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Air Jordan Silver Anniversary releases notwithstanding, there is never been a more appropriate metallic sneaker than the Nike Foamposite One in the new copper colourway. Penny Hardaway’s only non-”Air Penny” signature simply needed to be released in his namesake metallic hue, and here is our best look at it yet. In about a dozen super closeup photos, you will get a good sense for how dope the Dirty Copper foam looks against a scored ankle collar and icey translucent outsole.

Tech Info:
Nike Foamposite One “Black/Metallic Copper
Style: 314996-081
Color: Black/Metallic Copper

You can find more detailed pictures here.

Info/Image: Kinstor

In a few more weeks Nike Sportswear will release their new Nike Air Classic BW Gen II, an updated version of the Nike Air Classic BW that was originally introduced back in 1991. The new Nike Air Classic BW Gen II keeps the original silhouette of the BW in tact while updating the upper with a sonic welded no seam upper along with infusing one of Nike’s newest innovations, Torch, into different parts of the shoe. Torch is a 3-layer textile that is not only lightweight and breathable but also helps with the moisture management inside of the sneaker. Here you can see a detailed image of the first colorway that will be released in Spring 2010, in Black and White. The shoes laces have been changed to the new Nike (Lace up. Save lives.) shoelaces.

You can find more detailed pictures here.

Info/Image: Sneaker Freaker

While the later half of 2009 has shown many Jordan heavy-hitters, previews of what’s to come in 2010 are quite promising. One release included is the Nike Air Jordan VI (6) Retro “White/Black”. We have seen quite a bit of news on these, and there isn’t much more that can be said or shown for these that can get more arousal out of sneaker fans. Marqueesole had some in stock already for sale, but there is no surprise that they were promptly seized by anxious fanatics. You will have to wait like the rest of us.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Jordan VI (6) Retro “White/Black”
Style: 384664-101
Color: White/Black
Release Date: March 2010

Info/Image: Marqueesole

Since the unfortunately death of DJ AM, many have wondered if the Nike Dunk he designed will ever release. DJ Premier recently mentioned on his show that the DJ AM Dunk was still on schedule and earlier today Kasina confirmed this by surprisingly releasing them. This collaboration Nike Dunk features DJ AM’s logo on the tongue, black patent leather wrapping much of the shoe, red premium leather for the toebox, side panels and the upper heel while a light grey swoosh and a white midsole round out the shoe. A unique feature are the three rows of perforations along the heel with 3M underneath, similar to the dots of a Technics Turntable for RPM reading. We are sure an announcement regarding the availability will be made soon so stay with NewKicksOnTheBlog for the update.

Tech Info:
Nike Dunk High Premium “DJ AM”
Style: 323955-600
Color: Varsity Red/Grey-Black

Info/Image: Kasina

The number of Halloween-themed footwear releases is massive this season. Nike alone has set the holiday-inspired bar higher than ever with releases ranging from the new Day of the Dead Quickstrikes Pack to the Blood Splatter SB Blazer High. We already saw one ‘creepy’ Nike Dunk SB Low, and here is another. It is got the orange and black look down, plus the hemp underlay adds a nice rustic look for autumn. Grab the Nike Dunk SB Low Premium “Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp” a little earlier than the US release.

Tech Info:
Nike Dunk SB Low Premium “Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp”
Style: 313170-101
Color: Orange/Black–Sail-Hemp

Info/Image: Kasina

A new colorway of yet another classic Nike Retro Running sneaker, the Nike Air Classic BW, has been released and this time it’s Black, White, and Neon Orange. This colorway of the Nike Air Classic BW is somewhat reminiscent of the original Persian Violet colorway, however it still features enough differences to give it a fresh new look. The shoe consists of a mostly Black mesh and leather upper with other parts of the shoe being filled in with White and of course Neon Orange on the Swoosh and lining to give it a pop. You can pick up the Nike Air Classic BW “Black/White-Neon Orange” now at various Nike retailers.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Classic BW “Black/White-Neon Orange”
Style:
Color: Black/White-Neon Orange

Info/Image: JDSports

Taking cues from the original Gino Iannucci series, Nike SB offers a new Nike Dunk SB Low pairing Obsidian/Grey suede with Black perforated Leather and mesh. A White midsole and detailing tie the design together, wrapped as a present, and ready to be purchased by the SB faithful, although there’s still no indicator that the stuffed tongue from season’s past will ever reemerge. Available now at select Nike SB retail accounts.

Tech Info:
Nike Dunk SB Low “Obsidian/Black-Grey”
Style: 304292-403
Color: Obsidian/Black-Grey

Info/Image: Kasina

Purchaze received the Nike WMNS Air Max 1 “Metallic Silver/White-Black” that comes in a classic shape made out of smooth soft grey suede on the mudguard, grey mesh toebox including the tongue and a cream suede swoosh.

At the heel you can find the white Nike Air stitching and a grey inner towel lining. Featuring a great combination of colors, a wonderful speckled silver midsole, black outsole and nice details!

Available now in the Nike Air Max Section.

Tech Info:
Nike WMNS Air Max 1 “Metallic Silver/White-Black”
Style: 319986-012
Color: Metallic Silver/White-Black