The Nike SB Dunk Low Chirping Bird samples we showed you back in October have finally been scheduled to see a Quickstrike release in the spring of 2010. Featuring a patent Swoosh and red outsole, if the shoe’s feathered lining isn’t enough avian paraphernalia to warrant its nickname, its chirping sound tongue implant certain is. February is only a stone’s throw away, so make sure you stay tuned for more specific release details.

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The latest model from Nike SB’s Spring 2010 collection is this 80’s-riffic wool-based version of the Nike SB Dunk Hi. Featuring crazy sweater prints and the use of wool on the upper and Swoosh, true outfit coordinators are going to want to dust off their Coogi sweaters for a killer matching combo. No word on any release details yet, but stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.

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Along with the beige pair of Stefan Janoskis set to release Spring 2010, Nike SB has another clean colorway for the signature skate shoe. The Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski comes in a dark green/brown/white colorway. The lowtop skate shoe utilizes a dark green suede upper, with a brown corduroy side panel and chamois to complete the upper. A clean white midsole with a beige toe completes the suit of the shoe, matching the tone of the beige pair that is set to release alongside this one. The Stefan Janoski SB is firmly on its way to releasing every colorway to match our fits, but you’ll have to wait til Spring 2010 for this dark green pair.
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Recently, we saw a teaser catalog pic of a beige Nike SB Stefan Janoski that is slated to be a part of the Spring 2010 Nike lineup. Now we’ve come across a much better look at not only the beige Nike SB Stefan Janoski’s upper, but also its sole. While this pair will come with the traditional all-white sole, the upper consists of beige leather with brown highlights such as on the Nike swoosh and contrast stitching. What are your thoughts on this latest Nike SB Stefan Janoski prepared by team Nike? Is it among the slated 2010 Nike SB releases you’re most looking forward to?

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Today, Sneakerfiles has an exclusive catalog scan of Nike SB’s Spring 2010 releases. What you can find here and after the jump are a mix of SBs including the black Nike SB Dunk Mid Pro, Nike SB Dunk Hi, Nike SB Dunk Lows, Nike SB Blazers, Nike SB Classic, Nike SB Zoom Tre A.D., Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski, Nike SB P-Rod III, Nike SB Zoom Bruin, and the introduction of the Nike SB Omar Salazar. Be sure to check back for future info on these shoes, as they will make their way to your local Nike SB retailer come Spring 2010.

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The latest holiday items from Nike SB this December 2009 come in the form of some lowkey classics. The Nike SB Zoom Bruin and Nike SB Zoom Classic High make their way into the holidays this season, aside from the Skate Mental Nike Dunk SB Highs and Gino-inspired Nike Dunk SB Lows. The Nike SB Zoom Bruin comes in a midnight fog colorway that uses a full suede upper, complete with a perforated swoosh and white classic midsole. The latest Nike SB model, the Nike SB Zoom Classic High, makes its debut in a clean black/white-red colorway, also using a full suede upper. You can get both of these SBs at your local Nike SB retailer such as CCS or Primitive. The Bruins retail for $69, while the Classics go for $80, but you can find a full size run of the Classics on eBay for a lot cheaper.
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Yesterday we brought you news of a collaborative effort between the minds behind Duth magazine Fluff and Nike. The end result is a book chronicling 117 European Nike SB skateboarders on different tours. While the book is currently in printing and expected to release before the turn of the year, we would like to now also show you the Nike SB Bruin designed to commemorate this book. Pictured here is the Nike SB “Fluff” Bruin, which comes in a light grey suede upper that matches what the final book product should look like. There are also subtle canvas accents and black shoe laces, while the Nike swoosh and sole come in all-white. Lastly, the embossed logo on the shoe’s sole actually dons the Nike swoosh and “SB” we’re accustomed to seeing- however, it reads “Fluff” above the check, as opposed to “Nike.” The Fluff Magazine x Nike SB Bruin release party goes down in Barcelona, Spain at Trust Nobody on December 12, 2009. How do you sneakerheads like the SB Bruin meant to complement the book? Let us know what you’re thinking after the jump, where you can also find a release party flier and shot of what the book’s cover should look like.

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