Posted by maskixs12 on Mar 15, 2010 in
Adidas Just as we thought the Adidas Star Wars Collabos were over a new one comes into play, this time its with Adidas New Sneaker The Hoth Skate Highs! For those who are unfamiliar, the creative concept behind the Hoth Skate High lies in Hoth, the sixth planet of the remote Hoth system. It is a planet drenched in snow and ice, and sports various noons. In The Empire Strikes Back, the Rebel Alliance relocates to Hoth after the victorious Battle of Yavin. More specifically, the shoes take design inspiration from the Rebel Alliance and the snowsuits they don on HOTH.
The Adidas Hoth Skate High consists of a mix of smooth and quilted tan suede panels and feature fur-lined accents in both the heel stripe and the lining. Of course, branding on the heel tab and special Star Wars logo (on soles and on the inside of tongue).
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Posted by maskixs12 on Mar 15, 2010 in
Nike Signature For Nike’s Woman’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection they are taking the classic Nike Air Feather Sneaker. Nike is incorporating a solid neon color atop canvas uppers, with white accents on the laces, strap, and out soles of the sneaker.
Posted by miten on Mar 12, 2010 in
Uncategorized This Limited Edition Kobe V in Black and Blue feature a combination of snake-skin textured uppers on smooth leather uppers. A white swoosh, and gold textile accent on the fiberglass back heel with Kobe’s signature add style to this unique colorway. These are believed to be released in Asia only. Look for them on Citysole.com in the upcoming days.
Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Adidas Joining the St. Patrick’s Day PE party is adidas and its two main basketball models, the adidas Supernatural Commander and Supernatural Creator. One can expect Dwight Howard and Kevin Garnett to wear the Supernatural PE, while T-Mac’s Creator should match well with the Knicks St. Patty’s Day uniforms that have become somewhat of a tradition. St. Patrick’s Day is obviously known for raucous alcohol-fests, but doesn’t beer always make you feel Supernatural?
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Reebok All Reebok is askin’ for is a little respect. The song made famous by Aretha Franklin applies to Reebok, which at one point could bang down low with the big boys. Some of Reebok’s best models were as popular (if not more so) than Nikes and Jordans; the early 90s were all about Jordans, Nike Flight, and Reebok Pumps. As children, we’re taught to respect our elders, so as sneaker-heads, it’s time to pay homage to three of the greatest designs of 90s footwear, the Reebok Pump Omni Lite, Insta Pump Fury, and Court Victory Pump. The Reebok Pump Respect Pack celebrates 20 years of the Pump by releasing the three aforementioned sneakers in great colourways – so consider this part deux after the Respect Pack first released in late 2009.
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Adidas Star Wars would be a shoe-in if one created a list of the top ten greatest films in history. “Shoe-in” and “Top Ten” is the idea for this latest adidas Originals, which features the Stormtroopers on the side of a Top Ten. The Stormtrooper graphic is a lot more prevalent in this pair compared to the last pair invaded by the Stormtroopers – the adidas Superstar Stormtrooper.
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Nike In the past few days, we have showcased a plethora of Nike Hyperdunk PEs, including the pairs made for the University of Texas and St. John’s University. We now have the UConn Huskies’ player exclusive colorway of the Hyperdunk to report. This style hosts a white to navy gradient upper accented by a navy blue toebox, white outsole, navy midsole, and white inner lining. Another major aspect of this Hyperdunk is the UConn logo on the tongue and 1881, the year in which the university was founded, on the inside of the tongue. There is no word regarding a possible release, so stay tuned for updates.
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Reebok Originally released in 1991, the Reebok Pump Omni Lite is a classic sneaker which is constantly re-released in new and exciting colorways that keep fans wanting more. This time around, the Pump Omni Lite hosts a black upper with citron accents seen on the tongue, rear, and paneling, red accents on the toecap and heel, and white accents visible via the midsole and words on the sneaker. Overall, this pair yields a bright and fresh new colorway of a classic model. The Reebok Pump Omni Lite – Black/Citron-Red-White is now available for a retail price of $120.
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Nike Air Max Earlier on in his career, while with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Kevin Garnett wore a number of shoes with Nike that sneakerheads still think of rather highly. For example, the Nike Air Flightposite II was a beloved former Kevin Garnett signature Nike sneaker that released recently in a metallic zinc colorway. Now another former Kevin Garnett signature Nike sneaker has once again been made available. The Nike Air Max 3 pictured here also got redone with metallic accents, this time coming in a very shiny gold mixed with white. This pair of Nike basketball shoes is actually available for purchase now from select Nike retailers
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Posted by koutrouby on Mar 12, 2010 in
Adidas adidas and Star Wars fans have been ranting and raving about the massive adidas Originals x Star Wars Collection, with many scrambling to get their hands on the entire collection or some of their personal favorites from the series.
Earlier this year the adidas Originals and Star Wars released the first part of the collection, a lineup of sneakers inspired by characters from the Star Wars saga such as Yoda, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader and Princess Leia.
Next up for this co-branded collection is the Battle Vehicle Pack, five sneakers honoring a few of the battle vehicles from the Rebel and Galactic Empire. The pack features a Samba in a style inspired by the X-Wing, a Stan Smith 80 honoring the Millennium Falcon, a Superstar Vintage styled after the Death Star, a Nizza Hi for the Tie Fighter, and lastly a Forum Mid inspired by the AT AT. Incase you forget which vehicle is being represented the tongue tag of each model includes a graphic of the actual battle vehicle along with it’s name.
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