Here is a pic of Nike Air Jordan Retro 15 SE. The sneaker has Black, White and Red colorway. No news on the release date yet.

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Here is a sample pic of the recently released Nike Air Max STAT. The Nike Air Max STAT “Home” is currently available at selected stores, while the Nike Air Max STAT “Away” with Black/Orange colorway will be released later this season.

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Nike will release the Nike SB x Goodfoot project. The pack features two sneakers – a Zoom Air Harbor featuring grey and black suede mixed with red plaid and a Zoom Team Edition that comes with blue suede mixed with blue plaid. Nike will also release a beer sleeve in the respective plaid design of each sneaker, which will have both the Goodfoot and the Nike SB logo. Stay tuned for more updates.

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Purchaze received the Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Max “Barkley Pack” in the “Black/Black Noir/Noir” Colorway. The Nike Air Force 1 debut in 1982, and even though the shoe is made for basketball, it is more of a shoe for “style”. In 1982 when they first released, the Nike Air Force 1 was the first model to have Nike Air technology. In the 1980’s the Nike Air Force 1 was popular like they are till this day. This is a new Hybrid shoe from Nike combining classic looks of the Air Force 1 with Air technology in the sole for maximum comfort. Check that out.

I swore off the Nike Cortez and other recent remakes by Nike after owning a pair of the Air Cortez about five years ago. I did not care for the updates made on the Cortez and other vintage shoes in Nike’s effort to capitalize on the trend toward clean style and leather. I know that designs and technology have advanced since the 1970s and 1980s but I have a pair of shoes for running already. I want the old school Nikes just to wear around without worrying about keeping my shoes clean.

The release of a slew of Nike classics like the Cortez and the Elite this fall shows that this formidable shoe giant is responsive. They must have heard my desire for the yellowed laces and outsoles of these classics as I cursed the natural yellowing of my new pair of Air Cortez. The vintage shoes made by Nike combine the subdued colors like crimson and Kelly green with the comfort that will keep you strolling along.