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You can find out a lot about the Nike Air Salbis Mid GTX by reading the wall behind it in these images, but we will save you the trouble. These fresh-looking kicks not only look sick, but they are pretty impressively engineered as well. According to the writing on the wall, the Nike Air Salbis utilizes “no sew construction techniques to create an upper with less seams, minimizing opportunities for water penetration and for hot spots that could lead to chafing.” In addition the upper is constructed from Gore-Tex materials for added protection from the elements. The Nike Air Salbis features a nice grey/black/purple/aqua colorway with a speckled midsole and grid pattern on the upper, making this shoe as stylish as it is functional. Stay tuned as always for more infos.

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We were pretty excited to see a new Nike Dunk for spring with grey Safari print, but seven? You are probably already sitting down, so take a deep breath and prepare to be blessed.

In another expert use of Nike’s iconic print for the first season of 2009, we get five Dunk Hi´s and two Nike Dunk Low´s. On par with Premium-level releases, each pair is equipped with Zoom Air insoles plus the emphasis on Beaverton’s legacy we find in all Nike Sportswear drops.

We all know what to expect from Dunks by now, and each pair speaks for itself. To commemorate 20 years of the Swoosh’s ACG line, every pair features Safari print on the toe and eyelets, with the aforementioned pair and the black and rave pink highs both adding it on the toe and rear quarter/heel. Have a look at all of em so you’ll be ready to cop a pair or four when they drop next year.

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Nike ACG has a wealth of brilliant silhouettes in the archives. The color schemes, as we’ve seen on Nike Air Hurache´s, Nike Air Force 1´s and others, are pretty dope too. Come fall old models and hybrids alike will bless the shelves of your favorite dealer.

Included is a simple and rugged edition of the Nike Wildwood. A lightweight trail runner, with a nice low profile sole. The color scheme of black/white/grey/red melds well with the Wildwood’s intended use and overall look.

The newer kid on the block is the Nike Terra Ninety. This shoe is the obvious progeny of the Nike Terra Humara and the Nike Air Max 90. Throw in a full length air max unit and you’ve got something a bit out the ordinary. While many hybrids totally miss the mark, this model and colorway hit nicely.

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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.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Revaderchi Supreme ND
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