The Best of the best deserves the best shoe possible. NBA Finals Mvp Kobe Bryant and his Los Angeles Lakers were extremely successful this year, and Nike Basketball is hoping that Kobe’s upcoming signature sneaker, the Dream Season, is also met with similar success. This pair hosts a black upper accented by a white swoosh, purple laces, white logo on the tongue, purple Kobe signature on the heel, and a white mid-sole. The Nike Dream Season Kobe Bryant is set to release debut this Fall ‘09.
I have one word to describe these kicks Shiny! I love the shine, gloss, and brightness to these pair of Hyperize. These kicks sport a White upper with Metallic Silver accents, but the most noteworthy aspect has to be the Silver crossing line graphics that cover the entire White section of the shoe.Not a whole lot is known about this version of the Hyperize, but after a look at this sample, these seem to be begging for a release. No release info yet but keep a look out in the near future.
Nike Air Max Light - White - Metallic Gold - Black
Like the drawn sword of a master swordsman released at the perfect moment to strike and destroy its opponent, the masterdesigners are releasing this supreme design to say the final word in shoe design. And with that final word, they will end the brief adventure of their competitors with one final stroke of creativity and mastery of their art.
Here in this air-light and razor sharp creation, they have brought their art to yet another level of perfection where the new meets the old, and the innovative meets the traditional in a sky-slashing explosion of limitless and peerless skill. What can we say? This is undescribable. Get them from sneakersnstuff.
In addition to the Georgetown Hoyas colorway of the Air Jordan Ol’ School, here is another dope colorway of this simple Air Jordan Basketball shoe. One of the staple color combination’s in Jordan Brand’s arsenal is Black, Varsity Red, and White and here it is applied to this Ol’ School. The shoe’s upper consists mostly of Black with hits of Varsity Red and White.
Jordan Brand’s lineup of non-signature shoes has continuously improved over the years and this year’s newest non-signature Air Jordan shoe to be released is this Air Jordan Ol’ School. This JB shoe takes inspiration from various other Air Jordan shoes and features a big Jordan Wings logo on the heel of the shoe. A simple but classic high cut silhouette is what this Ol’ School is and with great colorways like this Georgetown Hoyas colorway. One of the best features of this pair is the Hoyas Kenta Cloth inspired shoe laces.
Here’s a look at Nike’s latest Dunk High Premium from their Fall/Winter season. This Dunk High is made up of premium materials including a tweed mid-panel while the rest of the sneaker consists of leather and what appears to be a fur inner lining for Winter. As far as the color scheme goes, black is applied to the to, swoosh, ankle and outer sole with white on the lace area and grey at the back heel panel.
Still going strong till this day, the Nike Air Flight 89 has been seen in various renditions in all shapes and forms, but the latest creation yields a unique combination of white/black/maize/flint with hints of grey safari print on the front and heel. Aside from safari print, other highlights include patent leather at the toe and around the ankle. If you haven’t already, stop by your local Finishline for availability.
If Nike has one shoe line that has endured the ages better than any other, it is most like the Air Max series. The Air Max 1, in particular, has seen the years come and go, and yet remains a true classic in every sense of the word. This latest colorway is primarily white, with a few nice touches of neon green. Without tampering with the base Air Max 1 silhouette, which is of course the foundation of this design, Nike has here made a great new take on an old stalwart of the sneaker world. While most kicks these days are getting darker with the oncoming Fall/Winter season, these Air Maxes definitely bring a nice splash of color with them.
