Kicks : Nike Classic Cortez VNTG

Arguably the best of 2010′s Year of the Snake releases, the Nike Cortez just showed off a couple of snake-Swooshed designs being readied for the Chinese New Year celebration.  Nike Sportswear also has a few new general releases on tap for the immediate future: three all-suede VNTG makeups that offer that antiqued line a breath of fresh air via metallic gold branding.  The rustic if still vibrant suede makes for an interesting contrast against the newness implied by the shiny parts; have a closer look at all three below and let us know if you’d go for a similar motif on the Blazer or Bruin.


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Kicks : Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Premium “Hyper Red”

Following up on three vintage releases including two patterned after the 1987 originals, Nike Sportswear drops another new Air Max 1 for women. The Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Premium doesn’t feature a tinted midsole or unfinished tongue like those VNTG drops, but its Hyper Red suede upper does indeed appear to have been treated to a similar finish. Maximizing the effect is the Metallic Silver top of a dual-layered Swoosh, and you can see them in greater detail below before buying from Finish Line.
Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Premium
Hyper Red/Metallic Silver-Black-White
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Kicks : Check Out The Nike Air Force 1 Low Downtown “BHM”

The latest revelation from Nike’s upcoming Black History Month 2013 spread is a model that also made its mark on the Year of the Snake collection. The Nike Air Force 1 Downtown ’BHM’ follows up on the luxurious ‘Python’ makeup with a rich Hazelnut leather build accented by tonal pony hair Swooshes and Total Orange accents including the intricately patterned tongue tags and heel tabs. Click through for a look at these details, the ornate insoles and more and stick with Sneaker News for the US release date.
Nike Air Force 1 Downtown Low QS
Hazelnut/Hazelnut-Total Orange
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Kicks : Nike WMNS Air Max 1 – Light Blue – White

Passionate sneakerheads can be spotted all over the internet venting on the (limited) availability of their chosen grails, but there’s another kind of hands-off hurting that dudes with bigger feet go through with Nike Sportswear.  It seems like most of the Nike WMNS Air Max 1 releases over the past few years have been just as good if not better than the mens, this latest model a shining example of why you’ll occasionally hear dudes talking about sizing up by 1.5.  With that math, anyone with a mens 10.5 or lower will be able to enjoy this steel blue beauty of an AM1, and you’ll find them now at select NSW retailers like Woei.

Kicks : Nike Air Foamposite Pro – Dark Pine Green

This brand new colorway of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro, coming in Dark Pine Green, is definitely one of the more anticipated Fall releases. The Foamposites have been hitting in a variety of colors lately, with release of the Retro Blue version right around the corner, but the Dark Pine edition is a nice departure from the norm given its more serious look. This darker colorway is the closest thing we’ve had the to the tough as nails all black Foamposite Pro that dropped back in 2003, and anything close to that is a good thing for Foamposite lovers.
Nike Air Foamposite Pro
Black/Dark Pine
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Kicks : Nike Air Max 90 – Spring 2012

They say your twenty-second birthday is the least significant one you ever celebrate, and yet, the Nike Air Max 90 seems to be stronger than ever for next year.  Check out the lineup of Ninetys set for your consumption in spring 2012, ten different looks that run the gamut from clean two-toned to high contrast with a few Infrared block-a-likes in the middle.  The best part is, you can see larger images of every pair when you click on the jump below, so check out the entire run and let us know which are your favorites and then stick with Sneaker News for new developments as we approach these models’ US release dates.  via CK