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Nike Sportswear “Black History Month” Collection

Black History Month represents many things. Civic leadership, social stewardship, community activation and much more.

Nike recognizes the importance of this meaningful month with not only a product collection, but a larger recognition of the power of sports to impact society. The 2013 Nike Black History Month Collection mantra, “Be Bold. Be True.” celebrates three athletes fearless in action and fueled by a purpose.

Consisting of seven shoes, two t-shirts, a Destroyer jacket, Nike Elite socks and 5-panel hat, the 2013 Nike BHM Collection will debut beginning January 26. A consistent design aesthetic weaves through each product in the collection, with a color palette including black, grey and brown highlighted in orange. The color orange is particularly meaningful with its bold hue and tie to Nike’s DNA since its 1972 inception.

Now more than ever, athletes at all levels have a unique ability to extend their voice beyond sports. Soccer superstar Didier Drogba, tennis legend Serena Williams and basketball phenom Kevin Durant provide creative inspiration for the product collection based on their commitment to giving back to their communities.

All three athletes celebrated in this year’s collection with each having an individual logo created. Drogba with a light bulb morphed with soccer ball, representing his ongoing involvement in bringing solar light bulbs to impoverished areas in Africa. Williams’ icon consists of a tennis ball emanating with lighting bolts, showing how she empowers young women, especially through the secondary school she helped build in Kenya. Durant’s icon represents hopes and dreams of young athletes, with a basketball hoop merging with a cloud formation, a nod to the support he has given to his hometown recreation center in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, a place he attributes for helping him realize his own dreams. The three icons are infused into a distinct Nike BHM print pattern that appears throughout the collection.

The collection is a dual effort between Nike Sportswear lifestyle product and Nike Basketball performance product. Nike Sportswear BHM shoes include the Nike Lunar Force 1, Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite Hi, Nike Dunk Sky Hi and Nike Air Force 1 Downtown. Nike Basketball shoes complete the BHM collection with special versions of the KD V, LEBRON X and KOBE 8 SYSTEM; all three featuring black, grey and orange with the signature Nike BHM print. These signature shoes will debut on court during pro basketball’s Martin Luther King Jr. tribute day on Monday, January 21 .

In keeping with a tradition of honoring organizations that give back and inspire youth, NIKE, Inc. will make a financial contribution to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America with proceeds from the Nike BHM Collection.










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Nike Basketball “Black History Month” Collection

Black History Month represents many things. Civic leadership, social stewardship, community activation and much more.

Nike recognizes the importance of this meaningful month with not only a product collection, but a larger recognition of the power of sports to impact society. The 2013 Nike Black History Month Collection mantra, “Be Bold. Be True.” celebrates three athletes fearless in action and fueled by a purpose.

Consisting of seven shoes, two t-shirts, a Destroyer jacket, Nike Elite socks and 5-panel hat, the 2013 Nike BHM Collection will debut beginning January 26. A consistent design aesthetic weaves through each product in the collection, with a color palette including black, grey and brown highlighted in orange. The color orange is particularly meaningful with its bold hue and tie to Nike’s DNA since its 1972 inception.

Now more than ever, athletes at all levels have a unique ability to extend their voice beyond sports. Soccer superstar Didier Drogba, tennis legend Serena Williams and basketball phenom Kevin Durant provide creative inspiration for the product collection based on their commitment to giving back to their communities.

All three athletes celebrated in this year’s collection with each having an individual logo created. Drogba with a light bulb morphed with soccer ball, representing his ongoing involvement in bringing solar light bulbs to impoverished areas in Africa. Williams’ icon consists of a tennis ball emanating with lighting bolts, showing how she empowers young women, especially through the secondary school she helped build in Kenya. Durant’s icon represents hopes and dreams of young athletes, with a basketball hoop merging with a cloud formation, a nod to the support he has given to his hometown recreation center in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, a place he attributes for helping him realize his own dreams. The three icons are infused into a distinct Nike BHM print pattern that appears throughout the collection.

The collection is a dual effort between Nike Sportswear lifestyle product and Nike Basketball performance product. Nike Sportswear BHM shoes include the Nike Lunar Force 1, Nike Air Force 1 Foamposite Hi, Nike Dunk Sky Hi and Nike Air Force 1 Downtown. Nike Basketball shoes complete the BHM collection with special versions of the KD V, LEBRON X and KOBE 8 SYSTEM; all three featuring black, grey and orange with the signature Nike BHM print. These signature shoes will debut on court during pro basketball’s Martin Luther King Jr. tribute day on Monday, January 21 .

In keeping with a tradition of honoring organizations that give back and inspire youth, NIKE, Inc. will make a financial contribution to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America with proceeds from the Nike BHM Collection.

Nike Kobe 8 “BHM”
Anthracite/Pure Platinum-Sport Grey
583107-001
January 26th, 2013
$160

Nike KD V “BHM”
Anthracite/Pure Platinum-Sport Grey
583109-001
January 26th, 2013
$135

Nike LeBron X “BHM”
Anthracite/Pure Platinum-Sport Grey
583109-001
January 26th, 2013
$200






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adidas Mutombo Retro 2013

During the Summer 2012 we received the news that the adidas Mutombo would be returning, and today we take a look at three upcoming colorways. The three pairs features a Black/Red-White, Black/White-Purple and Blue/White-Orange colorways that are expected to retro this Fall. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates and release info.


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Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” Michael Jordan PE

The Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” Michael Jordan PE was first seen during the Chicago Bulls 1996 Championship Parade, and even last year we saw MJ lace them up. Check out the detailed images below and let us know what you think? No word on a release, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for further info.




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Nike Air Max 97 Black/University Red

The latest exclusive Nike Air Max 97 colorway features a combination of leather and mesh built. Dressed in a Black base with University Red accents sitting atop a White midsole that you can only find available over at Foot Locker.



Nike Classic Cortez VNTG Blue/Gold

Nike continues to release new Nike Classic Cortez colorways and here is a look at one of their latest. Featuring a Blue suede base with Gold detailing sitting atop a White midsole that can be found next month at select Nike retailers like mita sneakers.



Nike Air Max 1 iD New Option Available

NIKEiD now gives you some new options to play with on the Nike Air Max 1. Having your choice of suede, mesh or leather with some nylon material thrown in the mix. You can also Heel iD your pair with some special embroidered graphics. Head over to NIKEiD now to get started.







Air Jordan 1 Phat Low Black/Chlorophyl Sample

Here is a look at an unreleased Air Jordan 1 Phat Low that features a Black base with Green accents sitting atop a White midsole. If Lows are your style and these are you color than hit up oregonsole on eBay.




Air Jordan 4 “Trinidad Jame$” Custom

DeJesus Customs takes Trinidad Jame$‘ style and reflects it to a fresh pair of Air Jordan 4 “Trinidad Jame$” Custom. Featuring a Red leather base with Black detailing, Cheetah Print throughout and Gold chains (All Gold Everything) as the lace-locks; which are all features you can commonly see Trinidad Jame$ rocking. Take a better look at this master piece below and let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE? For inquiries in getting your pair made, hit up DeJesus Customs.





Air Jordan 5 “Grape” 2013 New Detailed Images

The Air Jordan 5 “Backout” will be a huge success with their retro release this May 2013. Here are some new detailed images that shows the classic White leather base with Grape and Teal accents that will look good on your feet this Spring/Summer 2013. Check out the new looks below and let us know if these will be a Must-Cop?

Air Jordan 5 “Grape”
White/New Emerald-Grape-Ice Blue
136027-108
May 4th, 2013
$160

RELATED: Air Jordan 5 “Backout”





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Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Vintage Suns” Custom

With the upcoming Nike Air Foamposite One “Phoenix Suns” set to debut in March, Jonathan Carrington decided to make his own Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Vintage Suns” Custom. Featuring a Purple Foam shell with Black detailing and Orange accents. Let us know if these are DOPE or NOPE?


Air Jordan 13 “Cork” Custom Teaser Images

The Nike LeBron X “Cork” inspired emmanuelabor to design his upcoming Air Jordan 13 “Cork” Custom. Here are some teaser images of the upcoming custom that features the Air Jordan 13 “Wheat” as the base built in a full Cork upper. Check out the teaser look below and stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for the full looks to come.

Nike Air Max 90 Essential “Mighty Hawks”

The upcoming Nike Air Max 90 Essential are inspired by the Hawthorn Football Club “Mighty Hawks” of the Australian Football league. Featuring shades of Brown throughout the upper with Sulfur Yellow accents sitting atop a White midsole. Look for these to debut in the near future to select Nike Sportswear accounts.



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Nike SB Dunk High “HUF” x Air Force 1 Hybrid

Here are the first look at the Nike SB Dunk High “HUF” x Air Force 1 Hybrid that are one of those rare limited releases, usually only sent to the Nike family. Featuring a White/Neutral Grey-Black colorway that gives us a vintage style look that can be found right now from thecoolshoeshine on eBay.




Reebok Question “Georgetown Hoyas”

Reebok Classics will debut a new Reebok Question inspired by Allen Iverson’s college days with the Georgetown Hoyas. The Reebok Question “Georgetown Hoyas” features a Flat Grey base with Athletic Navy accents sitting atop a White midsole. Do you plan on picking these up during March Madness?

Reebok Question Mid
Flat Grey/Athletic Navy/White
J99179
March 8th, 2013
$125




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Nike LeBron X “Volt Dunkman”

The Nike LeBron X “Volt Dunkman” was set to debut this past weekend, but notably Nike held their release. Here are some new detailed images that features a full Volt base with Light Grey detailing and the “Dunkman” logo on the heels sitting atop a speckled midsole. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for their official new release date.

Nike LeBron X
Volt/Wolf Grey-Pure Platinum
541100-700
$180




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