Jordan Brand is set to retro the classic Air Jordan 6 “White Infrared” model next year. Featuring the same OG color-scheme that is looking to debut in February 2014 to select Jordan Brand accounts. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates and release info on the upcoming Air Jordan 6 Retro “White Infrared”.
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*Note* The image is not the 2014 model
Air Jordan 6 Retro
White/Infrared-Black
384664-123
February 2014
$170
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Deion “Primetime” Sanders first debut the Nike Air DT Max back in 1996 and Nike is now planning on returning the classic model in two upcoming colorways. Here is a preview look at the Nike Air DT Max ’96 in a “Suns” like colorway as well as a Black/Grey-Volt model. No word on when these will exactly release, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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In addition to the Nike Air Zoom Flight The Glove “Green Abyss” we recently previewed, we now take a look at another upcoming colorway. This Nike Air Zoom Flight “The Glove” features a Black upper with Court Purple accents and hints of Volt throughout. Look for these to start hitting select Nike Sportswear accounts later this February 2014.
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Helping athletes be faster, stronger and go farther, innovation is critical to athletic performance. But the modern lifestyle also demands fresh innovation, including solutions in comfort, protection and visibility. These demands inspired the Nike Sportswear Footwear Design team to create the Lunar Icons; four familiar Nike styles updated with performance innovation.
The four-piece collection responds to the challenges of the day-to-day hustle through performance-inspired Nike Lunarlon—the ultimate in lightweight, responsive cushioning—and protective elements like external heel clips, ballistic mesh and premium leather.
NIKE LUNAR CHEYENNE
Modeled after Nike’s first soccer boot (“The Nike,” released in 1971), the unflagging popularity of the Cheyenne’s simple, elegant aesthetic has made the shoe an icon. The Lunar Cheyenne complements the original’s supple suede upper with the springy feel of Nike Lunarlon cushioning. The fusion of heritage and innovation is a perfect fit for the needs of everyday life.
NIKE LUNAR FORCE 1
With the transition from Air to Lunarlon, the Nike Lunar Force 1 is engineered to deliver optimum performance. Featuring unsurpassed cushioning and a compression-molded upper, the Nike Lunar Force 1 is the lightest, most comfortable Air Force 1 ever.
NIKE LUNAR LDV TRAIL LOW
Originally released in 1978, The Nike LDV quickly became a best-selling long-distance running shoe. The Nike Lunar LDV Trail Low brings the lightweight, responsive cushioning of Lunarlon to the classic shoe. An improved waffle outsole ups traction, while a ballistic mesh upper with premium leather overlay updates the look of the legend.
NIKE LUNAR BLAZER
When the Nike Blazer debuted in 1972 its leather upper, rubber cupsole and herringbone traction pattern were cutting-edge performance innovations. Over the next four decades, the Nike Blazer would transition from a hardwood star to a street staple. The second basketball icon modernized with Nike Lunarlon cushioning, the Nike Lunar Blazer also adds an external heel clip to the mix and is ready to take on life’s daily adventures.
Nike Lunarlon foam technology has redefined cushioning by reducing weigh (it is 30 percent lighter than Phylon) and more evenly distributing force. Improving comfort and performance in running, basketball, tennis, training and skate sessions, it now ushers in a new era of everyday footwear.
The Nike Lunar Icons will be available at Nike Sportswear retailers beginning July 1.
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Here is the first look at the an upcoming Nike Air Zoom Flight “The Glove” model. The “Green Abyss” Nike Air Zoom Flight features a graphic designed upper with hints of Blue, Maroon, Orange and Black hints throughout. No word yet on a release, but you can look for these to debut next Spring 2014. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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Will the Nike LeBron X PS Elite bring King James his second NBA title? Here is a look at three of his “NBA Finals” PE that he has been rotating throughout the Finals thus far. One pair features a full Red based model, one sports a Black/Gold makeup and the other is dressed in Light Grey/Black-Red-White. Out of these three Nike LeBron X PS Elite PEs which has been your favorite so far? Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar to see what he will debut in Game 6 back in Miami.
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The Nike Air Up will be returning in 2014 and here is a preview look at two upcoming colorways. One pair features a Black/White-Blue colorway while the other sports a Black/University Red-Metallic Silver makeup. Look for both Nike Air Up models to debut next Spring 2014.
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Jordan Brand is gearing up to release their second version of the Air Jordan XX8 with the SE edition. The Air Jordan XX8 SE uses a non-zip option with the same technology and Flight Plate. No word on an exact release date, but you can expect the Air Jordan XX8 SE to debut later this year. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates and release info.
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The Air Jordan 3 Force Fusion first debuted in 2008 and here is a look at the “Black Cement” Unreleased Sample. Mocking the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement” along the upper sitting atop an Air Force 1 midsole. Check out the images below and let us know if you would have considered copping these if released?
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Nike Sportswear has just added the latest Nike Air Max 2013 “Laser Blue” model to their collection inspired by the Nike Air Max 90 “Laser Blue”. Featuring a White/Light Zen Grey-Laser Blue-Black color-scheme that has now released to retailers including Nike Store.
Nike Air Max 2013
White/Light Zen Grey-Laser Blue-Black
554967-100
$180
Here is a preview look at another upcoming Nike Free Woven colorway that is dressed in a Grey and Gold makeup sitting atop a 3.0 sole. No word yet on when these are expected to release, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
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This weekend was another weekend loaded with kicks. The packed release weekend started out with only one release on friday which was the Nike KD V Premium “What the KD?”
Saturday featured many different kicks highlighted by the Air Jordan 5 Retro “Black Grape” and the Nike Zoom Revis LE “Denim”. Other releases included : the Nike Kobe 8 System “Challenge Red”, Nike Kobe 8 NSW Lifestyle LE “Gorge Green Mamba” , Nike Air Max LeBron X Low “University Red”, Nike LeBron X NSW Lifestyle “Hazelnut” and “Night Stadium”, Nike Air Force 1 Canvas “Squadron Blue” and Canvas White/Black-Gum, Nike KD V Elite “Team Orange”, Nike SB Blazer Mid “Neckface”, Highs and Lows x Reebok Classic Leather, and the Solebox x Saucony Shadow 5000 “The Lucanid”.
Seems like Jordan Brand sheds some light on the retro 1’s this year with the Air Jordan 1 High ‘Chicago’ that released earlier this year in January. These did not feature the ‘Nike Air’ logo on the tongue. These also featured a black Jumpman on the back of the heel.
Jordan Brand also decided to try some new color ways in the “OG” 1 look with the ‘Celtics’ and the ‘Knicks’ 1’s, both included the ‘Nike Air’ logo on the tongue, and there was no Jumpman logo on the back of the heel. Both of those versions retailed at 140.
The latest Retro 1 that Jordan Brand gave us was the, Retro 1 High OG ‘Black Toe’. This version of the 1 featured the ‘Nike Air’ logo and there was also no Jumpman on the back of the heel.
Seems like the “OG’s” are taking over, with that being said, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Shadow” is rumored to release on July 13th 2013.
The Air Jordan 4 “Green Glow” has been shared a couple times this week showing off it’s official release model. The “Green Glow” 4s features a Dark and Light Grey base with Green Glow accents throughout. For those that aren’t sure if they should cop this model, than just peep out this nice video review below for a final decision.
Air Jordan 4 Retro
Dark Grey/Green Glow-Cement Grey-Black
308497-033
August 17th, 2013
$160
The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro “Pure Blood” is the counterpart to the Vamps that features a much more eye-catching color-shceme. Released back in July 2003, that featured a True Red leather and suede base that included a leather tongue instead of the traditional mesh tongues finished with Black detailing throughout.
There is no doubt that Nike SB Dunks are more popular in todays’ era than before, which leaves us to ask the question, should Nike Skateboarding retro the “Pure Blood” Nike SB Dunk Low? Due to the popularity of Red sneakers, would these be an easy must-cop if ever re-released? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro
True Red/Black
304292-601
Released: July 2003
The Nike KD V Premium “What the KD” released to limited retailers on June 14th, 2013. Like the “What the MVP” LeBron X, this pair features different designs from previous KD V releases throughout. For those that weren’t able to cop a pair, check out this nice video review below. Let us know what you thought of this release and if you were a fan?
Nike KD V Premium
Obsidian/Total Orange-Reflective Silver
598601-400
Released: June 14th, 2013
$135
