It’s not too often we come across documentary style video footage made specifically about Sneakerheads. Luckily Chris Rice, aka Creative Chris, filmed a great documentary about the life and times of Sneakerheads in our generation and gives us a look at those who started the movement in the past.

Make sure you hit the jump to view, I personally really enjoyed this and hope that you do as well!

Sneaker-Head Documentary from Chris(Creative Chris)Rice on Vimeo.

Big thanks to Chris Rice for sharing this with everyone!

The Nike Court Force Hi has become a classic over the years in various colorways, material schemes, and special editions. In addition to everything that the Court Force and NSW has to offer, JD Sports releases another colorway exclusive only to them.

This model features combination’s of textile clothe, leather and patent leather in white uppers. The upper is accented with Anthracite paneling, patent leather and red logos on the front.

Grab this pair overseas now at JD Sports.

via JD

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We’ve shown you the previous Nike models bearing the ‘Ripstop’ uppers like the Nike Air Max Penny and the Nike Blazer, which were sold exclusively at House of Hoops across the United States. JD Sports, famous for exclusive colorways and sneakers, get’s their own version of a “Ripstop” Pack with the Nike Court Force High.

This JD Sports pack features the Court Force High in 3 colorways:

Treasure Blue/White
Black/White
Wolf Grey/White

The 3 feature solid color blocking in an all Ripstop uppers, leather Swoosh and solid rubber outsole. Be sure to snag this Ripstop Retro pack now at JD Sports UK.

via JD Sports

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We are a couple days into June, and we have two new pairs of Nike Court Force High that released this month. The two Nike Court Force High‘s feature White/Cloud Grey and Black/Anthracite/Cloud Grey color scheme. Nike used baby blue on the bottom two lace holes and branding on the tongue for the White based pair, while the Black pair uses Red. Perforated leather was used on both pairs that starts at the mid panel and wraps to the heel. You can buy both now at JD Sports.

With Valentine’s Day is steadily approaching, time is running out if you haven’t yet found that special something for your loved one.

If you are like me and need some help in the gift department, HerBlog is your one stop blog spot to hit up if you are like most of the public and typically opt out for the candy and flowers routine. As we all know, Sneakerheads are not the typical consumer. This year you can get your significant other fully laced with this year’s Nike Court Force Hi’s done up in typical V-Day fashion. These two colorways will be made available next month at Nike retailers.

Via HerBlog

In the first week of November we showed you three pairs of the Nike Court Force high that also released during the month. Now, we show you some of what Nike has in store for the future of the Court Force. Reportedly releasing some time between the 2009 holiday season and Spring 2010, here are two pairs of the Nike Court Force high that each sport nubuck material. One pair sports black nubuck material near the toe area, with white and carolina blue making up the rest of the shoe’s colorway. The second pair dons dark grey nubuck in the same area as the first pair, with red and black completing that colorway. And both pairs include a grid patterning near the ankle area, which resembles the pattern recently seen on another Court Force. Which pair of these two Nike Court Force highs do you think works the nubuck material better?

Via FreshNGood.

Brands have been using holidays (large and small) as inspiration for certain sneaker colorways and models. adidas, for example, recently prepared a Superstar II in which to celebrate Christmas. But the shoes pictured here are perhaps a part of a holiday still far away. We bring you shots of a Nike Court Force and Vandal that are rumored as being part of 2010′s Valentine’s Day collection. Both shoes come in a high-top model, with the Court Force upper consisting of both patent leather and plaid. Moreover, the Court Force has a heart sketched onto the tongue- a good indication of the holiday it might be released during. The Vandal also consists of a plaid patterning on both the mid panels and the toe box, with a touch of patent leather lining. If these are in fact part of Nike’s Valentine’s Day collection next year, they definitely stray from the conventional pink/red/white colorways, but is that necessarily a bad thing? How do you sneakerheads feel with respect to these two pairs of Nike sneakers?