Crocodile skin is in; even in yellow. Nike has unleashed another crocskin model in the form of the Nike Air Max 90. Here we have a very close look at the sample model, as the shoe uses premium yellow croc material to offset the white midsole and black outsole. This shoe definitely stands out more than your typical Italian crocodile leather dress shoe. Be on the lookout for these babies as they stand in sample form.
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A few days ago, we showcased four new colorways of the Nike Lebron Zoom Soldier III (3), and we now have one more colorway to share. The Nike Lebron Zoom Soldier III is Lebron James’ newest signature sneaker and his sneaker of choice for the current NBA Playoffs. This pair of the ZS3 features a grey upper composed of a reptile print with a white speckled midsole, a white swoosh, and yellow accents seen on the inner lining, stitching, and Dunkman logo. The Nike Lebron Zoom Soldier III (3) is now available at your local Nike retailers, and this grey/yellow colorway should be available for purchase in the upcoming weeks.

Nike always delivers when it comes to sick colorways of their most popular sneakers. This upcoming weekend will treat us to a new white and varsity maize colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. While this pair is fairly simple, they are Spring and Summer ready. With a reasonable retail price of $88, these will have you stepping out in style without hurting your pockets. Via Weekly Drop.

It seems like every shoe company just loves the spirit of spring time and Easter. Vans is no exception with its release of the Vans Chukka Low in yellow/black and seafoam/black as part of their spring 2009 collection. The Chukka Low’s use both suede and canvas uppers instead of the typical canvas only, and are contrasted by white midsoles with black lining and a black Vans heel tag. Black is also used to offset the colors on the laces, lace holes, tongue, and inner lining. These Chukka’s are sure to be fave’s for either gender, so don’t hesitate to cop these for about $55.

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It’s spring time and the air is perfect for running. That’s why New Balance has released another running model named the New Balance M1100 MDS in a red/yellow colorway that is perfect for all-terrain running. The lightweight shoe uses mesh material at the toe with a hint of patent leather. The toe has a print that reads in French “marathon des sables,” which in English means “sand marathon.” The shoe also features Abzorb technology in the white midsole which absorbs shock emitted by the balls and heels of the feet. Although this is a great performance shoe, it sure isn’t worth the great price of $180. Available now on Bingo Runner.

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Now that the Nike Hyperdunk has released in all its scheduled colorways, it is almost time for the Nike Hypermax to make its debut. The Nike Hypermax is essentially made for the forward and center positions on the court due to its high top and rugged construction. This particular colorway draws inspiration from a past Nike advertisement which can be found on the insole, and reads “So Technologically Advanced You Won’t Understand It.” The Nike Hypermax utilizes flywire technology as well as a clear air bubble in the sole to provide a comfortable fit while not sacrificing stability or style. The Nike Hypermax – Grey/Black-Yellow is now available at select Nike Basketball retailers for $130.

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Alife has come up with two new colorways to follow up with the previous release of the Alife Everybody Mid Parachute Nylon Grid Pack. This time around, the Everybody’s are in red/white and white/black/yellow, for everybody to enjoy. The uppers are made of nylon and follow a parachute all-over design in the aforementioned colors. Both shoes use black vulcanized toecaps, white midsoles, and yellow tongue tags that read “alife new york city.”

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