With Spring somewhat around the corner- although still not as close as some might hope- the “soar blue” Nike Air Force 1 low we covered last week comes as a welcome drop. Well, here’s another one. Pictured here is the storm blue/vivid orange Nike Air Force 1 low with white soles and canvas paneling. If you like what you see with this pair more so than with the “soar blue” alternative, expect a Summer 2012 drop.


Via TSG.

Along with making the Air Jordan 2012 available for your customizing pleasure, Nike iD will also celebrate Valentine’s Day tomorrow by giving us some new iD options for the Nike LeBron 9. It seems as though each subsequent Nike LeBron siganture shoe series release gains a bit more popularity than the one before. Now, with more iD options soon to come for said Nike LeBron 9, could this make the Nike LeBron 9 the basektball sneaker-of-choice for more basketball practitioners out there?

Via NikeiD.

It’s that time again for another performance review. We know a lot of you wanted to know how the Nike Kobe 7 played on court, and today we present to you the full review. As you can see, we used the Christmas Day Nike Kobe 7, which brought a lot of attention. But does the Kobe System handle as good as the other performance shoes on the market? To find out, watch the video. For a full on performance breakdown on the Nike Kobe 7, visit On Court.

We reported last week that the Kobe VII “Invisibility Cloak” will drop on February 18 for $140. Now, we’ve got some updated info on the release.

Set to be a limited drop through select Nike Basketball retailers, the kicks will indeed hit Nike.com at Midnight EST that night as well.

Be sure to keep it locked on @nikestore that night for a direct link to purchase the kicks.

In case you haven’t noticed, the “Photo Blue/Voltage Cherry” colorway of the Nike Air Flow has started to hit stateside retailers.

Decked out in white suede with blue and pink neoprene, these are some of the most comfortable kicks on the market and a dope colorway to boot.

Previously available amongst a number of overseas retailers, you can cop these now at US spots like Premier for $130.

Pictured here is the annual “Home” colorway of the Black Mamba’s signature kicks.

This Kobe VII comes with the “Play Fast” midsole and features a predominately white look with yellow hitting the external heel counter, midsole, outsole, Flywire and Mamba branding while purple makes up the lining, Swoosh and Kobe’s signature.

No word yet on an exact drop date, but stay tuned for release details.

Via kinstor.

Back in December we brought you our first look at the upcoming Fall 2012 release of the LeBron Soldier 6. Now we also have our first look at a low-top version of the kicks.

Retaining the same Hyperfuse upper and midfoot strap, the only real difference between these and their high-top brethren is the lower cut for the ankle.

Seen here in red, white and blue courtesy of dino410, stay tuned for more looks at both the low and high-top Soldier as we get closer to Fall.