Nike is going back to the 80’s and Don Johnson with the new Miami Vice Air Max 95’s. They feature a black/blue/pink colorway with white midsole. Look for these at the Shoe Gallery in Miami (244 NE 1 Ave.). No word on a price or release info. [HighSnobiety]

Nike is recognizing the Olympics and BMX bike racing this Summer with an SB BMX pack. It consists of a “Trickstar” Dunk (only 600 pairs), Micheal Lau’s Blazer, as well as another blazer. Brooklyn Projects helped Nike SB with the pack and will be the first shop to release the limited pack. Expect to see this pack at SB accounts mid July and at Brooklyn Projects on June 27th. [ShoeGame]

Nike has released the Air Flightposite Retros in a metallic gold colorway this week.It comes in a lightweight, futuristic styling, and a radiant black/metallic gold colorway. More pics after the break. [SneakerNews]

Nike has made some Blazer Hi’s in recognition to LAX airport in LA. They are Los Angeles exclusives, features an LAX on the side and 213 on the back heel tab. Undftd Cali stores now have them. [ShoeGame]

Logic Customs is taking a cue from Hollywood studios by producing a sequel of one of its most popular customs. The Shock 2 uses the same design as the original Shock on a pair of Nike Dunks. The color change between the Shock and the Shock 2 makes the design stand out more effectively.

The designer uses gray/black/white on the original shoes to provide an understated shock for sneaker fans. The Shock 2 will shake these fans out of their early summer stupor with a combination of active design and bright colors. The yellow toe boxes, laces and lightning bolts stand out from black and medium gray crackles like a thunderstorm at midnight.

Logic Customs did a great job improving on the original Shock without changing the design drastically. The Shock 2 Nike Dunk is available now in size 10. You can check out additional customs by Logic at the designer’s MySpace page.