After the recent Futura x Syracuse Collection, Nike has once again worked with them on a sneaker. This time they chose the Blazer SP LE. It comes in an orange patent leather colorway with black/orange striped canvas pattern on the heel. The Swoosh and outer sole both come in clean white. The sneaker will be released at Limited EDT on February 9th.

More views of the Nike Blazer SP LE “Syracuse” follow after the jump.

We bring you a detailed look at the Nike Sportswear x Futura x Syracuse launch event, which took place last week at 21 Mercer. You get some interesting background information on the collection and some nice shots on Futura working some canvas. Enjoy!

Last night the Nike Sportswear 21 Mercer store hosted the launch event for the Nike Sportswear x Syracuse Collection, designed by none other than Futura.

“On hand were a few Syracuse Alumni, Paul Harris (middle left) and Brooklyn’s own Dwane “Pearl” Washington accompanied by ESPN’s Jay Corbin (far left) and of course “Futura” (far right). The night started out with a little Q+A led by Paul, Dwane & Futura (as he (Futura) stated, would like to be called “Lenny”) hosted by Jay Corbin. After some brief discussion and some laughs the guy’s hosted a raffle for 21 signed Futura basketball’s, immediately following the 21st raffle ticket that was picked, the 22nd went to one lucky winner, Gerald, whom won a free Bespoke session with Futura.”

Many more pics from the event, the people, Futura and more follow after the jump.

We present you the Nike Dunk Rivalry Pack. It consists of the Orangemen Dunk, Heel Dunk and Hoyas Dunk for Syracuse University, North Carolina and Georgetown.
“The story behind them involves Nike going back to the roots of the Dunk and their origins in Basketball, as well as Nike’s foundation in collegiate sport. The Rivalry Dunks pay homage to the TRUE fans at three particularly noteworthy colleges. Each of these colleges have fans that have distinguished themselves by camping out in the dead of winter, queuing up in line for days at a time and essentially bleeding their team colors. Nike set out to recognize the passion for sport, and the rivalries that drive it, by working with a lucky group of the most hardcore fans, the teams and the Athletic Departments of each of these three colleges to create a custom Dunk in their honor. This was followed up by a ceremonial dinner and special festivities for those involved, culminating in a pair of the (exceptionally limited) Dunks given to a select group of very fortunate individuals at each function with the rest of the invited guests cheering them on.” Via Allen AKA.
Have a detailed look at all three Dunks after the jump and do not get your hopes up on getting one of them.