| Air Yeezy Locations Posted: 03 Apr 2009 12:44 PM PDT  If you haven’t noticed, the Air Yeezy is probably going to be one of the biggest Nike releases this year. We’ve compiled a list of spots where you can find a pair. There are plenty more spots, but these are the ones that we’ve confirmed. Obviously, a lot these places already have tons of people camped out for them or pairs allocated to employees and VIPs, so get in where you fit in. List of the stores after the jump. |
Active Athlete (Houston, TX)
ALIFE Rivington (LES, NYC)
Beatnic (Fullerton, CA)
Blends (San Diego, CA)
Bodega (Boston, MA)
Burn Rubber (Detroit, MI)
Commonwealth DC
Concepts (Boston, MA)
Darkside Initiative (San Francisco, CA)
Dave’s Quality Meat (NY, NY)
DTLR (several locations in Baltimore)
Flight Club NY
Footaction (34th St, NYC)
House of Hoops Beverly HIlls
House of Hoops Chicago
House of Hoops Harlem
HUF SF (San Francisco, CA)
Kicks/HI (Honolulu, HI)
Leaders 1354 (Chicago, IL)
Livestock (Toronto, Canada)
MAJOR DC (Washington DC)
Millennium Shoes (Inglewood, CA)
Motive807 (Austin, TX)
Nike Sportswear 21 Mercer (NY)
Nike Sportswear Montalban (LA, CA)
Niketown Chicago
Niketown SF (San Francisco, CA)
Niketown LA
Premium Goods (Brooklyn, NY and Houston, TX)
Primitive (Encino, CA)
Proper (Long Beach, CA)
RiFLA (Los Angeles, CA)
Self Conscious (auction - Chicago, IL)
Sheikh’s (multiple locations, but most likely SF location)
Shoe Gallery (Miami, FL)
Sports Plus (New Orleans, LA)
St Alfreds (Chicago, IL)
Succezz (auction - Chicago, IL)
UBIQ (Philadelphia, PA)
Undefeated (All locations except Silverlake)
Vault Harlem
Walter’s (Atlanta, GA) |
| Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow Posted: 03 Apr 2009 12:23 PM PDT  Yesterday, we showed you the Nike Dunk Low Black 3M, and many of you were enamored by the infamous icy sole it possessed. In addition, we have now spotted another colorway of the Dunk that features the icy sole. As opposed to the Nike Dunk Low Black 3M, this particular sneaker is a Nike Dunk High model. Although both pair contain an icy sole, that is where the comparisons stop. The Nike Dunk High Premium contains a 100% purple base with minimal yellow accents on the shoelaces and tongue logo. An interesting feature is seen on the toe box, side panels and ankle area which own a woven texture. The rest of the sneaker is smothered in purple leather. |
Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow
Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow
 Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow
Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow 
Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow 
Nike Dunk High Premium Purple/Yellow
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| Stubbs x Supra Skytop Posted: 03 Apr 2009 11:55 AM PDT |  The Stubbs BBQ Supra Skytop that originally dropped for SXSW in Austin, is about to make its way to retailers everywhere.
Supra is releasing the sauced up Skytop now to Supra accounts like HUF in San Francisco. The BBQ sauce colored Skytop was a hit at SXSW, so you know these will be flying off the shelves your local dealer. Only 1000 pairs will be released worldwide. Available tomorrow, April 4th. |
Stubbs x Supra Skytop
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| Nike Air Force 1 Blue/Green-White Posted: 03 Apr 2009 09:55 AM PDT  The Air Huarache inspired Nike Air Force 1 has been a favorite amongst most of you. Three colorways of this highly-anticipated sneaker have surfaced including the Purple/Black, the White/White and this Royal Blue/Scream Green. It contains a 100% royal blue base with scream green accents on the shoelaces, inner lining and border of the tongue. The latter area also possesses the infamous Huarache logo. As for the material and texture, most of the sneaker is premium leather, yet it also contains nylon (side panels) and perforated sections on the heel. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a original white sole. We have spotted this colorway at many Nike retailers. |
Nike Air Force 1 Blue/Green-White
Nike Air Force 1 Blue/Green-White
Nike Air Force 1 Blue/Green-White
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| UNDFTD Nike Air Yeezy Giveaway Posted: 03 Apr 2009 09:35 AM PDT |  With everybody trying to get their hands on a pair of Air Yeezy’s, you’ll want to know that were not the only ones giving a pair away, Undefeated has another shot for you to avoid busting out the camping gear.
The UNDFTD Nike Air Yeezy Giveaway requires you to hit up their Facebook page and Twitter page to get a chance at winning. Check out the details after the jump, or hit up the UNDFTD site for more details. |
UNDFTD Nike Air Yeezy Giveaway
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| Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White Posted: 03 Apr 2009 08:39 AM PDT  According to you, the Nike Air Max “Lunar” is one of the better Air Max 1 colorways seen in a long time. However, we have now spotted another exclusive colorway of the Nike Air Max 1, yet, it was created solely for the women. This time, I will not fault some of you men for being jealous. It contains a predominately tan base with white accents on the toe box, shoelaces, heel and sole. One of the more interesting features is the white woven toe box. Other details include checkerboard side panels, gold swoosh, gold tongue logo and a dark tan outsole. |
Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White
Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White
Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White
Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White
Nike Womens Air Max 1 Tan/White
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| Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III “Dunkman” Posted: 03 Apr 2009 08:35 AM PDT | 
The “Dunkman” colorway originally showed up on the Zoom LeBron II and caught quite a following. Ever since, Nike and King James have applied the winning combination to a number of silhouettes, the latest of which you see here. The Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III “Dunkman” features the beloved grey and Mean Green color combo. Not to mention the translucent green sole. Look for these to hit retailers this month. The Zoom Soldier III has been well received so far, but is this better than the black/red and white/navy colorways? |
Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III “Dunkman”
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| Kicks On Court: Carmelo Participates in ‘Green Week’ Posted: 03 Apr 2009 07:45 AM PDT  On April 2nd, 2009, the NBA kicked off its first ever “Green Week”. Specific teams around the NBA will be sporting green jerseys in hopes of generating awareness and funding to preserve the environment. With that said, our Kicks On Court spotted Carmelo Anthony in some “Green Week” inspired Jordan sneakers! Last night, against the Utah Jazz, Denver Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony laced up an exclusive colorway of the Jordan Melo M5.It contains a predominately white base with green side panels. Part of the sole and tongue are also colored in green. Within the next week, be on the lookout for more “Green Week” kicks! |
Carmelo Anthony in the Jordan Melo M5 “Green Week” 
Carmelo Anthony laying it up in the Jordan Melo M5 “Green Week” 
Carmelo Anthony (left) in the Jordan Melo M5 “Green Week” 
Ramon Sessions in the Reebok Omni Hexride 
Deron Williams in the Nike Zoom Phenom PE 
Nick Young in the Nike Air Penny III 
LeBron James in the Nike Zoom LeBron VI 
Andre Iguodala in the Nike Foamposite Lite PE Pics via Yahoo. |
| fragment design x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape Posted: 03 Apr 2009 07:35 AM PDT | 
Nike Sportswear has teamed up with fragment design once again, this time for two versions of the Air Footscape. Like their most recent collab on the Nike Tennis Classic, simplicity seems to be the overall approach on these designs. The fragment design x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape is a Tier Zero release done up in simple two-tone colorways. Only a small fragment logo on the heel tab lets you know they were designers, typical of most of their work. Available now for about $150. |
fragment design x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape
fragment design x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape
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| Nike Terminator terminates Thursday Posted: 02 Apr 2009 03:13 PM PDT | 
Swagger with Nike pulls a McGrady with different colored kicks [High Snobiety] No shortage of good footage in Japan [Sneaker News] Sneaker Shop heavyweights DQM and HUF get together in a bag [Complex] Matching skate deck for those KRINK AF1’s you didn’t get ahold of [Hype Beast] Vans seems to never disappoint [Daily Drop] | |
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