Thought to the be the slimmer sister version of the Nike Vandal, the womens Air Scandal offers a fresh new approach to the high top look. Feature in basic and white and black bases, each Air Scandal consists of satin, contrasting mid-sole stitching, and patent leather swoosh's to represent the Bronze and Gold medal. As...see more >> Tags: Womens
Thought to the be the slimmer sister version of the Nike Vandal, the womens Air Scandal offers a fresh new approach to the high top look. Feature in basic and white and black bases, each Air Scandal consists of satin, contrasting mid-sole stitching, and patent leather swoosh's to represent the Bronze and Gold medal. As...see more >> 
Women sneaker collectors are getting some love with this collection of Nike Air Max 90's. Each style features a simple silhouette consisting of a mixture of mesh, vibrant colors and mid-sole design. Now available in volt, vivid blue, and black, each style is very subtle and has been done well with the use of color...see more >> 
Pictured above is a Nike Air Force 1 High Quickstrike being released in the form of a solid red upper. Highlights include the solid red upper alongside a soft nylon tongue, a plus for an high top model. The Air Force 1 High has become a scarce release with Nike, occasionally release limited styles like...see more >> 
Continuing with Nike's Olympic themed releases, this womens Nike Dunk High is the latest to sport Olympic motif. Featured is a subtle combination of black and white along with a heel graphic to compliment the simple color-way.
These and the Olympic themed models have offered a great amount of innovative designs, but these black and...see more >> 
Continuing with our preview of the Nike 2009 collection, here's a look at the Womens Urban Dunks Spring line. Included is a combination of premium Dunk High's and Low's spread out from January to March.
For the most part the appearance is rather simple and uses a nice variety of colors in a subtle way....see more >> 
While speaking with with Tinker Hatfield a few weeks ago, Sneaker Files learned that Michael "Brand" Jordan does not sign off on all colorways for Air Jordans.
"He signs off on every model, but not every colorway." Tinker explained, "There's just too much there, and he doesn't have enough time... Once we've finished a project and...see more >> 
