Earlier we brought you a look at a Terminator high collaborated on between Japan-located X-Girl and, of course, Nike. It turns out that there is another pair to the collabo. The Nike Terminator high pictured here is the beige/pink pair’s complement. This one comes in a predominantly brown suede upper with pink stitching, pink outsole, blue shoe laces, and blue tongue. Both of the Terminator highs collaborated on are set to release some time this holiday season. Which one is your preferred pair?

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On Tuesday we had a sneak peek to show you of what seemed to be another Air Force 1 low representing the Livestrong initiative. However, we now have detailed pictures of the entire shoe, and it looks even better than we had imagined. We have learned that it was Eddie Cruz who designed these, which, instead of reading the more usual “ON YOUR FEET KID” printing, reads “ON YOUR BIKE KID.” One source from which you can score a pair of these bad boys is the QubicStore, starting today November 13. These are SURE to sell quick like a Usain Bolt race.

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Brands have been using holidays (large and small) as inspiration for certain sneaker colorways and models. adidas, for example, recently prepared a Superstar II in which to celebrate Christmas. But the shoes pictured here are perhaps a part of a holiday still far away. We bring you shots of a Nike Court Force and Vandal that are rumored as being part of 2010’s Valentine’s Day collection. Both shoes come in a high-top model, with the Court Force upper consisting of both patent leather and plaid. Moreover, the Court Force has a heart sketched onto the tongue- a good indication of the holiday it might be released during. The Vandal also consists of a plaid patterning on both the mid panels and the toe box, with a touch of patent leather lining. If these are in fact part of Nike’s Valentine’s Day collection next year, they definitely stray from the conventional pink/red/white colorways, but is that necessarily a bad thing? How do you sneakerheads feel with respect to these two pairs of Nike sneakers?

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This year Nike has been churning out Terminator colorways and models left and right. The Terminator recently made some figurative (and literal) noise with two exclusive pairs- the “White Noise” and its black complement. Now, we have shots of a Terminator high collaborated on by Nike and X-Girl. This Terminator comes in a beige suede upper with pink accents on the tongue, shoe laces, and ankle lining. The midsole comes in white, and the outsole tops (or bottoms) it all off in sea green. You can find these at very select retailers, including online ones.

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When images of this carbon fiber Nike Blazer High colorway first hit the web back in April, no one really knew much about the conditions of the model’s release. Details are still a bit foggy, but word has it that the model is to hit retailers before the year is up. With a glossy carbon fiber upper, white Swoosh, and quilted lining, the model is almost reminiscent of the Foamposite Blazer High we saw back in September, Nike pushing its iconic Blazer silhouette in a more futuristic direction. Stay tuned for more information, and check out some more detailed images after the jump.

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Thanks to not only its own silhouette, but also to color executions like the dark grey/metallic silver job, the Nike Big Nike high is gaining popularity among sneakerhead circles everywhere. Now, this Nike model gets done up in a classic black/black colorway. However, it also has the added twist of elephant print along the entire upper and nubuck on the mid panels and toe box. Is this worthy of an “all black everything” outfit?

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In mid-October we brought you a look at what many have deemed the best Nike Zoom Air Max Lebron VII yet in a black/white-teal colorway. This pair of the Lebron VII also sports MINIMAL red accents and is nicknamed the “Red Carpet.” Well, it has now been made public that these are now available in VERY limited quantities from Foot Locker on 34th street in New York City and three House of Hoops locations: New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago. For those of you lucky enough to be around one of these retailers- here’s your chance at perhaps the best Lebron sneaker ever- period.

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