A new edition of the Nike Air Stab for women is available right now at various Nike retailers.

This sneaker features an interesting White/Cerise/Volt/Dark Army colorway. The color combinations on this shoe make it unique. The almost florescent yellow dominates the shoe, making it standout.

I really like dark cherry red (Cerise) that is used throughout the shoe in the Swoosh and other detailing. This is one of my favorite reds and I think it should be used in shoes more often. It’s bold but not bright, and also not as dark as burgundy or maroon shades.

Overall, I am not that fond of this sneaker as the colors just don’t work well together to me. But I’m sure several other women may just love it.

You can this shoe at Finishline for $89.99. View More Photos/Info

Christmas is right around the corner and the holiday sneaker packs are popping up everywhere. The Nike SB Holiday Line is now avaiable at CCS.

This line features six new shoes – Two Nike SB Dunk Mids, a Dunk Low, a Blazer Low and two P-Rod II’s.

The Dunk Mid pictured above features a Black/Grey/Red colorway ($109.99) that mixes suede and a variety of leathers. The red suede Swoosh looks sweet in this dark colorway.The other Dunk Mid is a brown shoe ($89.99) that looks ideal for the winter months. It features dark brown upper with a lighter brown Swoosh, toebox and strap. The red tongue and “SB” logo are subtle but nice.

The Dunk Low ($84.99) is actually my favorite show in the Holiday Line. It offers a lots of suede in black and brown, intermixed with white leather and an tan Swoosh. The white laces look great against the dark brown tongue.

The Blazer ($74.99) is a grey sneaker that features light blue and orange trim. The two P.Rod 2’s ($89.99) are nice and feature a variety of textures, including embossed leather, smooth leather and suede. Two colorways are available – a Brown/White version, that also features a lot of orange, as well as a grey on grey version that is sure to please many people.

All these shoes are limited, so get them while you can. Photos of the whole line are in the link below.