What do you guys think of the  Cork wave, Nike Classic is this a cop or not?ÿþThe Nike Air Max Plus Premium has surfaced in another new colorway as we bring you a look at the Photo Blue offering. Starting off with a white-based upper, this new iteration of the Nike Air Max Plus Premium is then hit with Photo Blue and Wolf Grey overlays. Adding further contrast is the inclusion of black on the inner liner and the midsole/outsole. And if you wanted some more color don t worry because orange accents on the heel.

ÿþKyrie Irving debuted a new colorway of the Nike Kyrie 5 this weekend as the Boston Celtics played the Chicago Bulls. Today Nike has taken the time to officially introduce the colorway which has been Nike Classics dubbed  Little Mountain .The Nike Kyrie 5 PE  Little Mountain was created for Kyrie Irving for his game against the Chicago Bulls on December 8, 2018. The shoe s tongue features a Standing Rock Sioux Tribal seal decal, a nod to Irving Nike Classic Shoes s late mother, Elizabeth Ann Larson, who was an enrolled member.

 Little Mountain appears on the toe box, which refers to the Lakota name officially bestowed to Irving in August by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe.The Nike Kyrie 2 was made available for customization on NIKEiD on December 9th and if you created and purchased a colorway you are going through the agonizing 4-6 week processing wait time. I know I m always hesitant when purchasing one of my designs simply because I always question Nike Air Max 360 how different the actual pair would look compared to the image on NIKEiD.

ÿþNike SB will also be releasing a special collaboration during All-Star Weekend to celebrate the basketball extravaganza. We re talking about the Black Sheep x Nike SB Dunk High Black Hornet.The Black Sheep x Nike SB Dunk High Black Hornet features an iridescent Teal and Purple upper accompanied by the elephant print detailing on the panels. The Black Hornet also comes equipped with a Silver embroidered Hornet  Stinger Swoosh on the side panels, as well as a Black midsole and icy translucent outsole.

Back in 2002, they were positioning Brand Jordan (yeah, Brand Jordan) as more of a lifestyle that revolved not around retro kicks (although it was there), but rather their new products. With Michael Jordan set to retire for good after the 2002-03 NBA season, Brand Jordan was hard at work introducing the public to not only a new generation of athletes that would wear the Jumpman Nike Air Yeezy for years to come, but to also elevate the logo to something that you not only bought at Foot Locker.

Enter Brand Jordan Magazine. Originally slated to be a magazine that would compete with the likes of GQ and Esquire, it was pitched to everyone as the perfect compliment to your fast-paced lifestyle. However, Nike decided to scrap those plans at the last minute and the magazine eventually became more of a catalog for their upcoming releases. It would still have editorial features, but it would no longer have the hard-hitting articles that really delved into more mature subject matter.