Nike Sportswear dons their latest Nike Air Max 1 FB in a Black/Flash Mint-Pink Flash colorway. Featuring a Black base with Mint guards and Pink accents sitting atop a White midsole and special Roshe Run FB logo on the insole. No word on a US release date, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
Nike Air Max 1 FB
Black/Black-Fresh Mint-Pink Flash
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A brand new Nike Lunar Force 1 Mid LTHR colorway has come to surface. Featuring a Pure Platinum base with Squadron Blue and Sport Turquoise accents sitting atop a fading Lunarlon midsole. No word yet on a US release, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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The Nike Waffle Racer Vintage gets dressed in a Bright Orange color-scheme for their latest model. Featuring a full Orange base with White branding sitting atop a vintage Yellowed midsole that are now making their way to select retailers like mita sneakers. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates on a US release.
The Air Jordan 3 ’88 “White Cement” inspired a lot of people during their recent retro release, and here is a look at the Air Jordan 3 ’88 “Grape” Custom by Astrotorf Customs. Featuring a White leather base with Teal and Grape accents throughout for the traditional “Grape” color-scheme, and the “Nike Air” branding on the heels. For those interesting in matching your upcoming Air Jordan 5 “Backout” with these, just hit up Astrotort Customs on Instagram.
Gary Payton is on his way into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this year, and to honor the occasion Nike is bringing back the Zoom Flight ’98 “The Glove”. Below are the first detailed images on foot and off, that shows them including the iconic Monkey Paw tech and Zoom Air cushioning. No release date has been announced other than a Fall 2013 release, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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Early March 2013, we gave a preview look at the upcoming Nike Kobe 8 N7 System, and today we have some new images to share. Featuring a multi-colored base of Grey, Blue, Red and Yellow (similar to Superman Ice-cream) sitting atop a translucent outsole. Still no word on a release date, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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The Air Jordan 7 Retro “Pacific Blue” released on April 15th, 2006 which retailed for $135. Featuring a White leather base with Bright Ceramic and Pacific Blue accents throughout that many rocked with their NY-Knicks gear. However, to find these now are damn-near-impossible which leads us to ask the question; should Jordan Brand consider re-releasing them?
There are many Air Jordan Retro models that have yet to see a second release, and with the Air Jordan 7 Retro “Pacific Blue” being one of them, do you believe it’s time? If JB actual confirmed these to release, would you cop or pass? Leave your thoughts and comments below letting us know what you think?
Air Jordan 7 Retro
Pearl White/Bright Ceramic-Pacific Blue
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Released: April 15th, 2006
Priced: $135
Julien Bouil takes the Nike LeBron 9 Elite “South Beach” and adds some detailed multi-colors on the upper to create a 1-of-1 Nike LeBron 9 “Supernova” Custom. Inspired by the stellar explosion from a Supernova is known to outshine an entire galaxy. Check out the images along with a detailed Video Review below, and let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE? Be sure to follow @Niked_out on both Instagram and Twitter for more of his work.
Team Status Customs took the Air Jordan 1 High Strap Black/Voltage Yellow and turned them into his own Air Jordan 1 High “Jedi” Custom. Inspired by the Nike SB Dunk “Jedi” that features a similar color-scheme of Military Green/Voltage Yellow and Tan throughout. Check out this clean custom below, and let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE.
AMAC Customs uses the “NASA” graphics to for his latest Nike Air Penny V Custom. The Nike Air Penny V “NASA” Custom features an Galaxy graphic base with the NASA logo on the heels. Take a look at the images below, and let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE?
Liberty and Nike continue their on-going relationship with another collaboration. The Nike Air Force 1 Low are three models all having Art Fabrics graphic along the uppers. Look for these to hit retailers on April 13th, 2013 like mita sneakers.
Awhile back we confirmed that the Air Jordan 8 Retro “Playoff” would be returning in 2013 to celebrate Michael Jordan’s first three-peat. They will feature a Black durabuck base with graphic print on the tongue liner, heel panel and True Red and Concord accents throughout. No exact word on a release date just yet, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
Related: Air Jordan Release Dates
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DMC Kicks uses the Nike LeBron X “Prism” to his latest Nike LeBron X “Easter Prism” Custom. Featuring a pastel gradient base matching the “Prism” inner liner with egg graphics on the inner heels. Check out the images below, and let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE? If interested in this model, hit up DMC Kicks.
Will the Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red” be the third model to release? We have yet to hear confirm news, but we do have another preview look to share. Featuring an all Red base with the Anaconda texture leather, Red laces (which is different from the previous sample), Gold tips, and tape along the toe box (which is just part of the sample process). Let us know if you’d be happy to see an “All Red” Nike Air Yeezy 2 release? Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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The latest Nike SB Paul Rodriguez Lunar colorway has just released to select retailers. Featuring a Medium Grey/Black-Bright Citrus color-scheme that you can cop now over at Nike Store.
Nike SB Paul Rodriguez Lunar
Medium Grey/Black-Bright Citrus
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$110
Last night, King James returned to the court rocking a fresh new Nike LeBron X PE vs the Philadelphia 76ers. The kicks featured a White base with Red Fuse on the side panels along with Grey speckled midsoles and Red accents/outsole. Check out the images below, and let us know if you’d cop a pair if released?
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