Five days into the new decade we showed you a couple of different colorways of the Nike Air Max 24-7 set to release in Spring/Summer of this year. Now we’ve got a different collection of Nike Air Max 24-7s to show you. Pictured here are five different pairs of the Nike Air Max 24-7 that make up the “Air Attack Collection.” Check out pictures of every colorway after the jump, and be aware that the entire collection will be on sale from Eastbay come next month.
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Of course the Nike Air Force 1 is Nike’s single most popular sneaker silhouette. However, because the brand has been in the game for so long, you can make sure sneakerheads pay attention when Nike introduces something new. Now is one of those times. Pictured here are two colorways of the new Nike Pepper low. This new lifestyle sneaker comes from Nike first in grey/white and turquoise/white colorways, while sporting glossy leather toe caps. You can continue to follow us here for updated release/launch news.

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It seems as though the two “loudest” Nike Air Max Lebron VIIs are the “Dunkman” and “2010 All-Star Game” pairs. After seeing the 2010 All-Star Game Nike Air Max Lebron VII make its way to the shelves of House of Hoops locations nationwide, it is now the Dunkman’s turn. The Dunkman Nike Air Max Lebron VII began hitting House of Hoops stores this passed weekend, so check your closest location for availability before it’s too late.
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Last week, we reported the House of Hoops exclusive Nike Air Total Max Uptempo, and we now have the HoH exclusive Nike Air Hoop Structure LE to share. This pair yields a white leather and patent leather upper with university blue accents seen on the tongue, midpanel, and rear. A few integral aspects of this Air Hoop Structure are the translucent outsole which gives the sneaker a clean look and the university blue midpanel which hosts a unique white lined pattern. The “HoH Exclusive” Nike Air Hoop Structure LE is now available at the House of Hoops for $125.

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It’s hard to believe that the third month of 2010 is already here, and Nike is dropping two general release colorways of the Nike Dunk this month: one in high-top form and the other in low-top. The high-cut Dunk yields a white base with university blue accents seen on the paneling, midsole, tongue, swoosh, and inner lining, while obsidian hits are visible via the tongue tag and laces. The Dunk Low features a university blue upper with obsidian and white accents. Both Nike Dunks are now available for around $80 each.

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It has become quite evident over the years that Nike draws inspiration from a plethora of sources when it comes to their sneakers, and this time around, the unofficial inspiration for this Blazer and Dunk is the epitome of a feminine American character, Strawberry Shortcake. The Blazer hosts a white base with a yellow swoosh and a unique, multicolored floral pattern on the upper, while the Dunk High yields a white upper with soft pink, sprinter green, and sunbeam accents. The Strawberry Shortcake Pack is now available at select retailers for around $70 a sneaker.

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Just earlier today we informed you that a pair of the Nike Air Force 1 low commemorating St. Patrick’s Day this year has already been made available for purchase from Nike retailers- but it only comes in grade school sizes. However, we have now ran into the following pictures of another Nike Air Force 1 low whose colorway definitely SEEMS to pay homage to the Irish holiday. The Nike Air Force 1 low pictured here sports a sort of reverse colorway from the grade school pair- with the upper being done in predominantly green leather and mesh. White accents can be found on the midsole, patented Nike swoosh, and ankle lining. With St. Patrick’s Day less than ten days away, and with select overseas retailers already having these in stock, we can only hope to start seeing this release in Nike retailers stateside rather soon, despite no clear reference within this pair to St. Patrick’s Day.

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