Two spring seasons ago, Nike directly paid homage to the world class tennis player John McEnroe with a black Zoom Tennis Trainer. Now, after seeing athletes like Adrian Peterson and Bo Jackson get the Nike Air Trainer 1 treatment, Nike is set to remind us that “Mac (also) Knows.” Pictured here is a Nike Air Trainer 1 made up in a mostly light grey/white/black colorway with tennis ball green accents on places such as the Nike swoosh’s outline and the shoe’s insole. This pair will also release as early as next week, along with the “Bo Knows” release. This almost BEGS the question- which Nike Air Trainer 1 “knows” better than the other what the sneakerheads will gravitate towards? Is either colorway or the other a great consolation prize?

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It was all the way back in May when we first brought you a look at a Nike Air Trainer 1 made in commemoration of Bo Jackson and his athletic achievements. But we got such an early look at the shoe that rumors ran wild about the exclusivity of this shoe- leaving most people to deal with the cruel “reality” that this could be a 1-of-a-kind production. But no need to fret- we now have word that the “Bo Knows” Nike Air Trainer 1 will be hitting select FootLocker locations as soon as next week. Naturally, the shoe comes in Oakland Raiders silver & black, but also has other touches specific to Bo Jackson’s career- such as what appears to be an OG baseball video game rendition of the superstar that transcended so many sports. You will NOT want to sleep on these, as they will not only be limited, but also sell like hot cakes.

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Considering the number of new materials and patterns that have made their way on to Nike iD’s list of customizing options this year, it’s about time that the popular ‘Hufquake’ cracked leather print made its long awaited debut. Like many other featured prints, Hufquake isn’t available on too many models, but the Nike Air Max 90 is certainly a good starting point, the popular sneaker well suited for the jagged print. Head over to Nike iD now to play around with your own unique AM90 colorway.

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Following the success of the Pewter Air Jordan 1 Retro that released earlier this year, it’s no surprise that Nike is applying the colorway to another sneaker, the WMNS Nike Air Force 1 Low. The paint job works well with the AF1’s classic silhouette, the metallic sheen highlighting aspects of the sneaker’s timeless figure. With a black patent swoosh and liner to boot, the colorway is sure to be a hit amongst a majority of sneakerheads. You can expect the model to hit Nike retailers sometime later this month.

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We’ve seen Jordan Brand’s Motorsports 2009 Pack in parts before, news of the Air Jordan VI colorway hitting back in March and the Air Jordan 6 Rings previewing a few weeks ago. Now that we have the collection all together, we also have some more detailed release information. It appears as though the colorways will not be seeing a general release, the models only available to the AJ Motorsports team and their friends and family… but that doesn’t mean that a few pairs won’t make their way on the bay one day. In any case, you shouldn’t get your hopes up unless you’re really willing to dish out some cash. You can check out some detailed images of the two models after the jump.

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Good news, folks! It turns out that the Livestrong reject colorway of the Nike Air Structure Triax 91 we showed you a few weeks ago has already made its way into storefronts. Featuring a predominantly Black/Yellow paint job, the model is accented well by hits of Grey and White on the midsole and heel tab. If the colorway tickles your fancy, you can grab a pair now for about $150 from retailers like HAVEN.

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With Halloween now over, the start of 2010 could not feel any closer. As such, it seems that a peek at what Nike Sportswear might have in store for the new year is in order. You may have seen a few of these models before, but some of them are certainly news to us. You can check out all the samples after the jump, but be sure to stay tuned so that you know what will actually be hitting storefronts.

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