The Nike Air Max 3, formally known as the Air Garnett III, has made its way to retailers in its iconic White/Black/Blue ‘Minnesota Home’ colorway. The second OG version of the shoe to be retrofitted, the model features a White and Black leather upper with gradient Blue accents — but lacks the aforementioned Garnett branding of its predecessor. You can purchase the model from Finishline.com now.

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Previewed back in October, we now have some more detailed images of the upcoming Cyclope x Veja collaboration fixed-gear sneakers. Made with ecological materials like vegetable-tanned leather and Wild Amazonian rubber, the fair trade shoes are set to be released in two colorways, Black/Blue/Turquoise and Black/Red/Cormin. You can see the shoe from a few more angles after the jump, and check out the tees designed to coincide with their release.

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Our first look at the latest Air Jordan Spizike model came in the middle of last week, giving us a general feel for the colorway and its use of patterns. We now have some more detailed images that clue us in to some of the more subtle detail work, primarily on the tongue and lining. On top of a interesting word-map lining, the model features a blue Jumpman logo on its tongue, as well as the usual ‘Mike’ and ‘Mars’ lace stays and Mars Blackmon insole silhouette. You can take a closer look at the new colorway after the jump, as we await its expected February 2010 release.

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Perhaps the Nike Air Max Lebron VII to create the most buzz thus far has been the “Red Carpet pair. However, the black/gold/white pair and the Phantom have each added to the Nike Air Max Lebron VII sneakerworld stir. We now bring you a look at what very well might be another huge player in the Nike Air Max Lebron VII line. Pictured here you’ll see a Lebron VII in a pretty simple white colorway with red accents on the NIke swoosh, outsole, and ankle lining. Moreover, like the Red Carpet pair, these come with no flywire (NFW) design on the mid-panels. How do you think this pair ranks with the other three aforementioned pairs of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII?

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Last week we brought you a look at a pair of the Nike Dynasty high that received navy blue and grey treatment in honor of the Georgetown athletic program. This Nike Dynasty high just recently found its way to three House of Hoops locations- Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. Additionally, pairs were also spotted at the 34th street Foot Locker location in New York City. Although no team logos exist, any sports fan will easily and quickly see the resemblance between this colorway and the Georgetown Hoyas’ team colors. So whether you’re a fan of the squad, shoe, colorway, or of any combination of the three, now is your time to try your luck at scoring a pair. It just might be the perfect holiday gift you were in dire need of finding.

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Last week we were able to show you an all-white Chuck Taylor All Star that’s a part of the very worthwhile campaign against AIDS in Africa. Now there’s a comparable Chuck Taylor, except this one comes in a red leather upper inspired by motorcycle jacket designs. The shoe comes with a quilted lining, even actual zips and snaps that drive home the motorcycle jacket theme even more. Complete with a white sole and red shoe laces, this Chuck Taylor “Leather Jacket” will retail for $200 and release on December 1st, 2009 from Converse (RED) stores in London, San Francisco, and New York City. Ten percent of total net sales will go towards the Global Fund that aims to eliminate AIDS in Africa as well as help make people much more conscious about its threat. Again, Converse offers you another great way to get involved and look stylish while doing so.

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Many sneaker fans were and continue to be excited about the Nike Max Lebron VII “Red Carpet” colorway, which we just informed you would be restocked in early December. For those of you who are not only sneakerheads, but also sneakergeeks, a few pictures have surfaced online that might be of interest to you. Pictured here is the original Z-Corp 3D Resin model of the “Red Carpet,” which basically is the final product’s “floorplan,” if you will. It’s a computerized sample of the shoe that aids in the design process by giving designers a glimpse of what the color blocking and scheme might look like before it goes into production. Jason Petrie, the designer of the Red Carpet Lebron VII, forwarded the fact that Lebron had asked for a pair to be designed specifically for the red carpet unveiling of the “More Than a Game” movie. And the rest is history.

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