If you think Supra made some noise with the pair of silver and gold TK Society we showed you earlier this week, then you haven’t seen anything yet. Already talked about by some, we now are able to show you a preview of the Supra Skytop 2. Pictured here is a pair donning the gradient colorway, which also consists of red accents on the tongue and along the lining. This particular pair will debut early at the Colette shop in Paris on November 21, and Chad Muska shall be in the building. However, you’re going to have to be really on top of this release as it is also being limited to 600 pairs. What are your thoughts on the Skytop 2?

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In the fall of last year, Fall Out Boy singer Pete Wentz was honored with a red-black/white pair of the Supra Vaider. Since it was the artist’s 29th birthday, only 29 pairs of them were circulated. Now, the two are at it again, with the result being a new pair of the Supra Vaider. This time around, the upper seems to consists mostly of an acid-washed, black suede theme with minimal red accents and the patented SupraFoam midsole. These are available now through certain online retailers such as CCS.

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On top of the X-Games colorway we showed you yesterday, images of a new Gold/Silver version of the Supra TK Society have hit the web. Similar to the popular Chad Muska Gold/Silver Supra Skytop from 2007, Silver is used for the tail end of the sneaker, while Gold takes control of the front. No word on any specific release details, apparently the model was showcased along side Supra’s Holiday 2009 collection before being promptly removed from their website… perhaps a surprise limited release? In any case, stay tuned for more information, and check out some other angles after the jump.

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Ever since images of the X-Games TK Society hit the web back in July, many Supra fans have been holding their breath in anticipation of a potential release. Lucky for them, word has it that the neon high-tops will hitting Factory 413 in late November. A limited release of 600 pairs per colorway, the kicks definitely won’t stay on shelves for long, so you’d better keep you eyes peeled for more information as it becomes available.

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We were all hyped about the Deathwish x Supra Thunder that released this month. Well, Deathwish and Supra has more in store for the holidays, as two more shoes have been collaborated on. The Deathwish x Supra Holiday 2009 Collection consists of the Supra Thunder, Supra Dixon, and Supra Vega. All three shoes follow the same cross pattern on the upper of each shoe. The Dixon and Vega use black suede panels to offset the allover patterns, enforcing dark tones on these lowtop skate shoes. Be sure to check these shoes out at your local Supra retailer now!

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This week, we take an extended look at Supra’s Holiday 2009 collection, as their onslaught of rapid releases continues. With news breaking in parts, you may have seen a few of these models before (such as the Deathwish x Supra Thunder model we showed you yesterday), but most of the Diablo 1.5 and Suprano Hi colorways are brand spanking new. Fortunately, these models don’t appear to have suffered from a case of ‘quantity over quality’, as the muted red, black, and grey color schemes and use of suede make this collection a relatively strong one. You can take a look at the latest from Supra after the jump, as we prepare for the models to continue trickling into retailers as the season progresses.

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Today, we really have a treat for you skateheads. Supra has collaborated with Deathwish once again, to release the Deathwish x Supra Thunder. The Thunder rocks a full red suede upper with an allover black cross pattern to enforce the Deathwish theme. The red suede is contrasted by a simple white vulcanized midsole with black lines running across it. The outsole uses red to match the upper and the vibrant red laces. The Supra logo is placed at the back heel, with another logo embossed at the tongue. These red hot babies, as well as the red/black Supra Vaiders mentioned here, are out today at select retailers like Millenium.

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