March 30th, 2010 by carla_guillermo Stored in: Puma
As a sneaker head, how do you maintain the quality of your investment? How do you keep your precious sneakers in shape throughout the years? Do you put your favorites in a shoe rack and the others in boxes? How often do you wash them? Well, this one is good news for you. You can now enjoy the Rochester Shoetree by Puma Dallas as it fit into your special shoe. We should thank the United Kingdom retailer Hanon for bringing out the best with the shoetrees as it is now available with Puma Dallas sneakers. Check out the selected retailers for this one and hope that it is still available because it was released in limited quantity. Basically the shoetrees will keep the good form of your Pumas while providing familiar cedar scent as you prepare for some walks. Lace up your kicks with confidence because these shoetrees make sure that it is in a good shape. In red cedar material, the shoetrees came from the Eastern United States. Check out the Puma Dallas and the Rochester Shoetrees pictures before you decide to purchase one.
March 30th, 2010 by carla_guillermo Stored in: Nike
What’s good with gradual transitions? Take for example the changing seasons. If not for the blending weather of winter to spring or from summer to fall, lots of people will surely suffer from drastic changes. That is why I really like the new colorway from Nike RT1. After the various winter-ready colors of the prominent Nike silhouette, it is now time to prepare for spring and summer. Though Jay-Z applauded the all black pair and the winter staple Timbs wheat pair, the RT1 is now available in white and lime colorway which is perfect for the coming seasons. After the darker colored pairs, you should go with the transition and face the bright sun. Have a brisk walk in this pair that features white color for most of the uppers in premium regular and perforated leathers while the contrasting black and lime sole match up for the overall refreshing look. What do you think about this colorway? Will you spare some bucks and head to Nike retailers such as Kicks/Hi to grab a pair?
pic via nicekicks.com
March 30th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Dunks, Nike
Nike SB has gave us some pretty sweet sneakers as of late. A perfect example of that is the Nike SB Dunk High Skunk, which features one of the loudest colorways we have seen in a while. With that said, Nike releases another SB with a eye-catching colorway. This Nike SB Dunk Low comes in a Green/Black/Mustard colorway. I know most of you are thinking it, but these are not inspired after the Cinco De Mayo.
The base of the sneaker comes in Green suede. A hint of black suede is placed on the toe box, while the outsole comes in bright red. Black perforations are placed on the side panels, while Mustard Yellow is used on areas such as the Nike Swoosh and heel tab. To finish off the sneaker, white is put into use on the midsole and inner lining.
March 29th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Dunks, Nike
Gingham was loved by many sneakerheads when it was seen on the Nike Dunk. But for some odd reason, Nike stopped using gingham on the Dunk model. But it looks like gingham is clearly back on the Nike Dunk. Nikes latest Dunk to feature the print is this High Premium, which comes in a Black/Midnight Fog/Aster Pink colorway.
As you see, most of the sneaker comes in some kind of black. The gingham jumps right onto the toe box, quarter panel, and collar. Premium tumbled leather covers the midfoot, toe, and other areas of the sneaker. Black and Midnight Fog join forces to create the midsole and outsole. A touch of Aster Pink is placed on the tongue tag. The shoe is pretty simple, which a lot of people look in a pair of sneakers.
March 29th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Jordans
A couple of days ago, we got a sneaker peak at the Air Jordan IX Premio. The red wax stamp on the upper made it sure that this was indeed part of the BIN23 Collection. Well we now have new images to confirm that. This Air IX comes in a white and gold colorway. White is used throughout the upper and outsole, while gold accents are seen on areas such as the midsole and heel. The first sneaker to be part of the BIN23 Collection was the Air Jordan II Premio, which is expected to release April 10. The Air Jordan II Premio is also expected to carry a jaw dropping $225 price tag, which can drag many people away from the sneaker. So expect all the sneakers in the BIN23 Collection to retail for $225, but don’t take my word for it. Check out a couple more shots after the jump and let us know what you think. Via SoleCollector
March 29th, 2010 by Sneak3rAddict Stored in: Air Jordans
Wish and TheShoeGame put their forces together to host an event in Atlanta called “A Night With Jordan Brand”. The event showed a preview of Jordan Brand’s Holiday 2010 Collection and a interview with Jordan Brand designer, Jason Mayden. With all the sneakers that Jason Mayden showed off at the event, the most talked about was the Air Jordan 1 Retro “Foamposite”. The Foamposite material has been seen on a number of models from Nike, So it was only a matter of time until Jordan Brand used the material on their sneakers. Exact features aren’t out yet, but we could tell you the obvious. Black foamposite material is used on most of the upper. Also featured is a blue translucent outsole. From what we can see, the sneaker isn’t that bad. Stay tuned for more details as time go’s on. Via NiceKicks.
March 29th, 2010 by carla_guillermo Stored in: Adidas, Collaborations
What would be the best way to celebrate an anniversary? How about after accomplishing a decade of good work? Would you treat yourself with a new collection or just let it pass? Well, the United Kingdom famous retailer Size? has been collaborating with other companies to have a productive result. Size? is celebrating its 10th year this 2010 and this coincide with a team up with adidas Originals to present the Manchester City Pack. This pack is consists of a pair of sneaker and a matching track jacket. A good treat right? Now let’s talk about the included sneaker. It utilized a soft suede material to complement its light blue color as well as pebbled leather for its tongue. Other features include bright red stripes in leather material that match up with the heel tab, black sole and tongue logo as well as gold foil text along the quarter panel and on tongue. The expected date of release would be on the 17th of April in limited amount of 500 shoe pairs and 300 jackets.
March 29th, 2010 by carla_guillermo Stored in: Adidas, Collaborations
If you were bombarded with collaborations of various brands with Nike then it would be no surprise at all if the competing adidas company will not stay behind. After its previous works with other companies that even gained a review on this site just like the Star Wars x CLOT x adidas Originals Skate High HOTH, adidas also showed its original 2010 Summer lineup with a preview of the adidas Originals Rod Laver Vintage. Now let’s take a peek with the El Dorado silhouette from the collaborative efforts of adidas and Def Jam. At first glance, the sneaker has similarities with the spring released Nike Air Force 1 Scream Green because of its lime-colored base. Other features of this El Dorado shoe are primarily blue color, leather base, minimal suede accents throughout the midfoot section and the collar area. You can also spot the branding of the Adidas and Def Jam on the side panels and tongue. Now available at selected retailers like Styles, check out the photos for a closer look.
