The Nike Dunk high is now unquestionably etched in sneaker culture history- just like the Nike Air Force 1 and Air Jordan signature series. So this news is bound to excite many of you. In August of 2003, a collection of three pairs of the- what is now famous- Nike Dunk Supreme high released in baby blue, red, and orange. For the spring season of 2010, the Nike team has prepared a set of three more Nike Dunk highs that will undoubtedly jog our memories back to those SB Supreme highs. Pictured here is a set of baby blue/white, red/white, and orange/white Nike Dunk highs almost identical to the aforementioned Supremes, except that they are not from the SB line and do consists of the gold stars. Moreover, one more difference seems to be that the orange pair will come in 2010 with a set of baby blue laces, which was not the case with its SB Supreme counterpart. Check out individual pictures of this Spring 2010 collection after the jump, and let us know what you think about these three Nike Dunk highs.

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When news of the LeBron VII ‘Red Carpet’s limited release dropped last week, a lot of us were left disappointed.  Stocked at but four select locations and released with out any forewarning, very few sneakerheads got a chance to grab a pair of the White/Teal beauties before they sold out. Fortunately for us, a second wave of the model is scheduled to be released early next month. Footlocker and House of Hoops locations are expected to stock more pairs of the popular colorway on December 3rd, but make sure you keep mind of the date, as a wider release might not stop these bad boys from selling out again.

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To go along with the Livestrong-esque colorway of the Nike Air Structure Triax 91 that first hit retailers at the start of the month, Nike has produced a similarly plotted Blue colorway for the ladies. Displaying Blue suede and mesh as its primary upper materials, the model is accented by a Black Swoosh/lining and an off-white midsole. Both the Mens and Womens models are available now from Proper.

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Every month Nike has a whole lineup of releases to please us sneaker enthusiasts. Today, we have a look at a couple of this months treats, and they come in the form of the Nike Big Nike High and Nike Air Max 90. The Nike Big Nike High takes inspiration from the varsity royal Air Jordan I’s by following the same color scheme; the only difference is the characteristic “Nike” logo printed at the back heel. The Nike AM90 is part of the Nike Rivals pack that has been prevalent this holiday season, and comes in a white/grey/black/red colorway. The upper consists of white mesh, grey nubuck, and red leather, offset by a black premium leather mudguard and red waffle print midsole to keep it classic. Both are available now at select Nike retailers such as Proper LBC.

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In September we brought you a look at the Nike Air Max 90 Current Huarache that Dave’s Quality Meat helped design and became nicknamed “Bacon.” Now, certain retailers have in stock a similar looking pair of the aforementioned collaborative sneaker. Pictured here is a Nike Air Max 90 Current Huarache that pays homage to the “Bacon” one designed by DQM by only slightly altering the color scheme. What’s different about this pair is that on the Air Max label near the heel/ankle, the tongue, shoe laces, and part of the toe box all come in sharp red. With these slight alterations, could you even decide which pair you favor? Let us know after the jump.

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In anticipation of what seems like will be the first Nike Zoom Kobe V to release, we showed you detailed pictures of the “Chaos” colorway dropping in December. But we’ve also had a very small preview of a pair of the Nike Zoom Kobe V that would be laced up during away games. Many have trouble seeing major differences between the Nike Zoom Kobe IV and V, however, a large part of what makes this “away” Kobe V different from its Kobe IV counterpart are the materials used. The Kobe V “away” boasts reflective reptile print in both black and purple, with a more evident Flywire finish on the mid-panel and even mesh on the upper heel. Check out the detailed pictures after the jump, and stay tuned for official release information as soon as it becomes available.

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In July, we caught a few glimpses of the Nike Zoom Kobe IV “MVP” colorway. However, since then, it seems as though the Nike team felt Kobe’s achivements during the past basketball season needed to be celebrated in a slightly more exclusive way. To that extent, Nike created eight pairs of a special edition Zoom Kobe IV MVP that possesses slight alterations/additions. First off, the shoes come in a lasered suitcase equipped with medal of authenticity. Moreover, a set of wooden shoe trees have also been added, along with an extra Kobe logo towards the outer sides of the toe box. As we mentioned before, only eight of these super exclusive MVP Nike Zoom Kobe IVs were produced, so don’t get your hopes up at all.

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