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In addition to the Nike Terminator Hi Vintage “Georgetown”, Nike is also set to release a Nike Terminator Hi Vintage “St. John’s”. Sporting the colors of the St. John’s “Red Men”, the program’s name prior to being renamed the “Red Storm”, the Nike Terminator Hi Vintage “St. John’s” features a White/Red vintage treated upper complete with scuffs, creases, and pre-yellowed laces.

Both the “Georgtown” and “St. John’s” Nike Vintage Terminators are available now overseas and should make their way to the US soon.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium “Flint Grey/Navy”.

This version comes in a beautiful combination of different colors. It is made of smooth premium/crocodile leather in a Flint Grey/White-Stealth-Mid-Navy Colorway with a great white/navy midsole, navy laces and a white swoosh. The heel and ankle area is white/flint grey. Comes with a silver Nike Air Force 1 lace lock and a second pair of grey laces.

Nike is set to release an Nike Air Force 1 Low inspired by the classic Mowabb. Going beyond the traditional OG Blue/Orange/Earth Mowabb colorway, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Mowabb” features the tongue from the inner booty found on the Mowabb. The back panel on the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Mowabb” features a hit of Suede and the midsole is speckled.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Mowabb” from the Nike Air Force 1 ACG Pack is set to release on May 3rd.

Tech Info:

05/03/2008 Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Mowabb
Reed/Birch-Old Royal
318776-221
$150.00

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New pics of the upcomig Nike Air Force 1 “Safari” from the upcoming Nike Air Force 1 “ACG” Pack recently hit the Net. Inspired by the first colorway of the Nike Air Safari, the Nike Air Force 1 “Safari” features a Black/Orange/Safari upper. Staying true to the original Nike Air Safari, the Safari print hits come at the toe and the heel.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Safari” from the Nike Air Force 1 “ACG” Pack is set to release on April 12th.

Tech Info:

04/12/2008 Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme Safari
Carrot/Black-Neutral Grey-Medium Grey
318776-801

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In addition to releasing several classic Nike Air Max inspired Nike Air Force 1´s, Nike is also set to release a Nike Air Force 1 inspired by the classic Air Talaria Runner. Taking the Neon colorway and several design elements from the Nike Air Talaria, the Nike Air Talaria x Nike Air Force 1 Low combines the overall feel of the Nike Air Talaria onto the Nike Air Force 1 silhouette.

At this point, a release date for the Nike Air Talaria Inspired Nike Air Force 1 Low has not been confirmed. Once a release date becomes available, it will be posted.

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We can never get mad when we see OG colors on classic kicks. JD Sports gets their own exclusives and rather than make the shoe look like a graffiti project gone awry, they keep it original. This time with the Nike Air Max 90 in the White/Lime-Grey Colorway.

Nike’s OG AM90 release continues, so what color will they retro next? Only time will tell. Heads up to all the Euro heads and Nike Air Max fans out there. Like all Nike Runners in Europe, these will not sit in stores long so make your move now, or pay top dollar later.

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This pair came back in 1999 very close to the originals, but updated with more padding around the ankles and a softer sock liner. In 2005, Nike SB made their go with the BTTYS Dunks and added Zoom Air cushioning and even more padding to the ankle and tongue; however, for true Nike Dunk enthusiasts, suede color panels, a mesh toe, and oval laces was anything but “Being True.”

The most recent round of Be True Dunks are the closest to the originals from ‘85, but the worn look has been hard for many to stomach.

The Nike Dunk was good to the Runnin’ Rebels of UNLV for the 1985-86 season as they won both regular season and tournament titles in the Big West Conference before making it to the Sweet 16.

Tune in next week for something even more special - especially if you are a Dunk fan.

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As we already mentioned before, here is something for all the soccer fans among you. Nike got together with German soccer club FC St. Pauli from Hamburg. The club has somewhat of a special standing in German soccer, not necessarily because of its performance, but because of its rebel character. That is also clearly translated into the Dunk Pack that they have worked with Nike on.

The pack consists of a Nike Dunk Hi and Nike Dunk Low. The Nike Dunk Hi comes in black the Nike Dunk Low in white, both featuring nice details, including prints and tags. Also the materials have been nicely chosen, including premium leathers, suede and oestrich on the swoosh. The Nike Dunk Low also comes with some embossed graphics, that stay very subtle on the shoe. Both sneakers come with nice woven laces, mixing the colors that are also represented on the sneakers.

The Nike x FC St. Pauli Dunk Pack will be hitting stores mid May. The white one will be released exclusively in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The Nike Dunk Hi will also be coming to other European countries. Thus the Nike Dunk Low is limited to 250 pairs and the Nike Dunk Hi to 500.

Definitely an exciting release, with a story and in terms of design they also turned out very solid.

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