Trinidad Jame$ provides a look at the upcoming Air Jordan 5 “3LAB5” release. An all elephant everything upper is exactly that, seeing the iconic print cover the panels, tongue and mesh window. Bright blue accents the shark tooth midsole, Jumpman logo and lace locks. Black bases the majority of the midsole, along with the lining and laces. Stay tuned to Nice Kicks for more updates on the Air Jordan 5 “3LAB5”. Are you liking this colorway? Let us know in the comment section.

PONY Footwear started in the States. This week, the Product of New York shoe line returns home with the American relaunch of their sneaker series. The M-100 model leads the lineup, followed by Hi and Ox versions of the TopStar Suede. All three silos will launch on August 1st at select US boutiques, including LEADERS, Shoe Gallery, Shoegasm, David Z, and Exit 36. Check out detailed shots of the PONY collection below.

PONY M-100

Grey/Black, Grey/Brown, Blue/Black, Black/Black
August 1, 2013
$90

PONY TopStar Hi Suede

Black/Grey/White, Blue/Red/White, Black, French Roast
August 1, 2013
$55

PONY TopStar Ox Suede

Black/Grey/White, Blue/Red/White, Orion Blue, Black, Greener Pastures
August 1, 2013
$50

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Reebok has created a new color story surrounding the Reebok Kamikaze II. After a stellar high school career that culminated with being selected to the vaunted McDonald’s All-American Team, Shawn Kemp signed a letter of intent to play for the University of Kentucky. He was deemed ineligible his freshman year in Lexington, and subsequently transferred to Trinity Valley Community College. He left the JuCo after one semester, and declared for the 1989 NBA Draft, and the rest is history. However, the possibility of Kemp being a Wildcat is enough to leave Big Blue Nation wondering, “What if”?

The Air Jordan 5 has received multiple premium retros since it first released in 1990, but never the superior look of snakeskin. Incomparable sneaker remixer JBF Customs has done a new number of his own, changing the AJ5 into a reptile. Using the recently release “Fire Red” 5 as a canvas, this one of one maintains the same midsole but adds grey scales to the entire upper, and black snakeskin around the ankle collar and on the tongue. To add detailing, a leather patch was added to the front of the tongue for a more premium appearance.

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The Reebok Classic Leather continues to rock on in its 30th year. Hanon joins forces with Reebok and chooses this iconic running sneaker to doff its tam to its hometown, Aberdeen. The collaborative creation carries the moniker “Aberdeen Leopards”; those really into Scottish history might just deduce that the name derives from Aberdeen’s coat of arms that features two leopards. The Scots, as you may know, are big on heraldry. So why not sneakers taking a little inspiration here. The lining and insole feature a leopard print.

Lux pig suede has gone into the construction of the yellow and cream upper that has red accents. 100 pounds get you a pair when these launch on August 3rd.

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The Vans Authentic goes back to 1966 and has to its credit the distinction of being the first Vans to sport the iconic waffle sole. The canvas upper has been done in gold and black mimicking snake skin. $89 gets you a pair of these that sport black laces threaded through gold eyelets. The construction sits on a white vulcanized midsole.

The heel tab lets you know that this is an “Off the Wall” product. Check out the images. These are available now.

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