The hype behind the Nike Air Griffey Max GD II (2) has been alive for quite a while now. Back in 2009, we brought you a preview image of the some of 2010’s Nike samples, including the Air Griffey Max GD II, and last week, we brought you news that Griffey’s second signature sneaker will be making a comeback in a black/university blue colorway soon. Now, we present to you pictures of the black/varsity red Nike Air Griffey Max GD II (2), which will be making its way to retailers near you in April 2010. This style hosts a black upper accented by a varsity red Air Max bubble in the sole and various varsity red swooshes seen around the sneaker. Via Footlocker.

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We recently reported that the Black/Varsity Red-White colorway of the Nike Air Max A Lot was available at your local retailers for $88, and we now have our first look at a new style of the same model. This time around, Nike’s basketball sneaker hosts a white upper with metallic silver accents seen on the gradient midsole, gradient “AIR,” and the inner lining. Another key aspect of this sneaker is the tongue, which showcases the two sneakers that were used as inspiration to create the Air Max A Lot, the Nike Air More Uptempo and Nike Air Pippen II (2). The re is currently no word on an exact release date for the White/Metallic Silver colorway of the Nike Air Max A Lot, so stay tuned for any updates.

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The Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) has already been seen in a multitude of colorways, and we now have a look at two more styles of James’ newest signature sneaker. These two pairs are inspired by two of LeBron James’ “heroes,” or idols, Deion Sanders and Penny Hardaway. The Penny edition yields a white upper accented by a blue crackled swoosh, black toebox, blue inner lining, white midsole, and a blue outsole, while the Sanders edition features a full red upper accented by a white swoosh, black midsole, white outsole, and black laces. Unfortunately, neither of these two sneakers will be made available to the general public.

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DJ Clark Kent has worked with Nike and has created some amazing sneakers in the past, including the “112″ Hyperdunk and the “112″ Air Force 25 Low. This time around, the silhouette of choice is LeBron James’ newest signature sneaker, the Air Max LeBron VII (7). This pair hosts a black upper with lime green accents seen on the midsole, swoosh outline, and laces, while 3M is used on the border of the entire midpanel. The tongue of this sneaker features a large “1″ with 112 written inside of it just to make it obvious that DJCK was involved with the design of this pair. The DJ Clark Kent x Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) is not expected to release to the public, so just check out the pictures after the jump.

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Though the month of April is not yet here, today, we have our first look at some of April’s Nike SB releases. Next month, Nike SB will be releasing a colorway in each of the following models: Dunk SB Low, Blazer SB, and Classic SB. The Blazer SB will drop in a black/light graphite style and a matte silver/midnight navy colorway. In addition, the Dunk SB Low will release in a low obsidian/team red variation and a dark army Nike Classic SB is also set to release next month. All four sneakers are expected to release in April 2010.

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Earlier this week, we spotted the Nike Air Max Hyperize from Nike’s upcoming playoff pack, and we now have our first look at the Zoom Kobe V (5) from that same collection. This pair hosts a black upper with purple accents seen on the rear panel, toecap, and tongue, while gold accents are visible via the midpanel and swoosh. Another key aspect of this ZK5 is the use of the same gemoetric design we originally saw on the “POP” Air Max Hyperize. Expect to see the Nike Zoom Kobe V (5) – POP (Playoff Pack) at your local Nike retailers in late April.

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Winter is coming to a close now and Spring is making its way in, and we are now seeing evidence that Nike is definitely preparing its fans for the warmer weather ahead. A common trend that emerges every year is brighter and whiter sneakers are rocked in the spring and summer, while dark sneakers are usually worn in the colder months. For April 2010, Nike will be releasing the pictured RT1 High, which hosts a white perforated leather upper accented by a green midsole and a lime green outsole. If you’re liking what you see, you can pick up your pair at your local Nike retailer next month.

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