Two exciting new Puma packs dropped today at Overkill. They got in the St Valentine edition of the Puma Flipper and the Puma RS100 Emergency Pack.

The Puma Flipper comes of course in all red, features a hand drawn flower pattern on the upper, white accents and a heart on the heel.

The Emergency pack consists of two Puma RS100’s. They come in neon red and neon yellow. The Puma logo stripe is outlined with reflective 3M. Also they both have a thunder logo on the heel.
Check out detailed pictures after the jump.

Released in 1987, the Adidas Conductor Hi was once at the top of its game and was worn by Patrick Ewing during his New York Knick days. It is now 2008 and the Conductor Hi seen above has been designed to pay homage to the Seoul 1988 Olympics Basketball Game Final in which USSR defeated Yugoslavia 76-63.
The color-way is simple, but there are details deriving from the Olympics. For starters, the 1988 Seoul Olympics logo is placed at the back of the shoe and details about the Final game can be seen on the inside of the shoe. These are now available at Overkill.

Once again Overkill is among the first to receive the next shipment of Nike 2008 Dunks. The next release includes a black/anthracite Dunk Low and the Hoop Orange Dunk Hi, both featuring a leather/black woven upper.
Check out the other Dunk after the jump.

Just after presenting you last week the big JB Classics x DC Shoes collaboration, we present you today another big collaboration project by the independent sneaker brand. Three years in the making, we show you today the outcome of the JB Classics x DJ Funkmaster Flex x Ford collaboration. The project consists of two sneakers, one made with each partner in this three-way project.

The JB Classics x DJ Funkmaster Flex Getlo comes with a true-blue nubuck toe box and heel panels, white full grain toe vamp and perforation details. The inner leather skin lining features the “FMF” logo print in accent colors to match the outer sole. The shoe is packaged with two sets of laces, is individually numbered and comes with a Certificate of Ownership and cinch bag. Limited to 240 pairs worldwide, shops that will carry the sneaker include Deep Store (Paris), Overkill (Berlin), Garage (Switzerland), Qubic (New Zealand) and Moe’s Sneaker Boutique (NYC), with more coming.

The JB Classics x Ford Getlo comes with an equal amount of details. Most of the shoe is covered in the trademark blue of the car brand and the tongue features a large embossed Ford logo. The inner lining matches the outer sole and the red accents give a nice contrast. Packaged with two sets of laces, Certificate of Ownership and cinch bag, this model was exclusively developed for Ford Motors and it looks like it will not be going on sale.

A very impressive project by JB Classics. In a marketplace that is mainly ruled by large corporations, the brand manages to stick out with unique projects and collaborations. Look out for the DJ Funkmaster Flex Getlo to go on sale soon.
An online presentation of the entire project you can find here. After the jump many detailed pictures of both sneakers.

Some nice new Nike Blazers arrived at Overkill, the perfect sneakers for the colder months – the Kilt Blazers. The sneaker come in a classic ladies shape made of black leather with a shiny plastic swoosh and kilt-patterned heel tab and inside material. Laces are made of black and white velvet. The white counterpart comes in exactly inverted colors, also featuring the Kilt heel tab.
An overall solid and simple sneaker, but the addition of the velvet laces and the heel tab give it a special touch. Check out the other colorway after the jump.

It seems like the lace game is heating up. Stark Laces, formerly the only brand that was concentrating on bringing more exciting laces to the market, is getting some competition – Zillion. Overkill just received their first shipment of Zillion Sneaker Laces and offer 5 different colorways at the moment. Zillion laces come in nice wooden packaging. Compared to Stark, Zillion’s designs are a little more colorful and crazy, thus we can see them go very well with simple white and black sneakers, not so much with the more colorful ones.
Check out all five models after the jump.