One of Nike’s bests and the most awaited shoe is now available at Nike retailers for $140. This is the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 in Grey/Marina Blue colorway. Basically, the whole upper was covered with Grey having Blue Marina accents in the form of lace loops, Swoosh on the strap, and Air Unit. The contoured White midsole completes the shoe with great contrast. [NiceKicks]

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Are you campaigning against breast cancer? Maybe you can be an advocate for its awareness by having a pair of Think Pink Nike Hyperize which is now available on Eastbay and Foot Locker’s House Of Hoops locations for $125. Let’s have a quick recall on where this sneaker had its controversial media appearance. When the University of Illinois won over the Indiana University early this year, the players wore the Think Pink edition of the Nike Hyperize as tribute to NC State’s late Head Coach Kay Yow. It was previously released in women’s sizes but now it can be purchased for males too for size 16 or 14.5.

 
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Another new technology from Jordan Brand and a must-try for every fan is the Elephant Print lasering that can customize rare All Star Weekend sneakers or your favorite line of Air Jordans. The process of attaining this latest breakthrough is very laborious. From foil wrapping to taping off the shoe, the resulting unique sneaker is worth every effort. Popularized by Air Jordan III, the lasering machine will have a tour around the world starting on Europe and back to Oregon. So do you think that having your own “1 of 1’s” is a good idea?

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Good news for all sneaker heads out there. The Air Jordan designed by Tinker Hatfield and Mark Smith is now available on your favorite Nike retailers worldwide. For $170, you can purchase a pair of these must-try shoes in black/varsity red and white colorway. Would you spare some of your savings for these sneakers?

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A couple of days ago we featured a Nike Sportswear Tennis Classic AC Vintage model that came in a striking colorway. Well here we get a look at another upcoming release of the Nike Vintage Tennis Classic AC. This one comes in an Grey / Black colorway. This shoe doesn’t feature any bold colors, which is highly demanded by some people. Grey is featured on the entire upper. Minimal Black is used on the sneaker, but can be seen on the ankle and the Nike branding on the tongue tag. The shoe comes with the classic vintage vulcanized sole. Im really not a big fan of the Tennis Classic AC, but these are kind of nice. These are available now at select retailers.

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Here we see a brand new colorway of the Nike Air Classic BW. This Nike Air Classic BW features the Torch technology, which is Nikes latest material. The sneaker features a simple colorway, as the shoe comes in Black/White/Metallic Silver. Black is seen throughout the shoe including the Nike Swoosh, midsole, liner, tongue, and outsole. White is seen on the top laceholders and the Nike Branding on the tongue tag. Metallic Silver is used on the heel and around the air unit. If your looking for a simple and plain sneaker, these would be prefect for you. The sneaker has just arrived at select retailers over in Korea, so expect a release in the states sometime soon.

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Chris Paul was named to the NBA All-Star team but you were not able to spot him anywhere in the All-Star Weekend in Dallas because he was injured long before the game started. This All-Star Jordan CP3.III could have been best as his footwear. With its faded gloss synthetic material that is more striking with its deep red color with shades of gold, the All-Star CP3.III is outstanding with its stitch patterns and lasered designs. Other features include clean splatter print midsole as well as the CP3 logo on top of the tongue. Have a closer look with this sneaker because it is still not available in the market.

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