Official Photos of the Air Jordan 9 “Anthracite”

Subtle, subdued and supremely stylish, the Air Jordan 9 Anthracite releases in just under three weeks, Nike Free Run something of a blast from the past.

The shoe comes cloaked in black from heel to toe, collar to sole, Nike Free Run New Zealand with the only contrast coming courtesy of white on the branding and eyelets– minimally distributed, but striking in its departure.

If the shoe looks familiar, it should. These understated good looks are a dead ringer for the coveted Oregon Air Jordan 9, sans the UO branding.

The latest greatest IX hit stores September 5, a fortnight after the Spirit edition.

Air Jordan 9 Retro
Anthracite/Black-White
Style #: 302370-013
5 September 2015
$190

Nike Kobe 10 “Peach Jam” Release Date Approaches

As reported a few short weeks ago, the Nike Kobe 10 Peach Jam will see a public release! Initially expected to remain exclusive to the players at the annual Peach Jam, a Nike Elite Youth Basketball League event, the running nike sneakers for cheap shoe will instead find its way to shelves on August 27.

This is spectactular news, of course, being that the Nike Kobe 10 Peach Jam, cheap nike air max 2015 nike with its blue-scale graphic-printed upper and reflective silver Swoosh, is one of the best non-Elite Kobe 10s to date.

Take a closer look at the quickly approaching new colorway below, and look for that launch in a little over a week.

Nike Kobe 10
Emerald Glow/Reflect Silver-Court Purple
Style #: 705317-305
27 August 2015
$180

This isn’t the Nike KD 8 Lifestyle

Strapless Air Force 1 high upper — sans Swoosh, mind you — cheap roshe run shoes and a tiny heel-counter finished with a tiny Swoosh? This is the second colorway of the KD 8 Lifestyle, right?

Wrong. In fact, it’s apparently an entirely new model altogether, dubbed the Nike Pro Stepper.

The similarities are certainly paramount, but there are differences. cheap roshes runs The seamless upper boasts what appears to be a knit mesh construction and Hyperfuse eyelets, while the iced-out sole unit is borrowed off of the Air Force 1, rather than the KD 8 Lifestyle’s Dunk sole. Still, it’s definitely familiar. Very familiar.

Whether it’s the colorway or the composition, we here at Nikeblog actually prefer the Nike Pro Stepper to Kevin Durant’s current off-court style. If you agree, hit spots like West NYC to pick up a pair. $120 a pop.

Nike KD 8 “Hunt’s Hill Night” Looks Fantastic

The KD 8 continues its first run of colorways with big number five: the Nike KD 8 Hunt’s Hill Night.

Inspired by young Kevin Durant’s nocturnal workouts — he also did morning runs in that same locale — air huarache mens red the Hunt’s Hill Night channels dusk with a cool, clean grey Flyweave upper, interspersed with jets of black along the accents, Flywire and branding. Vivid moonbeams of teal contrast on the sole and Zoom Air unit meanwhile, lightly used but striking in its juxtaposition.

Arguably the best colorway of the model yet — black running shoes outlet cheap we do love that “Suit” edition though — the Nike KD 8 Hunt’s Hill Night release date is set for September 2.

Nike KD 8 “Hunt’s Hill Night”
Night Silver/Deep Pewter-Tumbled Grey-Green Glow
Style #: 749375-020
2 September 2015
$180

Nike KD 8 Lifestyle “Metallic Silver” Release 8/21

The Nike KD 8 Lifestyle Metallic Silver releases today, August 21, at stateside retailers, cheap nike free womens giving you a crack at Kevin Durant’s signature style off-court. To an extent.

Really, the shoe is less Durant-themed and more a nod to the classics. It’s essentially a cross between the Air Force 1 and Dunk.

The upper, composed of layered perforated mesh that transitions from silver to black, cheap womens nike free run 5.0 paired with white leather accents, is borrowed from the Air Force 1 High, less the strap and side-Swoosh. That’s built atop a clean, classic sole that stacks white atop gum brown. If it looks familiar, it should. It’s taken directly from the Dunk.

But hey, what’s in a name; good looks are good looks, right? The Nike KD 8 Lifestyle Metallic Silver releases Friday, August 21, at retailers nationwide, including many Foot Lockers.

If you’d prefer basically this exact same shoe, but finished with an AF1 sole, check out the new NSW Pro Stepper.

Brown Bag it with Nike SB’s Flawless New Dunk

Love it or hate it — and this one will surely be polarizing — you can’t knock the creativity on Nike Skateboarding’s latest, nike free run nz the Nike SB Dunk High Brown Bag. And, yeah: we love it.

Feeling like a throwback — simply in the sense that this seems instantly like one of SB’s hallowed classics — the shoe sports black accents against a heavily textured “crinkled” leather upper executed in solid brown. nike free run 5.0 Not just wildly original, the Nike SB Dunk High Brown Bag is a masterclass in visual storytelling, instantly evoking so many brown paper bags, be they filled with sandwiches and Ruffles or Mickey’s 22s.

You can pick up Nike SB’s latest masterpiece at select retailers like Premier, who is stocking more than a full size run.


Nike Dunk High Premium SB “Brown Bag”
Filbert/Black-Gum Dark Brown
Style #: 313171-202
August 2015
$110

Nike Free Trainer 5.0 “Texas Longhorns” PE

The University of Texas football program is something of a golden child to Nike, cheap flyknit roshe runs owing to their incredible popularity that’s seen record-breaking annual revenues and even the creation of their own television network. So it should come as no surprise that the team regularly gets the first class treatment when it comes to Swoosh stuff, from uniforms to gear.

Case in point, school exclusives don’t come much better than the Nike Free Trainer 5.0 Texas Longhorns PE. The signature zigzagged design of the Free Trainer 5.0 mixes burnt orange and white in its Fuse-and-mesh construction, sure, cheap nike free run but that’s not even the big draw. The white heel is ubiquitously printed with the instantly recognizable Longhorn logo, boldly punctuating the school theme.

While a Nike Free Trainer 5.0 Texas Longhorns PE release would be great, it’s not in the cards at the moment. But who knows, maybe there’ll be another college football “Week Zero” collection. We can wish, anyway. Stay tuned. . . .