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Nike Chicago Grand Re-Opening

Nike Chicago will reopen its doors on Sept. 27, inviting Chicagoans into a newly remodeled, expanded retail space that reflects Nike’s multi-category store concept. Former Chicago White Sox player and multi-sport legend Bo Jackson, who helped open Nike’s original brand presence on Michigan Avenue more than twenty years ago in 1991, will help welcome Chicagoans back to the brand’s flagship presence on Michigan Avenue which now hosts Nike’s largest retail basketball collection and the brand’s first fully dedicated digital hub.

Nike Chicago will feature memorabilia exclusive to Chicago, including mascots andlogos representing more than 40 local high schools and professional sports teams, exclusive Chicago Bears historical photos, a complete collection of Jordan footwear on display, and in-store photography featuring local Chicago runners and artwork celebrating Chicago neighborhoods. And befitting of the city that the great two-time Olympian Michael Jordan played for during his 13 seasons with the Bulls, Nike Chicago will also be home to the world’s largest, premium selection of Jordan Brand footwear, apparel and equipment.

“Some of the greatest moments in my life took place in Chicago and the city will always have a special place in my heart,” said Basketball Hall of Famer Michael Jordan. “I am excited that the Jordan Brand will be a key part of the new location and that the store will continue to be a destination for consumers in Chicago and around the world.”

The new Chicago store is located at the same address–669 N. Michigan Avenue–but has an entirely new look, starting with the façade, as a more-than-50,000-square-foot, four-story retail destination. Nike Chicago reflects the Nike brand retail concept launched in 2010, offering apremium assortment of footwear, apparel and equipment for men, women and young athletes across core sport categories (running, training, basketball, football, sportswear, soccer, golf and tennis), Nike’s latest innovations to create a digital ecosystem for athletes at every level (Nike+ Basketball, Nike+ Running, the Nike+ Fuelband and more), and a NIKEiD studio allows consumers to customize and personalize Nike products to their specifications, with the help of trained design consultants.

“We are proud to be a long-standing partner to the Chicago community, and to offer a renewed, multi-category brand experience for Chicagoans and visitors to this amazing city,” said Tim Hershey, Vice President of Nike North America Retail. “Nike has a deep sports history and connection to Chicago athletes–from running events to high school football and basketball– and we look forward to continuing to inspire and serve athletes of all levels as they train and compete and express their love of sport.”

Grand Opening activities include a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Bo on September 27 as well as football- and running-focused events over the next few weeks. To keep the Chicago community moving after the grandre-opening, Nike Chicago will host complimentary Nike+ Run Club on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. beginning Oct. 4and Nike+ Training Club on Tuesdays at 6:30p.m., beginning Oct. 16.

The new Nike Chicago is the eighth Nike concept store of its kind in the U.S. Other Nike brand concepts include stores in Santa Monica, California.; Roosevelt Field in NYC; Scottsdale, Arizona; Mall Of America in Minnesota; Las Vegas, Nevada; North Park, Illionois, Portland, Oregon; and now Chicago in Illinois. Each Nike concept store is a premium, multi-category shopping experience with the continuation of the “Athletes Serving Athletes” concept–hiring and training retail employees with a passion for Nike and supporting the needs of sport-minded consumers. Nike concept stores are also designed to optimize energy efficiency and incorporate recycled and reclaimed materials wherever possible. Nike Chicago is registered with the U.S. Green Building Council for an anticipated LEED® Gold Certification and also offers the Nike Reuse-A-Shoe program, enabling consumers to drop off their old shoes to be recycled into sport courts, bags, new shoes and more.

For more information, follow Nike Chicago at https://twitter.com/nikechicago.







Source: Nike, Inc.

adidas Skateboarding adi Ease “Craft Gold”

adidas Skateboarding releases their newest adi Ease colorway in a “Craft Gold” makeup. Featuring an earthy Green canvas base with Black detailing, Craft Gold accents finished with a White midsole. You can now cop these over at Flatspot.


Green Day x Converse Chuck Taylor “Uno”

The Green Day x Converse Chuck Taylor “Uno” is being honored for both their history in music and sneakers. This pair features a Green base with Green Day detailing throughout finished in a White midsole. You can now find these available directly from Converse.


Superman x Converse All Star Hi

Superman is returning to the big screen in 2013, and Converse hooks up with the man-of-steel to collaborate on a special DC-Comic Book All Star Hi. Featuring a flexed-out Superman with clouds, legendary Red cape lining and an “S” on the tongue tag. You can now cop these over at Size?.



Air Jordan 1 High Gorge Green/Electric Green

Added to the 2013 Air Jordan 1 Collection is the Gorge Green/Electric Green colorway. Featuring an combination of both Greens that gets help from Black throughout sitting atop a White midsole. Look for these to drop along with the other Air Jordan 1 2013 releases in the Spring.

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Nike Air Max Hyperposite “Iridescent Blue”

Nike Sportswear continues to release their upcoming colorways of the Nike Air Max Hyperposite, and here is a detailed look at the “Iridescent Blue” makeup. Featuring a two-tone Blue upper with hints of Black throughout. You can look for these to hit NSW in the next weeks to come.



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Air Jordan 1 High Black/Red-White

We have been sharing each individual upcoming Air Jordan 1 release today, but maybe one of the more anticipated release is the OG Black/Red-White makeup. Here is a better look at the upcoming OG look with the Jumpman logo hitting the back heel. Take a closer look at this Spring 2013 release, and keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more detailing info.



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Nike Air Max Hyperposite Brown/Orange – Detailed Images

We recently have shared a couple images of the upcoming Nike Air Max Hyperposite Brow/Orange, but today we bring you a detailed look. Matching the Cleveland Browns color-scheme for tonights game vs the Ravens with a Brown base with Orange detailing throughout. Look for these to drop at select Nike Sportswear accounts in the next weeks.




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Nike Air Max Hyperposite “Tiger Camo”

We have seen the Nike Air Max Hyperposite come in several new designs and the “Tiger Camo” are the latest. Featuring a camouflage Hyperfuse upper in a Dark Green foamposite and Black details throughout. No word yet on a release date, but keep it locked to Sneaker Bar for more updates.



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Air Jordan 8 “Chrome” Confirmed for 2013

Jordan Brand will continue to bring back the Air Jordan 8s that earn Michael Jordan his first Three Peat. Next to be confirmed for 2013 are the “Chrome” Air Jordan 8 that follows the “Playoffs”, “Bugs Bunny” and “Aqua” return all celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Three Peat. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more news and updates on this upcoming release. Will these be a Must-Cop or Must-Pass?

Related: Air Jordan Release Dates

*Note* These are not the 2013 model



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Nike Air Force 1 Low XXX Pearl “Gold Medal”

Nike Sportswear will be releasing another “Gold Medal”-themed sneaker on the Nike Air Force 1 Low XXX Pearl Collection. Featuring a vac-tech sculpted leather built dressed in a White base with Gold and speckles detail. You will be able to cop these at select NSW accounts like Extra Butter this Saturday.




Air Jordan 13 “Bred” 2013 New Images

The Air Jordan 13 “Bred” are returning in 2013 and #sneakerheads nationwide are considering them a must-cop. Here are new images to the must-cop release that features the classic Black/Red colorway that made their debut in the late 90’s. Take a closer look below, and let us know if these are a Cop or Pass?





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Air Jordan 11 “Bred” USB Drive

If your a #sneakerhead and want to have all the latest sneaker features, than check out this Air Jordan 11 “Bred” USB Drive. Featuring the upcoming “Bred” Air Jordan 11 that is turned into a USB Drive that you can now cop from NJDrive.net in limited amounts.


West NYC x New Balance MT580 “Alpine Guide Edition” Store Listings

The West NYC x New Balance MT580 “Alpine Guide Edition” will be hitting several local stores for their release. Check out the store listing below, and don’t think twice to cop the stores latest release this weekend.

  • Burn Rubber
  • St. Alfred’s
  • Reed Space
  • Wish
  • Nice Kicks
  • Shoe Gallery
  • Kith
  • Ubiq
  • Barneys
  • Packers
  • Concepts
  • Bows & Arrows
  • Feature LV
  • Undefeated

Nike Air Max Hyperaggressor N7 Midnight Fog/Dark Turquoise

To go along with the past release of the Nike N7 Zoom KD IV is the Nike Air Max Hyperaggressor N7. Featuring a Dark Grey base with hints of Turquoise that is inspired by the Native American culture. You can now find these available at select Nike retailers like Oneness.


Nike Free Trainer 7.0 Shield

Designed to the training specifications of athletes across multiple sports, the Nike Free Trainer 7.0 Shield features lockdown support, Nike Free natural motion, breathability and water resistant upper to overcome winter weather.

With the progression in outdoor training – plyometrics, circuit drills, speed training – comes an evolution in Nike Training footwear. The harsh weather beginning in October through April in many worldwide locations can be an obstacle for outdoor training, but the Nike Free Trainer 7.0 Shield is specifically designed to brave the elements. Its Nike Shield upper features Durable Water Resistant (DWR) material, while the cage netting on the sidewall and heel clip provide lockdown support needed for training. The Nike Free outsole is articulated with rugged tread for outdoor use on a variety of surfaces.

Athletes across multiple sports adhere to a strict winter training regimen and professional athlete insight fueled the design of this shoe. To train properly for game-day outdoor conditions, these athletes now have a versatile training shoe for their needs.

“Our goal was to design a durable, outdoor training shoe that maximizes Nike Free technology – all in a lightweight and weather-ready package,” said Laura Parrett, Nike Training footwear designer. “We’re happy with the shoe’s performance versatility.”

The Nike Free Trainer 7.0 Shield also provides the adaptability and function for non-training use with its rugged street-friendly aesthetic. Performance benefits also include dual-pull lace technology and padded fleece around the ankle for warmth and comfort.

The shoe is available globally on October 1 in three colorways – black, khaki and silver. The silver colorway features a reflective upper tuned for the outdoors, a first for a Nike Training shoe. The Nike Free Trainer 7.0 franchise will carry through to Spring with new colorways and attributes.





Source: Nike, Inc.