We have not really seen a good number of Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 colors for this year but there were a few pairs like the Blue-Paradise Aqua and the White-Green Blade-Blue. There is news that Nike Sportswear will soon introduce a new colorway in the form of Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 in Black-Pink-Metallic Silver at selected retail outlets.
Apart from the minimum hints of pink apparent on the top laceholders, there is also the visible Air sole unit and the Nike branding. This has a highly subtle color scheme. It has black suede and some mesh colored in anthracite which covers the base and it comes with a metallic silver sole that finished off the sneaker construction.
We can expect to see more of it this year and a slew of them might be released next year to mark its 20th year celebration. Would you want to have one?
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This Nike Air Max 1 iD Try On was first made exclusive to 21 Mercer Street Store. But now it has emerged after about 6 months since its first release right outside the borders of Manhattan. Now in Sneaker Politics in Louisiana, there is now a limited run of these beauties that are ready for stock and for sale. This is the only place that you can still get them considering it is still offered in its retail price that is affordable.
Its uppers is made up of grey suede and silver mesh. It comes with a forefoot strip, the top eyelet surround and of course the heel patch which makes use of the black splatters. You may not notice abruptly the 3M swoosh in metallic silver. This shoe was nicknamed Try On since it represents the one given to Nike iD clients who customize together their custom Air Max 1s right in the New York design studio.
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If vintage and classics are what we are talking about in the world of sneakers, then this Nike All Court Low would not be called a Vintage for nothing. This has been one of the most popular sneakers during the early parts of 2010. Colorways in navy and birch came out first that majority in the sneaker world really loved. And now, Nike has just released the Nike All Court Low Vintage in Black and White. It is now made available in selected stores just like 21 Mercer Street.
This is made up of 100% all white canvas uppers that is given good contrast with its black swoosh and its vintage and classy Nike logo right on the shoe tongue. But the real vintage characteristic can be seen on its sole since it comes with its designed stain. It has white laces and inner lining. It was officially made available just this month of June.
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There were three colorways that became a part of the Nike 6.0 Dunks special edition which were all made available in 21 Mercer New York. When these colorways were first introduced to everyone, the reactions were mixed and it made the most thought it was not that bad after all.
The three heavyweight canvas uppers of the sneakers were the ones who fought against their critics of the 6.0 reputation. The three solid color uppers came with swooshes that have contrasting colors. The Club Purple color was teamed up with some 3M reflective brand while for the black and grey ones took its aid from the color contrasts offered by white and Del Sol. The latter pair utilized a retro colored liner, laces and sole.
So what do you think of this 6.0 lineup? Will it really get somewhere just like the popular sneakers of Nike? If given a choice, would you want to own one?
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Here we see a new colorway of the Nike Blazer AC High. This Nike Blazer AC High comes in a Dark Grey/Solar Red colorway. I would never expect Nike to use this type of colorway on one of their best models, so I’m pretty surprised. This Blazer features an upper constructed of matte dark grey nubuck. Black tumbled leather appears on the Nike swoosh, heel tab, and the five Velcro straps. To turn some heads, Nike adds solar red to the midsole, inner lining, swoosh contrast stitching, and the heel tab Nike branding. No aspect of this sneaker amuses me. The colorway tries too hard, and the design is ruined thanks to the Velcro straps. What do you think of this Nike Blazer AC High? These are available now at the Nikestore.

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Throughout the year, the “Citrus” 9s have been talked about a lot. With 2010 being dominated by huge releases such as the Anniversary 11s and the Infrared Pack. Even with those release, sneakerheads have had their eyes on this Air Jordan IX Retro. A while back, we got the release date, which is July. As for the design of the sneaker, it looks flawless. The sneaker features a black leather upper with black 3M running along the heel and ankle. Citrus accents aren’t used much, but can be spotted on the tongue, heel, and sole. Jordan Brand finishes off the sneaker with a clean white outsole. To get a better feel of the shoe, check out the newest images of the Citrus 9s.

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The “Eggplant” colorway has been used on a number of Nike sneakers. We all know that the colorway was made from the Air Foamposite One, but other Nike models have used the colorway quite well. The next sneaker to take on the “Eggplant” colorway is the Nike Air Max 24/7. Most of the sneaker uses the eggplant color, including the entire upper and heel. Black appears on the inner lining, Nike swoosh, lace panels, and the lace loops. Those same lace loops feature 3M stripes. Nike finishes off the Air Max 24/7 with a visible Air Max unit. Once again, Nike pulls of the eggplant colorway on a different sneaker. As of now, we have no release info, so keep it here for updates. What do you think of this Nike Air Max 24/7?

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A women’s colorway can be easily spotted. Brands tend to make womens sneakers with loud and eye-catching colorways. I don’t know why they do that, but it’s been like that for years. Well here we see a WMNS Air Max 24/7 that doesn’t look anything like a women’s sneaker. This Nike WMNS Air Max 24/7 comes in a Metallic Silver/Black/Dark Shadow colorway.
The sneakers upper is made of black mesh and white leather. Black is also used on the tongue and inner lining, while white also comes into place on the lower portion of the sneaker. Metallic silver is put into use on the heel tab and Nike swoosh, with grey appearing on the lace holders and tongue. Even though these are made for the ladies, look for a lot of guys to be rocking these during the summer. Look for these to drop sometime later this year.

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A blue fleece material covers the side panels and quarter panel, while most of the sneakers base is done up in white leather. Gold appears on the Nike swoosh, back pull tab, and the “MVP” print on the heel. Crimson accent are used for the inner lining, swoosh border, and other areas around the sneaker. Word is that these aren’t going to release, but if something pops up, we will let you know.

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Nike does not just promise a great deal of design and colors for their sneakers. They also promise delivery of high quality and performance especially for their sneaker products. These particular Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid Hyperfuse promise to render top level performance. And this has been made possible for the modern and new technologies applied by Nike. It consists of four colorways that have been seen and already made available at the Nike store.
It uses simple color blocks made for the entire series. There is the Club Purple and the Retro, which has shades of green that is about the same as how teal looks. It appears over some black bases. Another is the Varsity Red which is matched with medium grey while the fourth pair has volt accents on uppers of black and dark grey. The hue of neon can be seen on the peeks of the Fuse upper due to the Volt liner.
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