Avid fans of Nike running shoes got a real treat when in 2009 the Nike Air Pegasus 89 re-released in a number of colorways. This time around, Nike is back at it with a fresh, new color combination applied to this popular shoe. Besides the greatly popular purple and grey accents, these Air Pegasus 89’s feature an attention-grabbing pattern near the ankle and heel that seemingly consists of a letter-jumbling that spells out N-I-K-E A-I-R. Thanks to Georgia’s StandardATL, these can be copped now- but I wouldn’t suggest sleeping on this release that’s finally starting to pop up at select retailers.

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It’s no secret that sneakerhead circles everywhere often place a large emphasis on continuity and adherence to a proven model when pondering what the next purchase is going to be.  A brand’s fan base often fluctuates in response to decisions such as whether or not to use the same material on a future retro version of an already popular and well-sold shoe.  But we can always trust Nike to dare and make several of those kinds of decisions on a daily basis.

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When thinking of the Nike Air Trainer II, many may associate it with the 2008 Nike SB x Supreme collaboration. The latest Nike Air Trainer II pays homage to one of the greatest athletes of recent history, Vincent Edward “Bo” Jackson. Synonymous for playing with then the Los Angeles Raiders, Bo Jackson’s image is depicted on the tongue in Techmo Bowl’s pixilated fashion. The Nike Air Trainer II will be released in two colorways, black and white, both consisting of leather, patent leather, and nubuck.

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Nike sacralizes Batman with the Nike Vandal High for their Superhero pack. Toned in black/cobalt grey, the shoe features a grey front and middle and black patent rear. The shoe features yellow contrast stitching and a yellow Swoosh. The Nike Vandal High “Batman” is available at a retailer near you but is a kids (GS) exclusive.

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Japanese musicians Mighty Crown have collaborated with Nike Sportswear to reproduce a lesser known shoe, the Nike Dynasty Hi. The Mighty rendition features a translucent outsole, black crackle print on the midsole, a diamond studded ankle collar, and a crown logo on the extended tongue. Might Crown’s “Crown” logo is imprinted on the Dynasty’s middle panel. The shoe’s black upper is counterbalanced nicely by the red strap. The Mighty Crown x Nike Sportswear Dynasty High Premium will release later this year in limited quantities.

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Like many of Nike’s primordial basketball shoes, Bruin Low, originally release in the mid-’70s, has reemerged as a casual threat by way of Nike’s SB (Skateboarding) division. Initially, the shoe was primed for an August release, but several skate shops around the nation have reported getting in early shipments of the Nike Zoom Bruin SB Military Blue/White. A white midsole, laces, and Swoosh compliment quality military blue suede uppers. The Nike Zoom Bruin SB Military Blue/White is available now at Flatspot.

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Nike recently brought back Ken Griffey Jr.’s Nike Air Griffey Max 1 in black/white/red to retailers worldwide. The shoe features a black leather upper with black nubuck accents along the white midsole. Air Max units in the heel and forefoot provide ample cushioning while an ankle strap with “24″ printed on it offers support on all of those base stealin’ maneuvers. The Nike Air Max Griffey 1 Black/White/Red should be available at select Nike accounts soon!

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