The Nike Lebron Line is known for yielding many interesting colorways of Lebron James’ signature sneakers. During the past few weeks, we were enlightened by pictures of a “Chalk” Nike Zoom Lebron VI and a Nike Zoom Soldier II inspired by the Ohio State Buckeyes. We now have a picture of a Nike Zoom Soldier II inspired by the popular Coca-Cola owned soda brand, Sprite. Featuring a bubble filled blue upper accented by a green outsole and yellow stitching, this pair accomplishes its goal by leaving all our mouths watering for a bottle of Sprite. Some may remember that a couple years ago, there was also a Nike Zoom Lebron III Low “Sprite” which featured a colorway exactly like that of the Nike Zoom Soldier II shown above. There is no word as of yet if these will be released, but stay tuned for updates. Via NikeLebron.

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Just a few days ago, the Nike Zoom Kobe IV (4) -Chaos debuted with links to Heath Ledgers role as the Joker in the movie, The Dark Night. Though Nike has not confirmed the Jokers part in the movie, the colors found in the Chaos Kobe IV resembles the characters appearance. The sneakers features purple representing the jacket and hair, green for the vest, red and white for the make-up. However, this isn’t the first time Nike has utilized the villains unique color scheme, it has been used on the Joker Dunk Low released a few years back and also appeared on a sample Dunk SB. Release is set for January 10th, 2009.

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Just last week we previewed the Reebok Pump Omni Lite EXT LUX, now we get a look at the Insta Pump Fury EXT LUX in a similar style. The EXT LUX models consist of  black with navy highlights and a treatment of snakeskin seen throughout the sneaker. Reebok released a package resembling the newly released EXT LUX models earlier in the year, but this time around the look is subtle and not flashy as the prior versions. Nevertheless, both the Insta Pump Fury and Omni Lite Pump can be found now at Atmos.

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Puma’s First Round was originally released over 20 years ago and is still going strong with the release of this womens model. The First Round Scroll 80 is composed of a leather upper with a patent leather logo stripe. Other highlights include a vibrant colored design around the collar featured in their Decades street artist collaborative scroll campaign. The First Round also includes a padded footbed and an EVA midsole ensuring comfort and durability. Now available at Puma retailers. Via Kenlu.

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With 2008 having a few standout Nike Air Max 90s like the sought after Infrared release, 2009 will also showcase a few styles along the lines of the ideal look of the Air Max 90. This version sports white, neon turquoise and rave pink. The base color consists of white, while rave pink accents, neon turquoise swoosh and black mudguard make up the rest of the upper. In addition to this classic-like colorway, you can expect to find mesh on the toebox and lining the inside of the sneaker.  Official release isn’t until next year which is only a few days away, but if you want to have your pair early navigate over to Dunk.com.cn for a selection of sizes.

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For NBA fans, Christmas Day is always important due to the quality of games held on the day. The NBA purposely faces off some of the best teams in the league to create interesting matchups that keep fans glued to their seats on one of the biggest holidays of the year. This year, the most anticipated game was most definitely the rematch of last year’s NBA finals when the Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers to win the NBA Championship. Not only were today’s Christmas games expected to yield great basketball, but also a spectacular array of player exclusive sneakers.

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Issue number 18 of Bounce Magazine has been uploaded to the internet to be read, printed or downloaded for hoop fans. Bounce Magazine was co-founded by our good friend Bobbito Garcia a.k.a. Kool Bob Love. Bounce’s primary focus is street basketball and the playground scene in New York City. Sections on sneakers and other basketball related pieces may also be beneficial for the aspiring baller. You can also expect to find writing by Bobbito and Sneakerfiles editorial assistant and writer, Jeremy Ripley. To read the magazine online, just click here and browse through the pages. Bounce Magazine is still available in-store and can be ordered online at the Bounce Magazine online store. 

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