SBTG – Air Max 90 and Air Force 1
March 26, 2008 by hoopsteraka
Filed under Air Force 1, Sneaker Blog
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///Death From Above///
Renowned sneaker customizer SBTG will be releasing his latest two part package including the Nike Air Max 90 and Air Force 1, entitled “Death from Above” in which the Death Seeker and Phantom Mirage are showing reflections of fighter jets and airborne squadrons. SBTG’s creations go harder than any of the custom releases and are harder than any Nike’s release to get a hold off.
Nike Dunk High Premium – Euro Champs
March 26, 2008 by hoopsteraka
Filed under Nike SB, Sneaker Blog
You may recall seeing a small preview of Nike’s latest package, entitled the Euro Champs for Korea. The most recent addition to the package is the Korea Dunk High which features many different things including different shades of Red to the use of an elephant print and patent leather. Look out for these and the rest of the other Euro Champs models to hit select Nike retailers.
Wmns Nike AF1 Canvas – Lucky Green
March 26, 2008 by hoopsteraka
Filed under Air Force 1, Sneaker Blog
Nike’s attempt to bring by their canvas Air Force 1 line has been successful and has even branched out to the production of Women’s models as we feature the Lucky Green canvas Air Force 1.
Adidas Y-3 Honja High
March 26, 2008 by hoopsteraka
Filed under Sneaker Blog
The Adidas Y-3 Honja was first exposed to the public this past fall, and now a new Gold Y-3 Honja is set to release. Some may say the new Adidas Y-3 Honja has taken some inspiration from the Supra brand but they are fresh no doubting that. Sneaker Me Stupid had a green pair featured this past weekend at the A3C HipHop Festival. Retail is around $270.
Share this Post[?] Black History Month 08 – Nike Air Force 1
March 25, 2008 by hoopsteraka
Filed under Air Force 1, Sneaker Blog
This Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium “Black History Month” is the men’s version and is not short of detail or the representation of heritage. The release of these exclusives as Nike held a special Black History Month Celebration in Harlem, NYC. There were step groups and break-dance crews representing for our culture. The event was full of symbolism and artifacts for this very special time of year. Mud cloth was used to identify significant moments in an African’s life such as birth, marriage, and even death. The canvas used on these AF1’s is unique to each sneaker. Nike also used premium earth toned leathers and wooden accents. The leather is laser etched with symbols used on mud cloth decorations.
