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Nike is set to release a pack of classic Nike Running and Nike ACG inspired Nike Air Force 1s. In addition to the Nike Air Max 95 Air Force 1 Lows, Nike is set to release a “Safari” Nike Air Force 1 Low, a “Mowabb” Nike Air Force 1 Low, a “Silver 97″ Nike Air Force 1 Low, and a “Wildwood” Nike Air Force 1 Low. In addition to the obvious colorway inspirations, these design hybrids also feature components of their Running/ACG predecessor including the tongue and sockliner. The Nike Running and Nike ACG Pack of Nike Air Force 1s is set to release in 2008.

We will update you with details as soon more informations become available.

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With 2008 set to officially mark Jordan Brand’s “Year of the XXIII”, and with the Nike Air Force 1 25th Anniversary drawing to a close, Nike and Jordan Brand are getting together to celebrate “The Best of Both Worlds” through a series of fused Nike Air Force 1s and Nike Air Jordans. In addition to a Nike Air Force 1 Mid x Air Jordan XII, Jordan Brand and Nike are also planning to release a Nike Air Force 1 Mid x Air Jordan V. The “Fusion” AFV features the overall body of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid with design embellishments from the OG “Fire Red” Air Jordan V including the tongue, the sidewall mesh, and the clear sole. The “Fusion” Nike Air Force 1 x Air Jordan V is a Jordan Brand release set for the Summer of 2008.

We will update you with details as soon more informations become available.

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Nike Dunk Low CL in the “Black/Black-Varsity Red-Anthracite” Colorway and the Nike Dunk Low CL in the “Black/Black-Anthracite-Pine Green” Colorway.

The Nike Dunk Low comes in a Black/Black-Varsity Red-Anthracite and a Black/Black-Anthracite-Pine Green Colorway. Classic shape made of suede and rasta-laces and nice details.

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Nike drops a new Nike Dunk Hi featuring a fresh colorway inspired by a pair of Bo Jackson ‘91 trainers. The grey and yellow colorway looks nice on both shoes and is a good addition to the Nike Dunk line. Nike seems to be running out of new colorways and is going back to older colorways from the Bo Jackson line. Should be available now, if not very soon, at select Nike accounts oversea.

A couple more Samples from Nike for the year 2008 have popped up and here is a preview of some new things from Nike. This preview includes the Nike Air Max Light, the Nike Air Structure and the Nike Air Max 1 SP. Very fresh and individual, we’ve loved the mix of materials!

We will update you with details as soon more informations become available.

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The Nike Air Max 97 had to be good with its predecessors being the Nike Air Max 95, the under appreciated 94 and 93, the incredible Nike Air Max 180, the Nike Air Max 90, the Nike Air Max Light and the unbeatable Nike Air Max 87. It had quite a name to live up to. And it did!

I can still remember my pair!!

Back in 2005 Nike released a limited edition of the Nike Air Max 97’s “All Silver”. And now it has been restyled “and it is back!” There is a bit more silver than the silver surfer is, but they look brilliant. The Nike Air Max 97’s “All Silver” for 2007 will be a UK exclusive release. Something to look out for.

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The materials found on this Nike Dunk Hi are usually reserved for the ACG line, resulting in a b’ball shoe that is breathable, waterproof and apparently windproof in a Jordanesque colorway. Not quite sure what all-terrain courts the designers have been playing on, but this tough fella will keep you dry and crisp come rain, sleet or snow. And in Beaverton you usually get all three for nine months of the year!

It’s hard to pick up on your screen, but the treatment on the exterior of this shoe also feels really nice, so you’ll just have to trust us. Why Nike haven’t come up with a Gore-Tex Cortez to pay homage to Seinfeld’s George Costanza is beyond us here at SF. Considering there was a whole episode dedicated to “Cant Stand Ya’s” obsession with his G-T jacket, and that in each show he was laced in a pair of clean Cortez, you would think putting the two together would be a no-brainer. Instead it’s a no-banana.

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There were very high hopes for this year being the 25th Anniversary of the Nike Air Force 1. Many sneakerheads have been somewhat disappointed with the releases this year, but there are great Nike Air Force Ones approaching on the horizon.

Next summer, there will be a handful of Nike Air Force Ones Hybrid that take inspiration from other iconic Nike and Jordan shoes, but unlike the Nike Jordan x Air Force 1 Fusions, the shape and silhouette of the Nike Air Force Ones are not altered.

This pair is inspired by the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon”. The color of the upper is unmistakably that of the Nike Air Max 95, the sole makes us of an Air Max heel, the back tab is reflective 3M, and the tongue is made of the same materials of the Nike Air Max 95 tongue. These are Nike Air Force One´s Supreme so expect the finest quality of leather, more limited numbers, but also a $200 price tag.

You can find more pictures here!

As always will we update you with details as soon more informations become available.

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