Nike has a new Bruin on tap for all the SB-heads out there.

With a black suede upper, this SB Bruin flashes hits of mint on the leather Swoosh, laces, and tongue and heel branding.  The upper sits atop a white midsole with a black herringbone traction outsole.

The Black/Mint-Swan SB Bruin is available now via Flatspot.

Today we get our first look at the new Nike SB Bruin “White Swan”. What makes for a perfectly fitting name, this Bruin model features a very subtle Swan colored suede upper with silver branding on the side panel and heel, and is complete with the addition of white tongue and midsole.

We’ll have to wait until the warm weather rolls back around to get the Nike SB Bruin “White Swan” as they aren’t due in stores at participating SB dealers until June 2012.

2012 will bring another big year for sneaker releases, and another model dropping in a familiar colorway is the Nike SB Zoom Bruin. The Nike SB Zoom Bruin pictured will release Spring 2012, and uses a Mint, Tiffany and Black colorway. Mint/Tiffany makes its way on the Nike Swoosh and other branding around the sneakers, Black suede uppers, and White vulcanized midsole. We have a while for the release, so enjoy the images for now.

Via NSB.

Of course, not many Nike SB scheduled releases will have as many people clamoring over a pair than the upcoming “neon/J-pack” Dunk low. However, that will not stop the skateboarding Nike line from releasing the Nike SB Bruin pictured here. The upper comes in a team red canvas upper with dark gum soles and a white Nike swoosh. A well-put together Nike SB Bruin, it certainly has the potential to catch the eyes of some sneakerheads and non-sneakerheads alike.



Via Flatspot.

The day before Thanksgiving we brought our readers a look at the P-Rod 2.5 in a black with red colorway that was scheduled to release as part of Nike SB’s December 2010 collection. Now that the last month of 2010 is here, it would be our pleasure to show you some other heat releasing from this collection. Said heat includes a Dunk high and mid, two Paul Rodriguez Nike SB releases, and even the up-and-coming Stefan Janoski. Take a look-see after the jump and let us know what stands out to you.






Via HighSnobiety.

In the middle of October we brought our readers news of a black/charcoal-white Nike SB Dunk low sure to be a hit with Dunk lovers in need of that dark pair of kicks for the fall/winter. Now we bring you word of another Nike SB release in a similarly popular colorway. It seems as though little noise has come about regarding the Nike SB Bruin, nevertheless, here is one that sports a predominantly black suede upper while maroon and different shades of grey can be seen accenting this colorway. This Nike SB Bruin could very well appeal to those who like/need the colorway and/or those who are looking for new shoes to skate around in during this cold season. It will be hitting Nike SB shelves this month, if they have not already.


Via CNCPTS.

Yesterday we brought you news of a collaborative effort between the minds behind Duth magazine Fluff and Nike. The end result is a book chronicling 117 European Nike SB skateboarders on different tours. While the book is currently in printing and expected to release before the turn of the year, we would like to now also show you the Nike SB Bruin designed to commemorate this book. Pictured here is the Nike SB “Fluff” Bruin, which comes in a light grey suede upper that matches what the final book product should look like. There are also subtle canvas accents and black shoe laces, while the Nike swoosh and sole come in all-white. Lastly, the embossed logo on the shoe’s sole actually dons the Nike swoosh and “SB” we’re accustomed to seeing- however, it reads “Fluff” above the check, as opposed to “Nike.” The Fluff Magazine x Nike SB Bruin release party goes down in Barcelona, Spain at Trust Nobody on December 12, 2009. How do you sneakerheads like the SB Bruin meant to complement the book? Let us know what you’re thinking after the jump, where you can also find a release party flier and shot of what the book’s cover should look like.

Via NikeSB.