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Two new Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘07 Premium “HTM” have hit an online retailer and is being sold in two new color-ways, Black and Brown. The two models feature an all croc upper with the Fragment design lightning bolt logo at the heel.

This isn’t the first time Hiroshi Fujiwara of Fragment Design has collaborated with Nike on the Air Force 1, and these model look very similar to the Black croc version which released a few years ago. Like many of those models, they come with a high price tag and these two models are being sold for $800 each.

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Some people say splatter custom sneakers are old, however i usually tend to like them if they are done with good taste, so i guess it really depends on your style. This customized Nike Air Max 1 sneakers by Ghettrocentricity carry a simple but yet appealing splatter theme on the midsole. The Nike Air Max 1´s which have a splatter effect in a neon blue color and neon yellow on the midsole, with “AIR” on the back on the sneaker painted to match. I love the two neon colors used in these, defiantly pops out at you. This goes go show you dont always have to go over the top to get a nice effect, that is if you dont think the splatter style is old. To check out more of the work by Ghettrocentricity or to contact him for work please visit his website.

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Nike continues to put out some very classy and simple colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 after a year of colorful colorways during the 25th Anniversary celebration. With the white on white being one of the most worn colorways, Nike spices up the infamous colorway with a just a hint of volt on the tongue, outsole and back-tab and kept everything else white. No word on US release but they have already dropped in Japan.

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One of the most anticipated retros of the Nike Air Jordan line is the Nike Air Jordan III Black-Cement Grey colorway. It was first introduced in February 1988 and was Tinker Hatfield’s first and most classic Nike Air Jordan he designed. The last it was available to the public was July of 2001 and collectors and fans has been lusting ever since. Wishes has come true, the Nike Air Jordan III in Black, Cement Grey and Varsity Red will be available as part of the upcoming Nike Air Jordan Collezione Package along with the Air Jordan XX.

Nike Air Jordan Collezione XX/III Pack
Release in October 2008
Nike Air Jordan XX - Black/Dark Charcoal/Black
Nike Air Jordan III Retro - Black/Cement Grey/Varsity Red

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We currently don’t know if these vintage treated Terminators have been created to be sent back to 1985 or if they have just returned from their mission. Whatever the reason, the classic silhouette is timeless and doesn’t look out of place whatever year they are rocked.

The Georgetown Terminator Hi is currently available at selected stockists throughout South East Asia, whilst it is not known when the St. John’s colorway will drop.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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Nike also recently released a Leather skinned Air Force 1 Low for the ladies. The Nike Air Force 1 Low WMNS “Urban Alligator” features an alligator like upper of Dark Green and alligator skin in the mid panel and wrapped around the heel. In addition to the Urban Haze/alligator upper, the Nike Air Force 1 Low WMNS “Urban Alligator” features Ice Blue accents.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low WMNS “Urban Alligator” is available now at Nike accounts.

Tech Info:

Women’s Air Force 1 Prem 07 LE
315186-341 Urban Haze/Blue Ice
$100

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The Nike Air Jordan Spiz’ike “Cool Grey” surfaces once again. Originally worn by Michael Jordan last Summer during one of his Basketball Camps, the Nike Air Jordan Spiz’ike “Cool Grey” has since become one of the more mysterious Jordan Brand releases as it seems to pop up every 3-4 months. It is back once again, and even still, nearly a year after their initial surfacing, a release date has not been confirmed. From these new pics though, the Nike Air Jordan Spiz’ike “Cool Grey” feature a Black/Cool Grey Nubuck upper and a fan favorite clear midsole.

Once a release date for the Nike Air Jordan Spiz’ike “Cool Grey” becomes available, it will be posted.

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NSB has just posted some detailed pics of the upcoming Nike Dunk Low SB “Lobster”, as well as a brief run down about the inspiration. The Nike Dunk Low SB “Lobster” is set to release this Summer.

These were apparently designed by Rob from WD on behalf of Concepts, a sneaker shop located in Mass. These are modeled after lobsters, New England’s specialty. The reason being not only is this Nike Dunk nicknamed the Lobster but it even features a removable lobster claw band, the ones you see on real live lobsters at restaurants and supermarkets. In addition the speckles on the upper show more similarities to a real lobster, whereas the inner part of the shoe is themed after a picnic table motif; The sockliner and insoles represent the lobster’s bib lastly like any other Nike Dunk SB this one will come with a pair of White laces and a pair of Black laces.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

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