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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Even before the 2009-2010 NBA season officially kicked off, adidas was making a splash thanks to the likes of Derrick Rose, who now sports the TS Cut Creator. But Nike isn’t ever one to be outdone by any brand, and a similar black/red/white colorway was executed on what Nike calls the Air Max Rise. Brandon Roy, for example, has been one NBA superstar pushing the new Nike basketball sneaker, which is now available in a variety of colorways as this NBA season gets into the full swing of things. Aside from Roy’s pair, there are also colorways of black/royal blue/white and white/black/red, for example. If these look like they could be your preferred choice of on-the-court kix, then check out Nike retailers everywhere, such as Foot Locker, because they should all have or really soon have all of these colorways in stock. Who got next!?

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Just before Halloween, we showed you a pair of the Nike Air Max ST in a nice white/black-red colorway that sports nubuck on the upper. This time around, the sneaker comes in a Quickstrike release for the holiday season. This pair of the Nike Air Max ST is completely black and possesses safari print that reaches from the toe area to the heel. The Nike swoosh comes in rubber, while the upper is made of both suede and mesh materials. Expect these to drop at select Nike retailers towards the middle of December.

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Just like its Air Max 1 brother, the Nike Air Max 90 is part of the Nike Rivals West Pack, repping Beaverton, Oregon with these white/medium grey/black/anthracite/yellow and white/black/grey/red colorways. The first pair of Nike Air Max 90s uses a black leather mudguard, medium grey mesh toebox and ankle area, and anthracite leather upper. Yellow nicely contrasts the muted colors, giving the shoe some life. The second pair also uses a black leather mudguard, along with black mesh and red accents, making this a nice strong colorway. These AM90s are JD Sports exclusives, and retail for $150 each.

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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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It isn’t exactly a design by Patta, but the latest Nike Air Max 1 to release still has some flavor. The Nike Air Max 1 comes in a white/neutral grey-vibrant yellow colorway, taking on a light tone throughout the shoe. The upper consists of neutral grey suede panels and white mesh to match the midsole and outsole. Vibrant yellow suede offsets the white mesh and grey swoosh nicely to give the shoe some unexpected flare. The grey mesh inner lining blends nicely with the grey tongue, keeping this strictly a tri-tonal shoe. Be on the lookout for this AM1 to release this season.

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