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Here are some detailed pictures of the latest pair of Nike Air Max 90’s. They were created in honor of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, and sport a classic Nike colorway. They are constructed from a variety of materials including mesh on the toe box, heel tab, and tongue, a patent leather mud guard, and ostrich skin upper. They are now available at select Nike retailers.

Tech Info:
Nike Air Max 90 “Olympic”
Black / Metallic Silver / Metallic Gold - Anthracite
325018-001

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On the 13th of September Nike is releasing an Olympic version of the Nike Air Jordan Six Rings. As you know, the Jordan Six Rings celebrates the years and the shoes Michael Jordan won his NBA championships and fuses them all together.

The materials and colors of the Olympic Six Rings take inspiration from the Nike Jordan 7 “Olympic” Michael Jordan wore on court in Barcelona. Look for these September 13th for around $150.

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Clark is back at it again. Not even a month ago the public received the short lived opportunity to grab the 112 Pack assembled, but unfortunately, this pair of Nike Air Force One´s will be only on the feet of Clark himself.

DJ Clark Kent has titled these the “Beijing 2008 And The Winner Is…” Nike Air Force One´s that make use of the metallic trilogy awarded on the medal stand. While we hope to see only Gold Medals hang from the necks of our home team, we’ll settle for a few Silvers and Bronzes in the events where we have more than one contestant. Are these Nike Air Force One´s hinting a medals sweep for the 200m and 400m like in Athens? Let’s hope so!

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Nike’s Olympic inspired models have consistently made it into the headlines of Air Max 1’s entitled the Nike Air Max 1 “Olympic Perforated Metal Pack”. This package features a perforated leather upper in two distinct colorways, gold and silver. Furthermore, the two Nike Air Max 1’s get a bit of a boost with the white mid-sole and clear air-sole, a perfect addition to the sleek colorway. Look for these and many of the other Olympic based models to be released next Friday.

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