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We can present you a look at an actual Nike Air Max 1 “Patta” collaboration that will be dropping as a Quickstrike some time after the green and purple Nike Air Max 1´s that you already have seen. This colorway features a nice blend of rich colors and materials, using sections of corduroy, denim and suede splashed with varied shades of blue, green and red. Specific release info on these is yet to be announced but stick with NewKicksOnTheBlog for updates.

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One of Nike’s most innovative sneakers, Air Max was first introduced in 1987, catering specifically to runners, The signature see-through Air Sole attracted the attention of consumers and runners, and continues to be a staple in the market. This season, the folks at Nike took cues from Air Max and created an original - Nike Air Maxim 1.

The new Nike Air Maxim 1 is 66% lighter than the Original Nike Air Max 1, clocking in at only 10.1 oz. This is made possible by both the Acespan Mesh that was developed in 2008 for the Lunar Racer, and also a new Flywire technology used in the 2008 Zoom Victory Spike. Available in a blue and red, the Nike Air Maxim also feature interesting translucent rip-stop nylon upper that is stylistically reminiscent of the see through Air Soles. Available in August 2009.

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Nike Sportswear has continued to use the lated, perforated style of the classic Nike Air Max 90 in a handful of notable releases in recent months. Another suede version of the perforated Nike Air Max 90 has just surfaced in a clean, dark grey and blue colorway. The entire upper is dark grey, perforated suede with white stitching and a black leather Swoosh. Blue is used on the plastic parts along the laces along with the Nike Air Max logo above the Nike Air bubble. The midsole is the same color dark grey as the upper, with blue covering the area Nike Air bubble. The release details of these Nike Air Max 90´s are still unknown. Stay tuned to NewKicksOnTheBlog for more details as information becomes available.

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Most of us already know the the Nike Air Jordan I Retro Hi will make a comeback in the Spring 2009 season from Jordan Brand, what we didn’t expect was this new Blue Sapphire pair to be included into the mix that already includes a Black and Infared pair as well as a Pewter, Black, and Max Orange pair that comes at a Premier level. It’s safe to say that with these three Nike Air Jordan I Retro Hi pairs being released in Spring 2009, Jordan fans will definitely be pleased with the assortment from Jordan Brand. The Nike Air Jordan I Retro Hi will retail for $105 while the Nike Air Jordan 1 Hi Premier pair will retail for $115.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Jordan 1 Hi “Blue Sapphire”
Blue Sapphire/Neon Turqoise-White
344613-441
01/01/09
$105

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The Nike Skateboarding team is at it again for 2009, this time with the Nike Dunk SB Low Premium.

This upcoming Nike Dunk SB Low gets a Marge Simpson like colorway similar to a previously released high version. These kicks get a unique crackled leather on the toebox area, and side panel. A mix of light colors include blue, green, and yellow, all sit a top a khaki colored sole. With the Marge and Homer Dunks that have dropped in the past we can only wonder what inspired these kicks.

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A new colorway of the Nike Air Trainer TW II from Nike Skateboarding is making its way out into Nike SB retailers everywhere. This may remind some of you of the Nike Dunk SB “Jordan Pack” from a few years back which feature the same color scheme. The inspiration for this colorway is from the Nike Dunk SB “Jordan Pack”, there have also been two other inspired colorways including the Nike Dunk Hi “Un-Futura”, and Nike Blazer “Sea Crystal”. The upper features a combination of black and blue in suede, leather, nubuck and the TW’s plastic webbing on the side-panels. Look for this colorway at your local Nike SB retailers now.

Style: 318480 041
Colors: Black/Royal Blue

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Nike’s Blazer model has been taking all the shine this year, but the Nike Court Force isn’t that far behind when it comes to new drops. Today we report on two new Nike Court Force drops and both colorways come decked out with suede treatment. The Nike Court Force Hi comes in a green colorway and the Nike Court Force Low features a navy blue make up. Hit up your Nike Indie accounts for more info.

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