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Nike Air Force 1 ’07 GS 2010
The “Born In The USA” SB Dunk High released in limited quantities Saturday. Though 2010′s Independence Day has come and gone, Nike has provided us with footwear that will help us remember the occasion for years to come. We’ve also seen the “Independence Day” grade school Dunk Low. It appears that the kids will get a little more holiday love with this “4th of July Pack.”
The second pair is predominantly white, and is complimented by metallic gold accents on the midfoot, Swoosh, ankle, and heel. For now, these shoes comes exclusively in grade school sizes. You can pick them up at LTD or Shoebacca.Included in the pack are two different Air Force 1 designs. The first makes use of a red, white, and blue leather upper. Gold hits branding on the tongue and heel, which also features a stars-and-stripes pattern.
Nike Air Force 1 “Foamposite”2010
The “Foamposite” Nike Air Force 1 has been much anticipated for months. Ever since it first surfaced, people have been dying for a release date. We finally got the official release date about a week ago. However, some don’t like the Nike Air Force 1 “Foamposite”. I’m kind of on the fence with these. I will certainly not buy a pair. We at MyAirShoes know that some of you sneakerheads are busy. You probably can’t keep up with release dates, so leave it to us to remind you of every major sneaker release date. Whether its Nike or Jordan Brand, we always got your back. So here’s a reminder.
The Air Force 1 has been at center stage of the sneaker industry. We have seen some huge Air Force 1s as of late. The biggest Air Force 1s were part of the “World Basketball Festival” Collection.
Air Jordan Icons – Black/Black-Varsity Red White color scheme
In 2010,the Jordan Brand has unleashed another new team model dubbed the Air Jordan Icons. At a first glance, you can see that air jordan icons shoes built into the sole unit and providing superior comfort and cushioning is a I.P.S. system, which stands for Independent Podular Suspension.
The basketball shoe draws much of its inspiration from the Air Jordan XX and the Air Jordan XX3. Specifically, the stitching on the side panels and the tongue is obviously a similar copy of the Air Jordan XX3, while the midsole and outsole construction is identical to the Air Jordan XX.Other features this basketball shoe include the new 23/25 logo which has started appearing on some of Jordan Brand’s releases this year to mark their 25th Anniversary, and the ever-so-popular Black/Black-Varsity Red White color scheme.
Nike Air Force 1 Premium – Black/Light Bone-Sport Red Edition Online
Nike has released an Air Force 1 that you may want to pick up and stash for a later date. The shoe features a premium black nubuck upper. Light bone is seen on the laces, inner liner, midsole, and a striped pattern that runs from midsole to midsole. Hints of sport red appear on branding seen on the tongue and heel. Sitting beneath is a black rubber outsole. You can pick these up at bysneaker.com now.
Nike Air Jordan Force IV (AJF 4) GS – (White – Vivid Pink – Techno Blue)
The AJF4 Shoe appears above in a speckled mix of the primary pigment colours. A white upper and midsole finds contrasts in bright red (vivid pink, to be exact), yellow and blue. All three colours come together atop the white midsole in the form of tiny splashes that tie the look together. I like this air jordan shoes very much,how about you?
Nike Air Force 1 Low Futura Edition 2010
This latest Nike Air Force 1 Low comes in an Metallic Silver/White-Purple colorway. This particular retro lifestyle shoe is done up in an eye-popping metallic silver base comprised of premium leather (toe area) and perforated leather (side and heel panels). White hints appear in the form of the shoelaces, swoosh and the midsole; yet, its wicked purple details (tongue, outsole) give this shoe a very unique color scheme. The eye catching retro lifestyle shoe is broken up into two separate textures with the toe box using a sporting perforated feel as opposed the mid panel and rear, which are heavily perforated.
This Air Force 1 Low Premium is a result of a collaboration between Futura and Nike. Futura and Nike have been part of collaborations before, so both sides are familiar with each other.
2010 Nike Air Jordan X x Pantone 284 Collections
In the tenth part of this exclusive twenty-five chapter look at the For The Love Of The Game showcase series, the Air Jordan X is splashed with Pantone 284, celebrating Michael’s roots and passion for the game of basketball.
Nike Air Force 1 Shoes ’07 Edition
This retro lifestyle shoe uppers are constructed of clean white leather while metallic silver accents are put into use on areas such as the tongue tag, Nike swoosh, and the outsole. 3M material is added to the Nike swoosh to give it a nice shine in low light. Other features include a clean white midsole and a nylon tongue. This new white and metallic silver 3M pair looks like a throwback from the 80s; the unmistakeable all-white upper on top of the grey sole with a 3M reflective swoosh will have Air Force 1 sneakerheads nodding in approval.
The Nike Air Force 1 retro style shoe was at the forefront of the sneakerhead craze during the earlier part of this decade. While the designs and colorways of the Nike SB Dunk were popular for its eccentricity, the retro Nike Air Force 1 built its backbone on simple yet meticulous color blocking.
Nike AF1(one) Low /WBF Pack /Puerto Rico
Here we get a look at an Nike Air Force 1 Low made for Puerto Rico. These surfaced last week, but we didn’t get a great look. Well here we get a much better look of the Puerto Rico Air Force 1 Low.
Red leather covers the upper as well as the heel. Clean white is seen on the Nike swoosh, inner lining, tongue, shoe laces, heel tab and the midsole.Instead of the regular Nike tongue tag, the Puerto Rico takes its place.This sneaker is finished off with a clear outsole.
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Nike Air Jordan Silver Anniversary White Collections Online
Window shopping is a bitter sweet thing because although there’s a sense of knowing we might never get our hands on something, we love to daydream of how great it would be to have possession of ‘em. There’s always something about looking at stuff we can’t buy.Like the White/Red Collection on view at Nike town NYC, that’s what it’s like when viewing the Silver Anniversary Collections.
Ergo a white silver edition of the Jordan III, VIII, XIII XIX and XXIII. Though many Jordan purists give more love to the earlier models, even the 19 and 23 look crispy.
If you haven’t caught on, the selection of jordan shoes released in each set aren’t random. It’s going by roman numeral suffix order. First it was all Jay’s ending in Air Jordan I, then Air Jordan II, and now we get the third treatment.