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More Images Of The Nike Hypervenom From The Neymar Jr. x Jordan Brand Collection
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Did you manage to pick up anything from the Neymar Jr. x Jordan Brand collection last week? Did you have your eyes on the Hypervenom cleats but managed strike out? If you want a second chance at scooping up the special edition Hypervenom cleats, continue reading.
The Hypervenom soccer boot utilizes cement print on the soleplate while also houing a Jumpman on the outsole. A cool little feature is Neymar Jr.?s son’s initials (DL) placed
on the laces. They even managed to put the Brazillian flag as an added touch. Neymar’s Jr Brazil number (10) is placed on the lateral side of the left boot while Jordan’s 23 is seen on the right boot. In addition, another Jumpman is placed on the heel, while the sockliner features both the Jordan and Neymar’s logos. Looking to get a pair? You’re in luck as Germany’s BSTN boutique is getting ready to release these tomorrow and they do ship to the US. Let us know if you plan on picking up a pair.
First Look At The Nike LeBron 13 Elite Squadron Blue
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Out of nowhere, Nike just dropped a brand new Elite version of the Nike LeBron 13. Coming in a Squadron Blue colorway, here’s our first look at the Nike LeBron 13 Elite Squadron Blue.
The shoe opts to come in tonal fashion as the entire upper and sole unit comes in the Squadron Blue colorway. Hits of Black appear on the midsole speckling as well as on the lateral side of the shoe. Said to already be available at select Foot Locker locations, is this a colorway you see yourself picking up? Sound off in the comments below.
This Nike LeBron 13 Elite Game Time Just Released Ahead Of Game 3 Of The Finals
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LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers are hoping to avoid a 0-3 series deficit as they face the Golden State Warriors tonight in Game 3 of the 2016 Western Conference Finals. This will be the first game of the series that takes place in Cleveland so the Cavs will have the support of their home-crowd behind them. But with Kevin Love sidelined for this game (and possibly game 4) the Cavs will have to play close to perfect basketball to pull out a victory.
Clevelabs will need LeBron James to play his best basketball of the year and possibly his career in order to avoid a 2nd straight NBA Finals loss to the Warriors. Nike will be releasing two new colorways of the Nike LeBron 13 Elite today at 4 PM PDT to prepare fans of James for the big game. Here we take a look at one of the colorways which features a Wolf Grey Kurim cage upper with Black detailing on the inner liner, Flywire cables, and carbon fiber support shank. Finishing off this colorway is a Metallic Silver Swoosh.
If you like what you see then you can pick up the Nike LeBron 13 Elite Game Time on the SNKRS app tonight at 4 PM PDT for $200.
I like the Wolf Grey upper on this LeBron 13 I just think a little more contrast should have been added on the upper. Maybe some black could have been placed on the Swoosh and on the laces.
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For all of the added technology that goes into LeBron’s on-court signature series, his low-tops have always hit just at the right time during the summer season for a perfect basketball to lifestyle crossover due to the simplicity of the design. The latest Nike LeBron 13 Low utilizes a new “Coastal Blue” shade which works well with the icy outsole while a Bright Crimson can be found on the heel’s visible air unit. What do you think of the look? Grab this pair right now from Finish Line.
Hyper Cobalt Defines This Nike Air Force 1 Low Ultra FC
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As soccer superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo, aims to lead his country (Portugal) to win its first Euro championship, the iconic athlete is commemorated with a special edition Nike Air Force 1 Low.
Dressed in a classic and simple two-tone palette, the basketball-turned lifestyle sneaker flaunts a vibrant hyper cobalt hue across its seamless Vac-Tech upper for a clean finish. Additional functionality is evidenced by perforations on the toe box for breathability, while accents of black are applied on the tongue and heel tab.
Finished off with a crisp, white and lightweight sole unit, you can find this pair at select Nike retailers overseas now.
A stateside release is imminent and stay tuned for more updates.
The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33 Jungle Drops Tomorrow
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As part of the brand’s forthcoming Jungle Pack, the women’s and men’s Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33 is specifically highlighted, as the silhouette, as well as the rest of the entire range will be arriving at retailers tomorrow.
Defined by vivid tropical prints and bright, bold colors across its breathable mesh upper, the model is additionally detailed with tonal accents of bright crimson prominently utilized for its flywire system, outsole, tongue label and portion of the Swoosh logo across the quarter panels.
A crisp white midsole unit perfectly offsets the eye-catching theme to finish off the vibrant design.
Retailing for $120 each, you can purchase the models at Nike accounts starting June 9th.
Nike LeBron 13 Elite Wolf Grey Releases Before Game 3
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Tonight is Game Time for LeBron James in more ways than one. Along with a must-win Game 3 of the NBA Finals tipping off tonight, his thirteenth signature model redesigned for post-season play is releasing before the game in two new surprise colorways. We saw the dark blue “Built for Battle” colorway of the LeBron 13 Elite this morning, and now we’ll examine the “Game Time” colorway in Wolf Grey. The reinforced LeBron 13 features its Kurim cage upper and midsole in tonal grey with black accents for the inner lining, Flywire, and carbon fiber support shank, all finished with reflective silver Swooshes and a clear outsole. Will LeBron lace up the “Game Time” colorway for tonight’s battle with the Warriors? We’ll have to wait and see. Until the game tips off, don’t forget that both new LeBron 13 Elite colorways drop at 7PM EST tonight on the Nike SNKRS app.
Kevin Durant has a busy off-season ahead of him. And while we doubt this will be “The Decision” 2.0, we’re excited to see if Durant decides to re-up with the Thunder after being just one game away from returning to the NBA Finals or chooses to a different route. Nike Basketball is staying busy by showcasing a number of upcoming Nike KD 9 renditions complete with that awesome Flyknit construction with a significant price-cut to $150. While we wait for his latest signature to release, we’ll be getting a few more Nike KD 8 colorways like this “Uptempo” variety. The pair sports a clean white base with Metallic Silver accents, most notably found on the mirror-like bolstered Swoosh branding, while a gradient midsole sees a streak of Game Royal liven things up. Stay tuned for a release date in the near future and let us know if you’re a fan of what could be the last retail KD 8 release by taking your thoughts to our comments section.
The New Nike Free Train Connect In Volt Is Now Available
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The new Nike Free Train Connect in volt is showcased in a more detailed look, as the trainer is essentially inclined for women.
Featuring an engineered, one-piece mesh upper, the silhouette flaunts a slip-on design which hugs your foot for a locked-in fit, via asymmetrical straps across the component. Responsive auxetic technology expands and contracts with every move, delivering flexible stability while the zonal traction pattern provides grip for dynamic training movements.
Retailing for $100, you can purchase this new model at select Nike retailers as well as its online shop now.
While its EXT Floral iteration consisted as its most notable release recently, the Nike KD 8 is scheduled to receive another colorway this season, as we’ve already begun seeing variations of his upcoming ninth signature sneaker.
With this pair dubbed, “Uptempo,” the basketball silhouette inherits a clean white upper with accents of grey streaks prominent on the toe box. Bold touches of blue are prominent on the tongue and sole unit to pronounce its pristine profile, which is also furnished in a faded effect for more distinct flair.
Rounded out with metallic silver Swooshes and black laces, stay tuned for an official release date.
Following a detailed look, the Nike LeBron 13 Low USA has unexpectedly arrived at retailers starting today — most notably, Finish Line.
As its moniker suggests, the basketball sneaker is a tribute to the upcoming Summer 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Flaunting a patriotic-esque palette, navy is dominant across its mesh upper, while tonal white graces the midsole unit and forefoot Swooshes, in addition to more accents on the upper.
The theme is perfectly encapsulated with bright crimson adorning the heel unit, portions of the tongue, rear and insoles.
Retailing for $150, you can purchase a pair at select Nike retailers nationwide now, such as Finish Line.
I haven?t purchased a pair but I?m a fan of the model in this cut. The theme is cool but it would?ve been better with bolder red accents instead of bright crimson.
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Will Ben Simmons Begin Where LeBron James Ends At Nike
By SoleInsider
Nike Basketball looks old. LeBron James is 13 signature shoes in and by next season, it will be 14 for the brand’s biggest asset. With Kobe Bryant now retired and busting ghosts, Kevin Durant contemplating whether to leave the only NBA home he’s ever known (not to mention his KD 8s languishing in stores) and Kyrie Irving still in the stage of his journey where we wonder if there will be a Kyrie 3 or a Kyrie 4 and beyond, the question is what’s next for the swoosh? We got our answer yesterday in the form of Ben Simmons, as he announced his signing with the brand. Reportedly it is one of the largest rookie deals Nike has ever done. Not bad for one of the most talented and hyped prospects to come out in a long time, especially since he couldn’t even lead his LSU Tigers to an NCAA Tournament appearance. Uh…
Curiously, Simmons broke the news via LeBron’s media platform Uninterrupted. It’s no secret that Simmons is a client of Klutch Sports, the same agency that represents LeBron and is owned by LeBron’s friend Rich Paul. It’s also not a surprise that Simmons and James keep tabs on each other and have maintained a friendship since the kid broke out became a big name. And it’s pretty obvious that everything LeBron does on and off the court is dissected and calculated to the most minute detail, even if it doesn’t work out (see: NBA Finals record).
Wait, did LeBron just handpick his successor at Nike? Because that would be the most baller move he’s done in a while. Well, the most recent baller move since Maverick Carter pointed a finger in the sky and caused a media s**tstorm.
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But why Simmons and why now? Could it be that LeBron sees Simmons less as a future rival and more of a student he can mentor and show the ropes and eventually turn into “his guy” that he won’t have to worry about? Is LeBron James playing the Triple H role and Simmons is NXT? Did I just make another pro wrestling reference?
In 2008, before LeBron won his first of many NBA MVP awards, he made a pair of trips to watch a young Stephen Curry light it up for Davidson. It made headlines because there was a buzz behind Curry during that time that is a microcosm of the mania we see today and having LeBron around only grew the legend.
In hindsight, the biggest takeaway from that was LeBron saw something in Curry. But back then, LeBron hadn’t yet made The Decision, won and lost in the NBA Finals, built and destroyed super teams. He had a premonition with Steph, but didn’t have accomplishments and the experiences to act on it. It’s a different time now.
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We might never see a “LeBron Brand” like we have a Jordan Brand right now, but with so many guys wearing signature LeBrons and takedown Soldiers in the NBA, it might not even matter. And hypothetically, now he has his own “Chosen One” to carry the load into the next generation. By the time we see a Simmons signature shoe, it will be a full teenager younger than the latest LeBron shoe. It might have LeBron influences in the same way that the Carmelo Anthony’s first Jordan signature shoe, the Melo 1.5, was inspired by the Air Jordan 1. Simmons could star in commercials similar in tone to James’ early work, which is to say they will be brash and confident and funny. I just hope Simmons can make it through the Chamber of Fear and wear new colorways of the Nike Zoom Generation though…
The Stealthy Nike Zoom All Out Flyknit In Triple Black
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Recently showcased in grey/black, racer blue and bright crimson, the Nike Zoom All Out Flyknit is introduced in another colorway for the season, this time sporting the classic and versatile triple black finish.
Essentially covering its entire mid-top Flyknit construction, the sneaker is detailed with reflective Swooshes across its side panels to subtly pronounce its understated profile, while the distinctive full-length zoom sole unit is rendered in volt for a contrasting touch.
If you’re interested in a pair, you can find it at Nike retailers very soon for a price tag of $200.
I like the silhouette overall and it’s pretty likable in this colorway as well. The volt-colored tooling is a nice finish and this is another solid offering.
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Nike Drops A Brand New LeBron 13 Elite Squadron Blue
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Will LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers bounce back from two lopsided defeats in the Bay Area to edge closer to making this year’s NBA Finals competitive? We sure hope so. LeBron’s been lacing up his understated Nike LeBron 13 Elite throughout the playoffs this year, and Nike just hit us with a surprise release of the “Squadron Blue” colorway, one that’s very similar to the pair you could find on LeBron’s feet during Game 2 (just without metallic gold Finals inspired Swoosh branding). Foot Locker is stocking this pair throughout the U.S. so head over to their Launch Locator to see if a shop near you is stocking this pair today.
Following our first look at the Nike LeBron 13 Low Olympic, additional views of the special edition basketball sneaker is presented, as the model is set to honor the forthcoming Summer 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this August.
Essentially dressed in a USA-inspired color scheme, white is dominant across its breathable mesh upper, while red is applied on the large Swoosh branding, followed by navy gracing the inner lining to encapsulate the theme. Metallic Gold accents are seen on the “LJ” logo on the tongue and heel unit to predict Team USA’s first place finish, as the midsole fades to black on the frontal portion.
The model is expected to debut at Nike accounts sometime in the coming weeks, but stay tuned for an official release date.
