Earlier this week we brought you a look at the up-and-coming Nike Air Trainer 1 model in an “Oregon Ducks” colorway being used by many of the college’s football stars while training. Now, we have a look at the Nike Zoom Lebron II designed a few years back for the Ducks’ basketball squad. Although that team has had less success than the football one, the white pair was designed to be worn at home games, while the green one was supposed to be worn for away games. How do you guys think this color execution looks on the Nike Zoom Lebron II as compared to the Nike Air Trainer 1? Check out more pix of these two exclusive pairs of the Nike Zoom Lebron II after the jump.

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Previewed way back in June, we finally have some more detailed images of the White/Black colorway of the Air Jordan VI Retro scheduled to release next year. With colorways also releasing in Black and Black/Red, 2010 is shaping up to be a rather big year for the classic Air Jordan sneaker, and this bold two-tone model certainly keeps the shoe’s momentum rolling. Featuring a speckled midsole/heel tab, translucent outsole, and black and white leather upper, the model is bound to turn some heads. Word has it that the colorway will hit retailers in March for around $150, but stayed tuned for more definite release details.

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We last saw a pretty crazy pair of Canarinho Nike Air Zoom Tennis Classics. This time around, Nike has given the lowtop shoe a classic colorway. The Nike Air Zoom Tennis Class ND comes in a simple black/blue-white colorway. The shoe consists of a black leather upper, which sports a perforated swoosh. The white midsole separates the dark upper from the blue outsole, which matches the laces and back logo panel. This retro classic is available now in Asia for a price of $110, but it’d probably be a good idea to wait until these make a U.S. release come this holiday season.

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And then there were twenty seven. You all saw or heard that the New York Yankees have won their 27th World Series title. So Nike decided to continue to show love for the team with a special Nike LeBron shoe. It started with the Nike Zoom LeBron V, giving the shoe a white/navy colorway. Now, the Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) gets the same treatment. The 7’s follow the same design as the white/navy-red pair, except this shoe features a custom toe design on each foot; “27″ on the right foot and “New York” on the left in gold. These babies were produced in a small quantity of 27 pairs for friends and family, including the team itself. Let us know what you think of these bad boys as they will most likely never touch your feet.

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The Nike Hyperdunk got a nice Think Pink makeover, so it only made sense that the next popular Nike Basketball model would get a cute makeover as well. The Nike Hyperize GS comes in a pink/white colorway to represent the “Think Pink” line, which raises breast cancer awareness. The Hyperize utilizes pink patent at the toe, along with a white swoosh against a pink flywire panel. The Think Pink logo is placed at the tongue tag and insole, to make this a clean two-toned shoe. Stay tuned for more info about the shoe’s release later on.

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Because the Nike Hyperize and Nike Hypermax have received so much attention as a result of special Nike events and commemorative efforts, it’s only natural that many of us begin to let the Nike Hyperdunk model start to fade away. But Nike seems poised to help us remember. Pictured here is a low-cut design of the Nike Hyperdunk that made such loud noise during the last basketball season. This pair comes in a predominantly white and black color palette with red accents along the lining and around the Nike swoosh, for example. This and perhaps other Nike Hyperdunk lows are rumored to release next year, but for now you can enjoy these teaser pix. For those of you who buy in to Kobe Bryant’s low-top sneaker preference, how do you think these might look on the court?

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A recent collaboration that resulted in a Air Max 90 Current took place between Nike and Dave’s Quality Meat, producing a design that represents for the East coast. Now, UK artist Ben Drury has teamed up with the Nike brand team to produce the Air Max 90 Current pictured here. The upper comes in an obsidian shade and consists of nylon, mesh, and premium/perforated leather. The midsole is white, while the back of the outsole comes in light blue- like the accompanying shoe laces. The right shoe’s tongue tag reads “Trust Me,” while the left’s reads “London.” These are actually available now from the 21 Mercer shop in New York City.

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