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Here is the debut of the Nike Air Jordan Force V Low. While, we have seen photos of the upcoming Nike Air Jordan Force V, this would be the first low top in the Air Jordan Force series. The Nike Air Jordan V was available in the normal high top and as a low top, the Nike Air Jordan Force V will repeat with low and hi editions. Air Randy is reporting on this edition which features an all over print of the words “Is it the shoe”.

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From the looks of things upcoming products from Nike SB, the Nike SB recession experienced in recent memory seem to be looking up for the multi-billion dollar brand which really shouldn’t come as any surprise to many. An upcoming Nike Dunk Low draws its inspirations from famous Neoplasticsm movement abstractionist artist Pieter Cornelius Mondrian. The use of multiple colors does not detract from the overall cohesive simplicity of the design. The Nike Dunk Low SB “Piet Mondrian” expected at retail this coming Holiday 2008. It might even remind one of the 1921 piece ‘Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue’ both of which (sneaker and painting) uses thick black lines to separate the color forms.

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The classic Nike Air Revaderchi Supreme ND “ACG” is set to return during the later portion of 2008. Co-designed by Nike’s Steve McDonald, the Nike ACG Air Revaderchi first released back in 1992. Inspired by the Air Mowabb, the Huarache, and the Air Terra, the Nike Air Revaderchi was one of several popular early 90s ACG styles that has since gained even more popularity as the style has not seen retail shelves (outside of the SOPH collab) in over 10 years.

One of the first, of perhaps several, colorways set to release features a very eclectic mix of textures and colors including Black Safari, Black Leather, Black/Multi splatter, and the classic Magenta and Teal ACG colors. As of now a release date is not confirmed.

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With all of the increased energy and focus placed on the Nike Air Force 1 and the Nike Dunk within the past couple of years, an unsung hero of Nike’s early Basketball days, the Nike Vandal has, for the most part, been treated like a red headed step child (no disrespect intended to any red headed step children). In 2008, and perhaps beyond, the Nike Vandal will get it’s chance to shine. As part of several special upcoming Nike Vandal releases, Nike is set to release the Nike Vandal Hi Supreme “Black/Mint” in May at Nike Tier-Zero accounts. The Nike Vandal High Supreme “Black/Mint” features a Black upper with a Blue/Grey/Mint Green striped strap.

We will continue to track this release as new details unfold.

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Thanks to NikeSb.Org we’re able to give you a first close-up at the Nike Air Force Low X “Jordan V Firered Hybrids” which features premium leather, a perforated side-panel, an all black mid-sole and red bottom. These shoes will be released soon, so check the next spot near you.

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Nike follows-up the Nike Dunk SB Mid “Donatello” with the future release of the Nike Dunk SB Low “Michelangelo”. The Nike Dunk SB Low gets its inspiration by the colors seen on Michelangelo who wears an Orange bandanna and uses two nun-chucks as his weapon of choice.

The main colors used shades of Green, Orange, and Grey. The color combination is anything but consistent, it seems that the color-way doesn’t seem to fit together, something that isn’t usually said about the SB line of Dunks. But, nothing is for certain on this Nike Dunk SB Low. No word on release date but it is reported that the Nike Dunk SB Low “Michelangelo” will be released later this year, stay posted for more info.

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We’re not sure if the ladies can handle all these new releases Nike is dishing out, but it is what it is. A nice selection of new kicks is dropping in abundance for females, and today we report on the latest Nike Blazer Hi WMNS drop. They feature a woven pinstripe pattern with a soft make up. Now available at a Nike retailer near you overseas!

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Pictures of these three new Nike Air Force 1 Low Canvas surfaces recently on a few sneaker forums. For those who were in the dark and confused about the release, NewKicksOnTheBlog is here to clear it all up! What you are looking at is the latest Quickstrike from Nike. The pack consists of three Nike Air Force 1 Low Canvas with tucked edges, very similar to the Bobbito Canvas from last year. The midsoles however are rubber, but in a flavorful twist, they are mated to an ice sole! These release on 4.3.08 so be sure to call your nearest Nike dealer to find out if they are coming in. No word yet as to how limited these are, but if Nike follows suit with its most recent Air Force 1 drops, then these will certainly be pretty tough to find. There will be no multiple size runs of this shoe that’s for sure, so if you sleep you may find yourself scouring the web for your size. Spring is certainly off to a great start as Nike continues to keep things simple and focus on classic contrasts like material and outsole usage as illustrated with this pack.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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