Recently we informed you on the release of the Size? x Nike Dynasty Hi Vintage and now we’re enthused to bring you another look, but this time in the Blue/Grey colorway of this Size? exclusive.

If you’ve been looking for a raw vintage style sneaker, look no further as this iconic 1985 Nike Dynasty Hi model  will have your game ready for action while on the court or you in style while on the streets. Details include a smooth blue and grey premium leather upper and a woven Air Force 1 ankle strap.

As its previous white version, these too are limited to only 500 pairs worldwide and available now at the Size? webstore.

UK retailer Size? and Nike Sportswear are back with another collaboration.

Originally released in 1985, the Dynasty Hi is presented here in it’s OG white/royal blue colorway.  Details include the woven Air Force 1 ankle strap, yellowed Penetrator outsole, and a premium tumbled leather upper.

Limited to only 500 pairs worldwide, these are available now via the Size? webstore.

Every year, Nike participates in the romantic American holiday known as St. Valentine’s Day, February 14th. For 2010, Nike has given the Nike Dynasty a lovely makeover in two colorways. The Nike Dynasty Hi comes in varsity red/metallic gold-white-black and turquoise green/metallic silver-white-black. Both shoes feature patent leather uppers and metallic leather swooshes, and are endowed with hearts stitched at the strap to subtly represent the romantic day. Be sure to get these babies before the big day, as they are available overseas now $120 each.






Via Limited EDT.

In June when we brought you a sneak peek at one of the first colorways of the Nike Dynasty high scheduled to drop this year, the sneaker got a lot of attention. Now, that Nike silhouette has gotten worked in a “Dark Army” colorway scheduled to release this holiday season. As you might be able to tell, the upper comes draped in premium leather, with the tongue being done in nylon. Does the choice of a “Dark Army” color palette intrigue you, or is this one of the first pairs of the Nike Dynasty high you could easily see yourself passing up? Let us know your thoughts after the jump, where you can also find more pix of this colorway.

With subtle colorways releasing of the Nike Dynasty High such as the white/navy blue pair, many sneakerheads are welcoming the return of this retro sneaker with excitement and open arms. Nike now seems to be throwing a wrench in the usual order of things by releasing more colorful pairs despite the impending fall/winter season. Pictured here is a Nike Dynasty High made up of red, yellow, violet and magenta colors- to name a few. Even a slightly more toned down second pair sports a combination of dark grey, royal blue, light blue and pink- among other colors. Reportedly a part of Nike’s 2009 Holiday collection, be on the look out for these two pairs of Nike Dynasty High’s to start popping up at online and in-store Nike accounts.

Via HighSnobiety.

By now it seems that little else can make this holiday season more exciting for sneakerheads. But Nike sure isn’t tired of trying to do just that. Along with the black/red pair of Nike Dynasty High’s Ty helped us preview, this pair is also supposed to release sometime this fall/holiday season. The shoe comes in a predominantly white palette with blue shoe laces, a darker hue of blue on the Nike swoosh, and a very small amount of red accents near the ankle strap and on the tongue. We’ll keep you informed with release information as it becomes available.

Via HighSnobiety.

Japanese musicians Mighty Crown have collaborated with Nike Sportswear to reproduce a lesser known shoe, the Nike Dynasty Hi. The Mighty rendition features a translucent outsole, black crackle print on the midsole, a diamond studded ankle collar, and a crown logo on the extended tongue. Might Crown’s “Crown” logo is imprinted on the Dynasty’s middle panel. The shoe’s black upper is counterbalanced nicely by the red strap. The Mighty Crown x Nike Sportswear Dynasty High Premium will release later this year in limited quantities.

Via Kix-Files.