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When you look at these “No Sew” AM 95′s you can’t deny the fact that these are slightly reminiscent of the Stash 95′s that dropped back in ’06. The “No Sew” technology gives this classic Air Max a sleek profile that looks extremely clean for any time of the year. Various touches of grey and black are layered throughout the shoe and the vibrant hit of blue makes this shoe look amazing. AM '95 No Sew
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Following up on the grey/red edition that hit for May, we see a new Nike SB Dunk Low with the pleasing front/back split. It turns out this can be executed in a number of ways, as instead of a roughly half-and-half divide, these new Dunk Low Pro SBs are about 80% Deep Royal Blue. This leaves Midas Gold for the rear, where the sockliner, ankle collar and Swoosh all come together for a satisfying unity. These shades along with a Pine Green tongue tag creates a glancing connection to Brazil, ‘Boca Jr’ or even ‘Marge Simpson’, but they deserved to be appreciated on their own substantial merit now that they’re available
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Nike‘s newest performance running silhouette, the Lunar Flash+, has arrived in a flashy volt/anthracite colorway. The latest Lunarlon-cushioned Nike runner features a mesh upper with synthetic overlays for added structure and support. A TPU-reinforced heel provides lockdown fit and added stability to complement the plush ride offered by the Lunarlon cushioning while the open-cell mesh will ensure that your feet stay cool and dry this summer.
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The New Balance 890v3 has released in no shortage of neck-breaking colorways since debuting last year. This 9oz REVlite-cushioned third revision to the NB890 comes forward today with a style that from the second you see it, you’re likely to think ‘South Beach’. There’s more overlap with the Nike LeBron series as the midsole takes on a faceted, jewel-like graphic, but a quick glance at the heel or insole reveals these are in fact the ‘Tokyo’ 890s. Grag yours on ebay.com or SneakersNstuff.
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The Nike Presto had a great run in the early 2000s, becoming one of the more notable models to come out of Bowerman Drive in its day. Nike has recently revisited the Presto model, applying two of its new technologies to the lightweight running sneaker. Indeed, the sole and upper have been updated with Lunar and Flywire technology respectively, increasing performance without sacrificing the clean aesthetic. Here we find the Presto in a new colorway for the upcoming season, treated with dark black around the mesh upper. The upper portion has also been given sky blue and bold orange accents, while an off-white sole completes the details. Look for the Nike Lunar Presto in black
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Nike continues to release colorful new versions of its classic for the summer months. The “Beaches of Rio” Pack was a first move in that direction and now they follow up with the new Classic Cortez Nylon QS “Aloha” Pack. The iconic low top sneaker from Nike returns this season with nylon uppers in bold colors, featuring all-over flower prints.
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Are you ready for the next iteration of the adidas BOOST technology? Set to carry the torch for the design is the adidas adiZero Adios BOOST. The model actually already had a limited rollout of sorts, as there were pairs up for grabs at the recent Boston Marahton. The design here ups the breathabability beyond that of the baseline BOOST model, outfitted the upper with a ventilated treatment.
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Having previously previewed Nike’s 2013 spring/summer Air Max 1 FB Pack here, today we received word of a third release to the set of retro drops called the “Blue Leopard.” Inspired by Nike Football’s FC247 Collection of shoes designed for various playing surfaces, this Air Max 1 is set off with a blue suede upper in an all-over leopard print. Additional details include Volt-colored accents at its outsole, top lace eyelet, air bubble and tongue patch. Expect the “Blue Leopard” edition of the Nike Air Max 1 FB to hit select Nike Sportswear retailers.
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The Converse 1970s First String range has proved to be quite a success so far, selling out quickly around the world. The latest drop includes the low All-Star's in crimson, while my preference is the hi-top in sunflower.
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This is a great time of year for LeBron James fans. Not only are the Heat owners of a nearly flawless playoff record, but you’ve got colorways coming from the LeBron X in ‘standard’, Elite and lowtop forms running in parallel. Here’s the Nike LeBron X Low in a yellow-dominant makeup that first appeared to be lined in black. It’s actually grey, which along with a lemon-lime fade to green on the tongue tag, gives these a lighter feel for summer.
