| Air Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11 SC Posted: 19 Oct 2010 08:52 PM PDT 
A new Air Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11 is eyed to be out this month. This time, it’s a special edition CMFT Viz Air 11 with Sole Collector as collaboration partner. Words from our source,
“The CMFT Viz Air 11 released back in late August, providing fans of the Air Jordan XI with a casual shoe that blends proven Jordan DNA with running elements. Now we've teamed up with the good folks over at Sole Collector to launch a special edition of the CMFT Viz Air 11. As true sneakerheads themselves, they looked to infuse the "Jordan CMFT 11 SC" with the look of a classic material within the Air Jordan line – carbon fiber. The end result is a synthetic carbon fiber weave along the shoe's overlay rand, giving it a sophisticated look.
The Air Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11 SC release date is on on October 23rd, 2010, and available exclusively at Nike Santa Monica and Nike Roosevelt Field. Take a closer look at the following Jordan CMFT Viz Air 11 SC images.      
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| NBA banned Athletic Propulsion Lab Shoe Posted: 19 Oct 2010 08:19 PM PDT 
Yesterday, NBA made an official announcement. The league banned Athletic Propulsion Lab Concept 1 shoe use in any game. On their following statement, they said that, "under league rules, players may not wear any shoe during a game that creates an undue competitive advantage." This new line of kicks has a breakthrough spring-based system that is designed to increase instantly the players vertical lift. This shoe-steroid like claim was made from Athletic Propulsion Labs with founders twins Adam and Ryan Goldston. Although no proven test or factual information regarding the claim, earlier this year rumors spread on the internet that ‘you can jump higher’ with Athletic Propulsion Lab Concept 1 shoe. Chris Ballard, a writer from Sports Illustrated, took video of himself testing the Athletic Propulsion Lab shoe. Check the following photos to see more of Athletic Propulsion Lab, and learn from our source for more info.
    
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