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Also hitting Nike Sportswear spots now is the latest iteration of the Nike Air Huarache BBall 2012.
Sporting a predominately blue look, the Loyal Blue/Vivid Orange-Black-Storm Blue silhouette sees a white Nike Free outsole, black midsole, blue leather and mesh upper, blue TPU heel support wrap and blue and orange neoprene inner sleeve.
You can cop these now for 5 via Oneness.
Available alongside the White/Dark Obsidian colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Mid is this White/Vivid Orange Air Force 1 High.
Also decked out in white leather with a white rubber midsole, the kicks feature Vivid Orange accents on the nylon ankle strap, tongue tab branding, Swoosh, midsole branding and outsole.
Available for 0, these can also be copped from Nike Sportswear retailers like Foot Locker.
Here’s another offering from Nike’s new Nike Zoom Elite+ 5 series.
This New York Knick inspired colorway shows pro platinum/white, deep royal blue, and total orange hits along its mesh and synthetic upper, but also offers up reflective elements, or 3M, for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions. Adding to the details of this lightweight runner include its durable carbon rubber heel for maximum durability, a custom-fit sockliner, and even a strategically placed Nike Zoom unit in the forefoot for shock absorption.
What more could you ask for from Nike Running? Challenge yourself and beat your next mile with the Nike Zoom Elite+ 5 as it is now available online at NikeStore.
Nike Free continues to dominate the ‘comfy outsole’ sector with its new designs and hybridized classics, like the Huaraches and the Kukini Free. The verdict on the ‘Free’ hybrids is still out, but in the case of comfort, the Kukini Free is guilty of all charges because they are built for maximum comfort with the Free outsole, lace-less construction, and lock-down cage fit. This new Vivid Orange release offers up a wild rendition of the equally eccentric design, and with Europe’s SneakersNStuff stocking these now, you should find ‘em at your local NSW retailer soon if they haven’t popped up yet.
Nike Kukini Free
Vivid Orange/Medium Grey-White
511444-801
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Nike Free continues to dominate the ‘comfy outsole’ sector with its new designs and hybridized classics, like the Huaraches and the Kukini Free. The verdict on the ‘Free’ hybrids is still out, but in the case of comfort, the Kukini Free is guilty of all charges because they are built for maximum comfort with the Free outsole, lace-less construction, and lock-down cage fit. This new Vivid Orange release offers up a wild rendition of the equally eccentric design, and with Europe’s SneakersNStuff stocking these now, you should find ‘em at your local NSW retailer soon if they haven’t popped up yet.
Nike Kukini Free
Vivid Orange/Medium Grey-White
511444-801
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The ‘What The Max’ Pack featuring the Hyperfuse-laden Air Max triumvirate highlights a rainbow of colors that chaotically mash up Sports Red and Soar and Blues and other wild tones, but if you’re looking for something a bit more controlled, check out this June release of the Wolf Grey and Vivid Orange. Ninety-five connoisseurs would immediately think of that late ’99 release of the ‘Orange Peel’ Air Max 95s, but for those who can’t think back that far, you can perform a self-’inception’ by copping these on June 7th.
Nike Air Max 95 360
Wolf Grey/Vivid Orange-Neutral Grey
511307-080
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Nike Air Max+ 2009 drops a new colorway just in time for summer runs. Vivid orange accents add a spark to the dark grey backdrop. To finish it off, this Nike Air Max+ 2009 also makes use of a white swoosh for contrast. Available now at Nike for 0.
Nike Air Max 2009+
Dark Grey/White-Vivid Orange
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Joining the Dynamic Blue colorway of 2012′s retro of the Nike Air Current is this Total Orange version of the 1980s runner.
Utilizing a bit more black than the previous pair, these also sport a contrasting white midsole while grey hits the lining, eyestay and heel tab.
Look for these to debut at Nike Sportswear locations this Summer alongside a plethora of additional colorways.
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Precisely one week following the release of a “retro+” colorway, Jordan Brand is releasing yet another retro+ in the form of the Air Jordan XII in a crowd-pleasing Cool Grey/White colorway, with hits of Team Orange at the tongue and quarter panels. The upper is constructed from stitched nubuck along the Cool Grey portions, while white textured leather and rubber cover the remaining real estate on the shoe. Dropping a little less than a month after the classic Playoff XIIs, this Cool Grey pair will make a nice addition to the XII subcategory of your Air Jordan collection. The kicks are scheduled to hit store shelves on May 19th.
Style: 130690-012
Color: Cool Grey/White-Team Orange
Release Date: May 19th, 2012 (Saturday)
Air Jordan 12 Retro – Cool Grey, White & Team Orange
The past few months have been dedicated to the Air Jordan 12 Retro, with a release scheduled every month until June. On May 19th, you can expect to see the latest on the roster hit the shelves, seen here in Cool Grey, White and Team Orange. Using a mix of nubuck and leather, the kicks feature the traditional metal eyelets on the ankle, as well as a unique tread pattern on the outsole. If you want to grab a pair of these, make sure you are in line on the 19th!
Air Jordan XII ‘Cool Grey’
Cool Grey/Team Orange-White
130690-012
05/19/12
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You’ll never know by looking at its vibrant product line that Nike is celebrating its 48th year as a company this year. In honoring its heritage, iconic design of the past, and occasion like this, Nike is bring back some of its most memorable vintage models. Needless to say, Air Safari made the list. A lightweight combination of suede, nylon, and leopard patterned leather, its off-the-center design forever altered the perception of sneaker as simple athletic footwear but a fashionable everyday wear. Available in two eye-catching colors of Mesa Orange and Gorge Green, the 2012 version of Nike Air Safari will be available soon at select Nike Sportswear retailer, such as BURNER of Mannheim, Germany.
Style: 525245-800
Color: Mesa Orange/Sail/Black Tea/Blk
Style: 525245-370
Color: Gorge Green/Granite/Bamboo/Blk
Set for a release at Nike’s own flagship retail spaces next week, the Anthracite/White-Team Orange colorway of the Jordan Melo M8 has already hit select Nike Basketball accounts.
Worn by Melo in games 1 and 2 of the New York Knicks playoff series against the Miami Heat, the kicks pair orange laces and patent leather with an anthracite upper and white contrasting accents on the lining, eyestay, branding and outsole.
Retailing for 5, you can pick these up from spots like Concepts.
