AIR MAX 90 MOIRE

I want to see these in the flesh before making up my mind, although from these pics from freshnessmag I think I prefer this new Nike Air Max 90 x Moire hyrbid to the AM90 Current.

More photos and info available from http://www.freshnessmag.com/v4/2008/11/26/nike-air-max-90-moire/

A-Trak x Nike Air Max 90 - Fool’s Gold

I've kinda gone off 90s the last few months, preferring Am Lights. Loving these, although sadly will not get my hands (feet) on a pair. You can win these puppies over at A-trak's new blog...

'And finally, to celebrate this launch I’m giving away 5 pairs of the super duper limited, never seen before Fool’s Gold Air Max’s!! These are the only pairs that will ever be made. To articipate in the contest just email your name, address (no P.O. boxes!), shoe size and phone number to foolsgoldrecs@gmail.com. We’ll pick 5 winners at random next week and hopefully you’ll receive these babies in time for Christmawanzannukah! '

Nike Air Max Light - White / Varsity Blue / Grey

Nike Air Max Light - White / Varsity Blue / Grey

Currently available at Size? and a few other EU stores.

Nike Air Max Classic BW - Black / White / Blue Sapphire

JD Sports exclusive...

NIKE AIR CLASSIC BW - WHITE / CAYMAN / DARK OBSIDIAN / ABYSS

FINALLY....



available now here - http://www.sole-provider.com.au/p/660120/nike-air-classic-bw---316703-141.html

Nike Air Classic BW x Nintendo

from www.nicekicks.com -

Nike Air Classic BW - ‘Nintendo Edition’

Seems 2009 might be the year we start seeing some decent retro BWs. Hopefully some of these make their way down to AU

Sole Collector Magazine - Issue 24

Sole-Collector Issue 24 - available now here - http://www.sole-provider.com.au/p/657101/sole-collector-magazine---issue-24.html



From Sole-Collector:

"After combining our years of experience in the footwear industry, interviewing hundreds of people about sneaker culture on our recent Road Trip and ultimately breaking down every monumental shoe that our world has seen over the past several decades, we’ve put together a ranked order of The 100 Greatest Kicks, all to be found in Issue 24. It’s a list that has several factors, whether that means including a modern performance classic like the Nike Garnett III, or tying back to the heritage of a brand with the adidas Forum. We made sure to weigh in performance, sales, aesthetics and a shoe’s lasting power, and now we’re waiting to hear what you think.

Also included in this issue is an extensive recap of our East Coast Road Trip, full of pictures of the many people we met, whether it was a group of dedicated sneakerheads in the heart of NYC, or a Jordan-wearing pastor from quiet Warner Robbins, GA. You’ll also find a 4,400 word breakdown of Nike’s most marketed basketball sneaker of the past five years, the Hyperdunk, as well as a look at some recent legislation that might be affecting the price of your next sneaker buy.

Opposite of the 100 Greatest Kicks, make sure you dive into what PUMA has been cooking up, as the fashion-forward brand aims to outfits everyone from the style icon to a messenger biker in love with his fixie. All the while, PUMA will be offering up their newest models and apparel at many of their concept stores, adding a distinct PUMA touch in not only the way the store looks, but also the flexibility of its inventory as well as the functionality of its fixtures."