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SNEAKER FREAKER GERMANY x AKOMPLICE 'TONGUE' TEE
SF Germany and Akomplice colab on this tasteful new tee and shoelace pack! Details here.
ADIDAS ADISTAR RACER WINNER: DAY 2
Day two of our adidas Adistar Racer sneaker giveaway. Did you win?
MASSIVE OG EWING SPECIAL IN SNEAKER FREAKER 24!
Pick up Sneaker Freaker Issue 24 for a mind-blowing vintage Ewing feature!
A LOOK AT JR SMITH'S SNEAKER COLLECTION!
Knicks guard JR Smith gives us a peek at his collection on Twitter. See it here!
FRSHER THAN YOUR AVRG SNEAKER BATTLE PICS
Check some of the scorching sneakers on display at the Frshr Than Your Avrg Sneaker Battle! Pics inside. ...
ADIDAS ORIGINALS EURO CUP 2012 FAN APPAREL
Adidas Originals unveil the official fan apparel for the upcoming Euro 2012 tournament. Pics inside.
ADIDAS ADISTAR RACER WINNER: DAY 1
We've drawn the winner for day one of our adidas Adistar Racer sneaker giveaway... was it you?
NEW FOR THE HOMIES CAPS
For The Homies return with a new collection of caps! Pics and details inside.
Here's something a little our of the ordinary!
Nike Blazer II, original pair still fresh, unlaced in box from 1986. The Blazer is the original Nike basketball shoe and for 30+ years has been rocked by NYC's top ballers and skaters. Made famous by George Gervin, former ABA and NBA player of the San Antonio Spurs.
Yet to be released, is this Nike Air Force 1 '03 LE which uses tennis ball-material to complement the purple-ink uppers in maize yellow. A distinctive colorway that goes back to roots of the more traditional Nike Air Force One. Certainly something a little different to rock!
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Originally released in 1988, this was the shoe that Michael Jordan wore when he earned his first NBA MVP Award, All-Star MVP, and won his 2nd consecutive Slam Dunk crown with the picturesque jam from the free-throw line. A Rich, full-grain floater leather and nubuck upper with synthetic leather "elephant print" and variable lacing system. The sculpted polyurethane midsole has a visible heel Max Air unit and encapsulated forefoot Air-Sole® unit. Solid rubber outsole with modified circular traction pattern.
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Released as a quickstrike in mid-2006, this hot-looking Nike Air Max 90 was a Steve Nash special edition. The bright orange colorway similar to that of the Nash's team, the Phoenix Suns. A highly detailed shoe, featuring an assortment of materials used in the construction of the uppers, including snakeskin, tartan, leather and a mesh toe box. The symbol inside of the shoe is that of the Phoenix city, whilst the neat logo on the tongue is Nike's Steve Nash 'SN' logo.
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The shoe worn by the greatest player ever on the greatest team ever. These Air Jordan VII Retro's are an accurate remake of the ones worn by Michael Jordan on the famed US 'Dream Team' that swept the competition at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. No one would argue that any team in history could come close to matching the talent that took to the floor that summer and dominated teams with an average winning margin of close to 50 points.
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This Nike Air Force One Premium quick strike release in mid-2005 was made an exclusive within the Asia-Pacific region. Collectors did not sleep on these shoes at all, many were snapped up and made their way to places in Europe and the USA were they were unavailable at the retail level. The demand in Japan for these was much greater than the supply and they have become a highly-prized shoe in this region.
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Super-rare and very limited when released in 2004, this Australian/Euro release Nike Air Force One Mid with a white sole along with sweet patent black topped off with a patent pipin' hot pink swoosh and rear heal counter. Comes with an alternate set of pink laces. One of the hottest colorways ever released!
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Nike Air Tech Challenge Retro have arrived. Both White/Black-Varsity Purple and the White/Black-Sonic Yellow avalible. See link below for sizes.
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Nike Air Jordan I Retro OLD LOVE NEW LOVE Package have arrived!
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