Nike Air Lunar 180, an update to the original 1992 Nike Air 180 that is heralded as one of the most well recognized Nike running sneakers of our generation. Building upon the success of the Nike Air Max 90 Current, Nike Air Maxim 1, and most recently the Classic BW Gen II, Nike Sportswear continues to bring innovation to it’s most desired running silhouettes. This new Nike Air Lunar 180 adds Lunarlon cushioning to the forefoot of the shoe providing added comfort while making the shoe lighter and in addition the upper uses Nike Sportswear’s newest innovation, Torch, as the fabrication for the main panels, which makes the shoe both lighter and more breathable. To top it all off the first colorway of the Lunar Air 180 will come in the original White and Ultramarine colorway that has become synonymous with Nike. In stock now.

Two new colorways of Nike’s All Court model. Golden Harvest & Dark Sage are the latest editions, featuring matching laces and a plain white sole and toe. Available now

Originally previewed sometime back, Nike releases its latest rendition of the Skinny Dunk High, made specifically for the ladies. In store Now $199

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Originally released back in 1987, they are definitely considered a running classic among fanatics. This particular pair sports a dark grey/black/crimson colorway along with safari print to finish off the shoe. The upper sports a predominantly black leather upper along with crimson accents on the shoe laces and inner lining, a bright hue which is bound to catch anyone’s attention.

Hot on the heels of the tan Toki, Nike Sportswear’s love of the Blazer as of late continues on with the Blazer Mid Supreme. The curry-colored leather upper includes some clean and subtle detailing ranging from a perforated Swoosh and an embossed logo framed by stitchwork on the tongue. Available Soon.

A bit more sophisticated than previous Zoom Toki offerings, Nike looks to launch a new Rustic/Sail colorway in its Sabaku hybrid. The kicks feature a premium upper with a perforated Nike swoosh outline, two-tone piping, and White midsoles. A launch can be expected soon as a quickstrike release for $159.99.

Among Nike’s Holiday ‘09 releases is this new colourway for the Air Pegasus 89 model, which was resurrected this year. As you can see, the colour scheme is a refrained white/black-granite. The shoe will be coming to Levelthree soon for $199.99

Mighty Crown x Nike
Finally released is this new high top from Nike, the Dynasty High. Taking years of design aesthetics into this one high top, we see lots of new mixed with old, with a black and red upper, accented with a glittery gold section and a gold-on-red studded ankle strap. Then there is the minimal quake we see along the midsole, making this shoe a definite collectible.

Nike Air Force 1 “Savage Beast”
Featuring a full pony hair upper and midsole, they are accented with a Beige canvas swoosh and heel tab with Red “Savage Beast” embroidery.

Coming onto the scene awhile ago as a contemporary release of the once innovative and ground-breaking Nike Air Max 1, the Air Maxim 1+ and its high-tech upper gets another revamping. This time around, it blends the properties of Nike’s Air Trainer series. The forefoot strap on a running shoe seems to be mostly cosmetic while the shoe retains a classic chlorophyll colorway. Compatable with Nike + Ipod.