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A refreshing look at the classic Nike Air Revolution High in the most basic color way of White / Black.  As summer quickly approaches, the sneaker market has been filled with flashy colored shoes which has been the trend as of late.  Its good to see that Nike will still be releasing shoes in basic colors which puts the emphasis back on the structure of the shoe and also for those who may have grown out of the bright colored attention grabbing shoes.  These Nike Air Revolutions are available now at Japanese online retailer LTD Online

Via LTD Online

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Bringing back the retros once again, Nike will release their Court Force and Air Raid Models in the old African Tribal Print that were released in the early 90’s. The Air Raids were among one of the first shoes made with criss crossing straps for better support on the hardwood. They were also worn by NBA legend Tim “Killer Crossover” Hardaway, the owner and probably the pioneer of the crossover move. Both of these will release in June for under $100

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The Nike Star Classic was first introduced in 1974, back when Nike was formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports. They served as basketball shoes at the time, but would be better categorized as a casual shoe according to modern day standards. Earlier this year, the Star Classics were released in Green, Purple, and Red colorways. This time around they’re released in Blue and Orange, one color shy of the rainbow spectrum. They’re currently available at Atmos .

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In continuation of the various Nike Air Structures released so far in 2008, Nike will release this new colorway for the holiday season this year.  Black Covered upper, with Old Royal Toe Box, and Cayman Accents. Expected to drop sometime in the winter, exact dates when we get it.

Color: Black/Cayman/Neutral Grey/Old Royal
Style: 318088-041

Nike will continue to release their popular shoes in vintages styles. This time we take a look at the Nike Dunk High Kelly Green / Celtic Green / White. The shoe itself is crafted in the same silhouette as any other Dunks, but the difference is the treatment applied to the materials to give it that Vintage presence. Distressed and Dyed materials are used throughout, and can be seen n the tongue, the white leather and the sole. Twenty years ago, these shoes were often seen on athletes running up and down the hardwood floors and now that Nike has brought them back, we can appreciate a piece of history that are tied in with the classic Nike Dunks.

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Time to bring the fun back in funky. Nike has dabbled in a variety of designs approaches for their shoes as of late. With a good amount of solid base colored Dunks, they turn to a more abstract approach with the Nike Air Structure Triax. Back from the dead, the Air Structures make its way out of the grave in a loud way. This time not only do we see a good mixture of colors but also patterned materials. In addition to the unique colors are unique names for the colors - Lucky Green, Germain Blue, this only adds to the uniqueness of the shoe. Looks a bit conservative on the inside and liberal on the outside. Like all shoes some will love it, some will hate it. For those who love it, theyre available now at select Nike retailers.

Style: 318088 132
Color: White/Lucky Green-Germain Blue-Black

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Nike has put together a collection of Court Forces using the classic colors found throughout their line of Air Max running shoes. Coming with a surplus of color ways, the Court Forces will also be released in the High and Low version of the shoe. Available now at Japanese online retailer ShoePlanet

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Originally released in the late 80’s the Nike Air Revolution high are back for 08 in two colorways.  Rightfully titled the Nike Air Revolution High, it was one Nike’s first basketball shoes to display the classic Nike Air pocket around the mid-sole.  These pairs which come in an array of Black, White, Red, and Yellow are available now at FinishLine for $94.99