The latest Decon edition of the adidas ZX Flux to release comes in another camouflage print. This time the shoe is dressed in Grey tones having the camo print overlay on top a mesh base that sits atop a speckled midsole.
Check out the additional photos below and look for the adidas ZX Flux Decon “Grey Camo” available now at select adidas Originals retailers like Titolo.
This April, there will be three new offering of the Nike Free TR Flyknit silhouette. One of those releases is this Nike Free TR Flyknit “Bright Crimson” edition.
The shoe is built with an all-Flyknit upper that is colored in a mixture of Bright Crimson and Bright Citrus. Other details include Black hitting the laces and Nike Swoosh logos, while the midsole has a gradient effect that fades from Black-to-White. The inner-bootie section provides a snug fit that is dressed in a solid Orange color, finished with a clean White Free sole.
Look for the Nike Free TR Flyknit “Bright Crimson” to release alongside two other women’s exclusive colorways on April 2nd at select shops like Finish Line. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates on a potential men’s lineup of the latest trainer silhouette.
Nike Free TR Flyknit
Bright Crimson/White-Bright Citrus
718785-600
April 2, 2015
Source: Le Quan
Nike Sportswear first debuted the Nike Dunk High “UENO Panda” back in 2008, and now they are set to release the Nike Dunk Low Premium “UENO Panda” edition.
Both releases are inspired by the oldest Zoo in Japan, the UENO Zoo as the Dunk Hi was a tribute to its resident Ling Ling, the giant panda.
This year, the latest Nike Dunk Low “UENO Panda” is a tribute to the current resident pandas, Līlī and Siennyu whom both inspire this brand new fury Black and White Nike Dunk Low. The shoe is completed with UENO on the tongue and they are set to release in Japan in kids sizes on March 15th, 2015.
A stateside release is set to take place on Wednesday, March 25th at select Nike retailers like Heist NY. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.
Nike Dunk Low GS “Panda”
White/Black
747072-101
March 25, 2015
$100
I can’t express how thankful I am to have such loyal readers on a daily basis. Everyday it seems as if TEAMSBD continues to grow-and-grow and I personally thank everyone of you guys for the growth and support.
Everyday I enjoy reading everyones’ comments from post-to-post and how this has become a community for all sneaker enthusiast. One of the latest comments to really catch my eye was the one written by dizzle1119 – I apologize for not appropriately introducing you by your first name. But he has a pretty good idea on a way Nike could better their release system – referencing the Nike Air Foamposite silhouette.
Take a look at how he feels would make a better Nike release system below from his comment on the Nike Air Foamposite One “Gone Fishing” post. How many of you would agree on this system and do you feel it would work?
To dizzle1119, thank you for your loyalty to the site, as well as you taking time out of your day as being a loyal reader.
By the time the Gone Fishin’ pair drops, they will be the 3rd or 4th impossible to cop Foamposite release in something like 9 to 10 months. Nike has FINALLY started to drop some hot Foamposites on a regular basis, after several years of having the average foamposite release fall somewhere between “hot garbage” and “meh”. It’s awesome to see these bad ass Foamposites coming around….but now Nike needs to let the average fan get a pair without having to call in a half dozen favors or drop a stack on ebay.
One of the following things has gotta happen SOON!
(A). Have a couple QS Foamposite releases for Nike ID every year. They don’t have to leave the shoes on Nike ID constantly. Just give us a week with the One and a week with the Pro….annually. If this occured, MANY would be more than happy to drop $300-$400 for a pair of made to order Foamposites.
(B). Have the Foamposite shoe/s release somewhat like the Jordan XI, except do it around the NBA All Star Weekend as opposed to the holiday season. Cutting out the “exclusive” Foams altogether and simply releasing 1-3 CW’s every year at some point around the NBA All Star Weekend. It works for the Jordan XI….BIG TIME! They can literally produce 200,000 pairs and charge almost any price and STILL have folks lining up around the block.
(C). Drop one of the flashy themed CWs, or a popular retro CW, as a MAJOR general release once in a while so the average guy can get a pair of hot foamposites for retail….or a few bucks extra on ebay. This is what Jordan Brand is doing with the majority of it’s retro releases as of now, and I highly doubt sales figures have slumped at all. The “remastered” Jordan retros seem to be produced in abundant quantities, and so far most if not all have sold incredbily well. Sure, there are a handful of French Blue VII’s or Laser I’s sitting in a store here and there, but online sales are still flourishing and the majority of the colorways are still selling incredibly well in stores in spite of the price hike.
That’s three solid, doable options for the Foamposite right there…..and most of us would be happy with any one. Sure, there are the guys who like to spend $1,200 on a shoe just so they can feel special by being the only person they know to own a pair, but that’s not the average guy. That’s the elitist collector….and most folks like that don’t even wear the shoes in the first place. Hell, I often wonder if many of those guys even LIKE sneakers. Sometimes it feels more like they see this is a hobby and they feel their old sneaker collection will buy them a home some day. For a few, that will happen…but for most, they’ll only end up with a huge collection of unwearable shoes.
It’d be awesome if the overwhelming majority felt the same…because as consumers we do have a LOT of power if we stick together in great numbers. If the community would come in, as a whole, and boycott this never ending string of impossible to cop releases….they’d become fewer & further between in a hurry. Sure, there’s a place for the “exclusive release”…but it should be the exception rather than the norm. Nike could have made enough chromeposites for all of us, and they would have sold 200,000 pairs at $250-$300 a pop…but they choose to keep folks “thirsty” instead. Why? I don’t know. If it was my company, I’d be more interested in making more profit rather than pandering to a niche market that wants to feel special because they are willing to overpay for a sneaker every weekend.
The Air Jordan 9 “Oregon” PE is now being rumored to release in an edition that won’t be including the Oregon “O” displayed on the back heel – therefore it wouldn’t be a traditional “Oregon” PE release.
Unlike the team exclusive, the shoe will still feature its stealthy look that includes a full Black nubuck base with White accents that can be seen on the lace eyelets, midsole and both tongue and heel branding. The shoe is reported to feature its original stamping/branding on the back heel instead of the school’s iconic “O” logo.
RELATED: Air Jordan 9 2015 Confirmed Colorway
As of right now nothing has been confirmed, but stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for a possible release set to take place this September 2015. Let us know what you guys think in the comments section. Would you rather have had them release with or without the “O” logo?
Source: oregonsole
The adidas ZX Flux is now starting to release in Spring-flavored colorways like this adidas ZX Flux “Rainbow Feather” edition.
This shoe is an exclusive women’s release that offers a blend of colorful colors throughout the feather-graphic printed upper. The shoe is complemented with a clean White sole as well as matching laces.
Get a closer look at this women’s release of the adidas ZX Flux “Rainbow Feather” and find them available now at Asphalt Gold.
The Air Jordan XX9 “Easter” will be releasing along side this year’s Jordan Brand 2015 Easter Collection set to release this March 2015.
The Easter edition of the Air Jordan XX9 features the wavy pattern upper that was first seen and released on the “Bred” edition. Dressed in a gradient effect that you typically see on dyed easter eggs, the shoe has a Teal and Volt-like color scheme with Black detailing and branding. Other details include the ’23’ hitting the tongue sitting atop a Carolina Blue midsole.
Check out the additional new photos below and look for the Air Jordan XX9 “Easter” to release on Saturday, March 21st, 2015 at select Jordan Brand retailers. The retail price tag is set at $225 USD.
Air Jordan XX9 “Easter”
Retro/Black-Light Green Spark-White
695515-403
March 21, 2015
$225
adidas Originals is pleased to reveal the official film for the Superstar Supercolor range by Pharrell Williams. The voice-over from Pharrell explains the ethos behind the pack in his own words: “Don’t decide your style based on my style or anyone else’s. What makes us all individuals is that we can all choose for ourselves,” states Pharrell. With 50 unique colors of the iconic Superstar silhouette available in the first-of-its-kind pack, Supercolor presents a choice like never before. 50 colors. 50 choices. Choose your color.
Alongside the official film, the Supercolor site now hosts a behind the scenes video which delves deeper into the Supercolor concept with Pharrell Williams. “The Superstar is such an iconic shoe and one that has lasted for such a long time, so I felt maybe I would do something I hadn’t seen before” says Pharrell of the release. “I chose 50 different colors of Superstars – tone on tones. When you do 50 colors scattered all over the world, the natural thing is to connect with people – that excites me.”
In addition to this, all 50 Supercolor colorways can now be viewed in detail before purchase functionality is live on March 27th. All can be viewed at adidas.com/supercolor.
The Nike Air Max Lunar90 is built with a Hyperfuse upper, forefoot flex-grooves and a Lunarlon cushioned sole. One of the latest pairs to release is dressed in a full Black base with Dark Charcoal accents and minor hints of White found on the Nike branding and midsole.
This Nike Air Max Lunar90 “Dark Charcoal” colorway has just surfaced at Foot Locker Australia – which is the only shop to have this exclusive colorway available.
The Nike Air Flight Lite High returns in its latest colorway for Spring that has a more claim vibe that a few of the recent releases.
Dressed in a mixture of Dark Grey, Pure Platinum, White and Navy color scheme. With March Madness tipping off this would be a nice shoe to rock for all you Hoyas fans.
Get a closer look below and look for the Nike Air Flight Lite High “Dark Grey” available now at select locations like Oneness. The retail price tag is set at $110 USD.
The Nike Hyperposite 2 has just released in its latest “Rift Blue” colorway as part of the Nike Basketball Spring 2015 lineup.
Dressed in a combination of Rift Blue, Space Blue, Obsidian and Peach Cream color scheme. The shoe features a molded one-piece upper and low-profile cushioning for a modern look and incredible comfort. An interior mesh bootie and multiple cut-outs provide a lightweight fit and ventilation.
Check out the detailed images below and look for the latest Nike Hyperposite 2 “Rift Blue” available now directly on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $225 USD.
Nike Air Zoom Hyperposite 2
Rift Blue/Space Blue-Obsidian-Peach Cream
653466-482
$225
Amsterdam based brand Filling Pieces has just release their latest colorway of the Low Top Quilted trainer silhouette.
This Filling Pieces Low Top Quilted edition is decked out in a Vibrant Red hue covering the entire upper with quilted textiles that gives the shoe a nice luxury style. Leather paneling hits the heel panel for added contrasting detail, finished with an all-White midsole and Tan calfskin leather interior.
Get a closer look at the latest Filling Pieces Low Top Quilted “Red” colorway below and find them available with sizes still remaining now over at Feature. The retail price tag is set at $236 USD.
Nike Sportswear continues to release new colorways of the Nike Air Max 90 and few of the latest releases have been the Nike Air Max 90 Print edition.
Following a look at the “Sunset Glow” pair, we now share the “Artisan Teal” edition. Just like the other colorway this one is also an exclusive women’s release that is fully dressed in Teal that mixes mesh and leather materials.
Get a closer look below and look for the Nike WMNS Air Max 90 Print “Artisan Teal” available now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Titolo.
Nike WMNS Air Max 90 Print
Artisan Teal/Artisan Teal-Light Rtr-White
724980-300
The Nike SB Trainerendor goes all-Black for its latest launch as part of Nike Skateboarding’s Spring 2015 lineup.
Offering a full tonal Black upper that mixes both mesh and suede overlays for enhanced breathability and support. Other details to the shoe include a lockdown mid-foot strap, a full-length Phylon midsole and a boot-like outsole for superior traction.
You can now find the Nike SB Trainerendor “Triple Black” available now at select Nike SB retailers like PacSun. The retail price tag is set at $90 USD.
The newest Nike Free Viritous silhouette has a Huarache style to them that is complete with a Flywire support and sits atop a Free sole.
Releasing now in two new colorway in women’s sizes, one pair sports a Bright Crimson color scheme, while the other goes all-Black.
You can now find these Nike WMNS Free Viritous releases available now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Oneness. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.
The latest Nike Air Safari Deconstruct to release comes in two colorways that complete the “Light Brown” Pack.
This pack includes two pair both built with a mixture of suede, leather and textile. Each model features Light Brown detailing on the collar that come in either a Dark Blue and Light Blue color scheme and the other in a Green and off-White makeup.
Get a closer look at both colorways below and look for the Nike Air Safari Deconstruct “Light Brown” Pack available now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like SNS.
