Undefeated has done numerous collaborations with several major sneaker companies since their inception in 2002. Its been a minute since we’ve seen a major collaboration from Puma but recently we had hints from Sole Box regarding their collaboration which features flashing laces. Huge magazine reports of an upcoming Puma Suede Mid II designed by Undefeated.
We’ve known about the Air Classic BW Persian Violet retro for quite some time now and they’ve finally hit stores but seems like only in Asia for now. For most the Persian Violet Air Classic BW which was the original colorway of the model is just as classic as the Infrared Air Max 90 or Neon Air Max 95. For those of you who can’t wait to get a pair, we found a bunch on eBay but the colorway is officially scheduled for worldwide release sometime January 2009. For those of you wondering, yes, the shoe will be available on nikestore.com.
Just yesterday, we mentioned we haven’t seen too many major collaborations from Puma recently but looks like Puma is back in the game for 2009. For this project, Japan based Mita Sneakers is using the “Made in Japan” Clyde which is slightly different than the molds used in the used in the rest of the world. With out being too obvious with the red and white rising sun graphic, Mita has decided on a black and blue rising sun image instead on the upper. Mita is set to release this Puma Mita Clyde this coming January 2nd, 2009.
The latest sneaker to link come off the drawing table over at Nike Skateboarding is the Nike SB Zoom Veloce. As Nike SB is always thinking up better and more comfortable footwear for skating, the Zoom Veloce incorporates elements of the Nike SB Zoom Tre AD, the Nike Air Max 90 and the Nike Free.
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Here is a preview of the Nike Air Force Ones set to release as part of the Spring 2009 Collection.
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Earlier we showed you a Manchester, England-inspired Air Max ‘95 as part of Nike’s “City Pack”. Here is yet another installment of this pack labeled the Nike Air Max ‘95 “London”.
Similar to the Nike Air Max ‘95 “Manchester”, this sneaker features an all-black upper in 3M design. It also contains silver streaks throughout the shoe; however, the most glaring difference is the gold accents seen overlapping the London cityscape design and inside the visible air unit. London, England’s area code is featured on the inner lining of the sneaker synonymous to the Manchester design.
Nike’s latest Air Max ‘95 recognizes the city of Manchester, England. Supposedly, this is part of Nike newly-installed City Pack in which it pays tribute to certain cities in the world.
The Nike Air Max ‘95 “Manchester” features an all-black upper smothered in 3M design. The imprinted silver designs on the upper represent Manchester’s cityscape. This sneaker also contains a visible air unit in the heel and front midsole, as well as perforated side panels. Another interesting feature is the metallic area code design printed seen on the inner lining.
The hype around player exclusives seems to never stop, with recent PE’s hitting House of Hoops in limited numbers, and even general release status with some recent Nike and Reebok drops, they have however become more readily available for the masses. Still there is just something about those true “Player Exclusives” that are limited to team members, and this Nike Zoom Kobe 1 is exactly that.
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