobama Dunk Low 2008 in the Nike Innovation Kitchen. The Mobama name is taken from a combination of the names of the artist Mo and Obama. Mo shows his support for the Democrat Senator Obama.

This Mobama Dunk is a custom shoe because Virtual Mo designed it. However, this Mobama is manufactured in the Nike Innovation Kitchen. Presently, Virtual Mo made two pairs of these shoes but Nike might decide to release the design in a limited edition later on.

These two designs look similar. The main difference is that one design has the laser image of Obama imposed on the toe box. The other design does not have this laser image.

The toe box is pale blue with neat horizontal rows of perforations. The mudguard is dark blue. This blue leather forms a frame for the shoe and it extends back, all the way back to the heel of the sneaker. The midsection is in sky-blue leather. The Nike swoosh is red. The midsection has words that are printed on by laser. The white tongue does not distract from the light blue shoe lace. The color of the shoe lace is a good match with the midsection’s sky-blue leather.

The inner lining and outsole use the same dark blue color. I like the use of blue colors in these two pairs of shoes.

Lately Nike has been surprising us with their running game. Retroing classic runners in some of their most loved color ways. First to retro was the Hot Lime Air Max 90(JD exclusive), next was the Neon Air Max 95 and the Infrared Air Max 90. Continuing the theme the Chili Air Max 95 has released. Unlike the others which were quick strike releases, this Air Max 95 is a limited gr now available at Footaction. These are flying off shelves so hurry up and grab your pair.

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When the Defining Moments Package released, there were rumors that a third pair would release, the shoes that Jordan wore in North Carolina, Converse Pro Leather All-Star’s. Michael wore these shoes in the NCAA as part of the UNC Tarheels. No one has heard of these shoes since, but now we’ve acquired pictures of the shoes. The heel has a UNC blue logo of Jordan taking the winning shot at the waning moments of his first ever championship. The gold accents are similar to the gold in the DMP. Hopefully these shoes will hit the retailers soon!