We first showed you the all new Nike Free Powerlines+ last month in a blue colorway. Here is a now a preview of a second version coming this summer in midnight fog/black – medium grey. The sneaker has an interesting mesh upper construction. We cannot wait to test these out when they release July 2012. Titolo has them up for pre-order now.
Here is an interesting return for Summer 2012. Nike releases in the coming months the Challenge Court Mid in a summit white/light mid – gym red colorway. Keeping its vintage looks, the blue and red accents on the otherwise clean white upper look nice.
With a release scheduled for July 2012, you can already pre-order them now from Titolo.
Following the back of the very popular Nike x Liberty Summer 2012 collection, we see a very similar psychedelic floral pattern used on two new Nike Air Max 1 styles. The print’s implemented onto the toe box, tongue and ankle cuff’s mesh, while suede makes up for the rest of the upper. This shoe comes in an understated Sail/Medium Grey/Light Bone makeup and a color popping Sport Red/Sail style. They’re both available now from Titolo.
Take a look at both colorways in detail after the click.
The Nike Roshe Run is gaining rather strong popularity and it helps with just as strong make-ups. Having seen this colorway a little while back, other retailers are getting their hands on this shoe. This lightweight shoe with an all grey upper has a color popping contrasting volt, which seems to be the color of choice for a lot of recent runners. The Nike Roshe Run is flying out of stores as they land, so best be quick, as these are available from size? right now.
Nike drops a few more colors of the Pre Montreal Racer VNTG for Summer 2012. The sneakers feature a mix of suede and nylon on the upper, with a vintage treated mid-sole and waffle outsole. The new colors include navy/teal, orange/white, and grey/yellow/white. We’re feeling this latest batch of Pre Montreal Racers and if you are, too, they can be picked up over at size?
In the above video, Nike shows us how they produce their most innovative football team jerseys. From 7 plastic bottles to the most advanced football jerseys on the planet it takes a few steps.
Made with at least 96% recycled polyester, each jersey is made using an average of 7 plastic bottles, and each short is made using an average of 6 plastic bottles—adding up to 13 plastic bottles per kit. This makes the 2012 National Team Kit Nike’s most environmentally-friendly ever.
Reclaimed, discarded plastic bottles are melted down to produce new yarn, which is converted into fabric. This recycling process saves raw materials and reduces energy consumption by an estimated 30% compared to manufacturing virgin polyester. Since 2010, Nike Football has used an estimated 115 million recycled plastic bottles to create its high performance kits. Lined up end to end, that’s enough bottles to stretch halfway around the world.
Nike presents the Hachi Premium QS. This new upgraded version of the mid top sneaker features an all black premium leather upper, as well as a full leather mid-sole. The Swoosh is embossed on the upper, adding to the overall subtle, yet premium design of the sneaker. Titolo has it in stock already.
‘Linsanity‘ continues in sneaker form via these Nike Zoom Hyperdunk Low 2011s dropping this weekend. A winning combination of black and orange has been selected for the colorway, with a matching insole that reads ‘Linsanity.’ These will be available this Saturday at select retailers including 21 Mercer.
Here is our weekly street style update. Layering and in general lots of accessories are the way to go these days. Simple, heritage inspired styles still reign on the streets, but are being mixed with different styles. In terms of brands we see this week Nike, Supreme, Penfield, Woolrich Woolen Mills, Converse and some vintage pieces in the spread.
Give us a Nike sneaker with some volt color on it and we are in, well, for the most part at least. Here we a look at some great upcoming colorways of the Nike Flyknit Trainer+. There is one colorway with a full volt upper and another one with a bright red upper and volt outer sole. Since these will not be out for a while, we have to make up our mind, which one we like better. (Image via Nike Stadium)
