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Mar 10
Nike Auto Trainer – Fall 2010 Preview
Nike’s recent vulcanized-sole escapades have caused quite a stir among sneakerheads; some enjoy the casual look the v-sole brings but purists have lamented hybridization and yearn for truer retros. Lately, the vulcanized sole has remained the dominant allele; the latest original model (or some might say ‘victim’) is the Nike Trainer SC II 3/4. The upper features the Trainer SC II design, from the perforated upper to the dual-layer ankle spport. Gone is the multi-grooved outsole and visible Air Unit and trademark Trainer in-step strap. In fact, the two features that made the Trainer a classic – the strap and fierce midsole design – have been removed in favor of the laid-back, low-tech look. This Holiday 2010 release has been stamped with an $85 price-tag. Will it see a similar fate as the Nike Auto Force 180 which plummeted to $19.99 at Nike Outlets? Time will tell. Check out the upcoming colourways and stay tuned for more info.
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Mar 10
Sneaker News Nike LeBron Archive Launch
Seven seasons. Six All-Star Games. NBA Finals. MVP. Olympic Gold Medal. Seven signature shoes. LeBron has managed to rack up enough accomplishments throughout his still-young career to validate his own volume in the annals of NBA History, so Sneaker News decided to honor King James with a LeBron James archive, detailing his signature line with Nike and his effect on the sneaker culture. As LeBron’s career highlights pile up, the archive will expand, so keep checking back for updates; for now, read up on the Nike LeBron 1 through 7 and find out how each signature model progressed.
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Mar 10
Barney’s New York x Maison Martin Margiela Paint Sneakers
Score another win for Martin Margiela and his paint splattered “Replica” German army sneakers. In the latest iteration, MMM hits a laceless version of the trainer with “some methodically aimless strokes of matte paint” for Barney’s New York. Sure you could do this yourself. But you didn’t. (GQ)
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Mar 10
Air Jordan 1 Low Phat – Blue – White
While it’s great that Nike SB Dunks are getting their stuffed tongues back, the Air Jordan 1 Low Phat has stuck with extra padding the whole way. It’s not specifically designed as a skate shoe, but thanks to a cobalt blue nubuck and white leather design, they’re capable of handling any task, at least aesthetically. These AJ1 Phat Lows just hit some Jordan Brand retailers in Europe and Asia, so stick with Sneaker News, and we’ll let you know if they will release in the US.
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Mar 10
Air Jordan VI (6) Retro – Infrared Pack – June 2010
BREAKING NEWS:
Over the last few months, rumors have been circling around a possible Air Jordan VI (6) Retro Infrared Pack, featuring both the black and white colourways of the Infrared Jordan VI that are regarded as two of the greatest Jordan colourways of all time. New product information and style codes have surfaced, confirming the release of the Infrared Jordan VI Package for June 2010. Stay tuned to Sneaker News for updated information, as this package of Jordans is sure to cause Space Jam-like mayhem.
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