One thing is for sure about the BBC/Ice Cream brand, its products are, for better or for worse, neck-breakers. As the summer season ended, we caught a glance of the “Space Beach” chukkas that were generally well thought of. Now, the BBC/Ice Cram team tries a more classic and tried colorway on the same chukka model with a digital comouflage upper that also sits on a completely white sole and comes with white shoe laces. How do you think this pair of Digital Camo chukkas compares to the Space Beach pair? Very select BBC/Ice Cream retailers have begun receiving these, such as the Tokyo flagship store. So good luck “hunting” these down! (Pun intended.)

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The Puma brand is going so hard this season with what is almost hands-down its most famous silhouette to date- the Clyde. Puma recently prepared two very nice color executions in suede grey and suede royal blue that the company hopes will “bring back” some of its fan base’s attention. Now, the brand moves away from suede and experiments with patent leather on two more Puma Clydes. One pair fades from white patent leather to black patent leather as you move from the toe box to the heel. The second pair actually goes from black to gold. How do you feel these shoes compare to the suede executions Puma is so well-known for? Did the company strike gold with these two new Clyde experiments? Just know that these two pairs of the Puma Clyde are limited edition releases, and your best chance at snagging a pair might be online.

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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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Stockholm-based retailer Sneakersnstuff teams up with adidas to create this special sneaker for the adidas Consortium ‘Your City’ collection.  With models from Los Angeles, Oslo, Berlin, and Boston already released, Sneakersnstuff drew inspiration from their city’s grey Fall sky, incorporating the colors of the Swedish national flag into the model’s Stripes. The sneaker, along with sets of yellow and blue alternate laces, is expected to drop as part of the second round of the ‘Your City’ collection sometime soon.

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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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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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