Nike Air Maxim 1 Torch “Holland” They put flex on the air max now... <<<< I like. :)

If this Air Maxim 1 looks familiar to you, it’s because you’ve seen it before. When we first saw it, we knew it’d be a Summer release, but what we didn’t know was that it is actually tied into Nike’s World Cup collection and was designed for Team Holland.
Total Orange suede wraps around the mudguard and can be seen at various points throughout, including the heel and midfoot. White mesh and Torch fill out the toe box and matching Flywire supports the quarter panel. Black was worked in a bit too, appearinf on the outsole, Swoosh, embroidery and eyelet. These haven’t hit retail just yet, but you an grab a pair now from overseas retailer Kix-Files.

These are a nice color way. I want

A new colorway of the beloved Nike Air Max 1 has been spotted overseas, and with any luck, will be gracing the feet of American sneakerheads shortly. With baseball kicking off this week, this shoe is the perfect way for any Seattle Mariners fan to show their support.
These don a suspiciously navy-looking “Violet” on their mudguard, quarter panels and other suede-covered areas. That same hue appears on the mesh on the collar, tongue and toe box. Said mesh stretches over Menthol to form a layered look at the aforementioned locations. Menthol is also used on the liner, Swoosh and forefoot panel. A white midsole pairs up with matching laces. These are a women’s release, but look for them to be available for both men and women in America sometime soon.

I busted in my pants when I saw this, I wanted these for ever but they were always marked up beyond ridiculous. INFRARED 90'S

The Nike Air Max 90 Infrared is a special shoeto many collectors. Similar to the Air Max 95 “Neon,” this colorway is the most popular and sought- after for this silhouette. And later this year, it can be yours again.

The mudguard is black, as is the top plastic eyelet. Elsewhere, the remainder of the upper is grey nubuck and white mesh. The famed Infrared color appears on the outsole, heel, Air Max window surround and midfoot, adding the namesake color in spades. Be on the look out for these in July.

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Nike Air max 97.

The Nike Air Max 1 dropped in its OG colors just last year, nearly bringing a tear to the eyes of many Nike runner fans. For fans of the younger, but more technologically advanced Air Max 97, the news of the Silver/Grey-Red retro release may do the same. As you know, the entire upper is designed with grey and metallic silver piping, with hits of 3M reflective material and white throughout. The midsole, which harnesses the full-length Max Air unit, is white as well. Touches of red can be seen on the mid-panel Swoosh and tongue logo.

Nike Neon 95 coming back out in the O10. Yessir

The runner that never ages is back again for 2010. We alerted you to their European release recently, but they are finally hitting stateside stores. The Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” just became available at Politics.

If you aren’t familiar with this pair of Nikes, they maintain the original gradient design on the upper. Neon yellow accents appear on the lace hoops and also in the Air Max bags. Make sure to grab your pair now, as these are sure to sell quickly, regardless of how often they retro.

Cool color way.

If you’ve been following the Nice Kicks Twitteraccount, you know that the MAGIC tradeshow is currently going on in Las Vegas for the clothing and sneaker industry. This pair of Nike Air Max 1s, which we first saw way back in November on the feet of a member of the Patta team, has popped up again. This time, it came with a confirmation that it will release.

Burgundy suede covers the mudguard and quarter panels, while a shimmer sheen-esque material fills in the remainder. The lateral Swooshes use burgundy carpet, while the medial ones use light blue. The lateral eyelets match are also blue, while yellow appears on the inner sides. A while midsole is complemented by the multicolor outsole to splash some more color onto this colorway. As a friend of Patta, artist Parra added this touches and artwork throughout.

Air Max 1 Club Purple

Earlier this week, we notified you of the Air Maxim 1 Black/Club Purple-Aquamarine thatNike released at select retailers recently. Now, Nike has released an women’s Air Max 1 that features a similar color scheme.

It simply owns a mainly a grey and white colored base comprised of suede and mesh, respectively. However, its most glaring attributes are the club purple hints seen on the swoosh and the strip just above the white midsole. Other features include a pink inner lining and yellow top laceholders. Available now at Kix-Files. Are some of you guys jealous right now? Click here to view additional photos.

Nike air max 97 sports RED

The pictured Metallic Silver/Sport Red-Blackcolorway of the Nike Air Max 97 is now appearing at Nike accounts. As per usual, the color blocking follows the waves that are integrated into the design of the upper. The mudguard is metallic silver while the rest of the waves alternate between red and black. The shoe’s lining is white mesh, a nice touch especially if one plans to actually run in these.

The retail price tag for these kicks is $145.

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15 Sneakers We’re Most Thankful For Returning in ‘09

The blank in which we left vacant on the last page is obviously the almighty Air Jordan 11 Retro “Space Jam”. There is not a more sought after sneaker for 2009. Many of you have been saving money up for this release since we heard that it was releasing earlier this year. We last saw this sneaker in 2000. Now, 10 years and $50 more dollars later, it is back to many people’s excitement. Is this the sneaker you’re most thankful for returning in ‘09?

Air Max P "Hot Red"

From the Air Hoop Structure to the Air Structure Triax 91, Hot Red has been used as an accent throughout 2009. And to wrap up this month, we’ll see it again on an Air Max 90 Premium.

Black, white and flint grey comprise the upper, including a leather mudguard around the bottom. Hot Red is used around the Air Max bubble window, on the lace guards and heel, breaking and brightening up the monotony of the darker hues used elsewhere.

With a number of Air Max releases planned for the future, where do you place these?