The latest release of Nike‘s hybrid project is the Nike Terminator High Hybrid LE in sax/purple/white and black/grey/pink. The Nike Terminator infuses elements of Nike ACG products to include a free sole and Clima-Fit material. Aside from the earlier hybrids which were featured in earth-tone colorways, this Terminator stands out not only by its distinct model, but by its array of colors as well. The first pair essentially uses a white leather upper, white midsole, purple printed swoosh, sax yellow stitching, and turquoise panels throughout the shoe. The second uses a black and grey upper with a white midsole, turquoise stitching, and pink print swoosh. This shoe is perfect for Terminator fans who’d rather have them off the court, especially at a price of about $140.

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For Summer 2009, Puma has come up with the Puma R-968 Mesh Limited Edition Pack, which consists of the R-968 model in three different colorways. The shoes feature combinations of white/sax/black/orange, white/red, and black/grey/white. The R-968 promises to be a breakthrough Puma model, using mesh material all throughout the shoe, along with suede and speckled panels, and other staple textiles. The intensity of the first colorway marks the presence of the Reebok-like model, with the following of two simple yet clean colorways. Also, the shoe uses Trinomic technology for ultimate performance, and showcases the Trinomic name on the back heel panel and midsole. The best characteristic of the shoe is the sole, which features a translucent bolt along the middle of the sole, showcasing the “soul” of the shoe. Be sure to cop a pair of these Puma’s for a price of about $126.

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Most Air Jordan Player Exclusives are made for professional sports athletes, but this Air Jordan V (5) Retro PE is made for a different type of player. Mike Phillips, an extraordinary saxophonist, is the only non athlete in Team Jordan and this pair was made exclusively for him. Being a part of Team Jordan definitely has its perks and having a player exclusive made for you is one of them. This PE is very similar to the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro Black/Metallic Silver-Red which released in 2007 and the only notable difference between the two pairs is the lack of the number 23 on the player exclusive. Replacing the “23″ on the rear of the sneaker is a red saxophone with the letters M and P around it. As it is with most player exclusives, the closest you will get is probably checking out the pictures after the ‘jump.’ Via Kenlu.