Nike SB would release Zoom Air Paul Rodriguez 2 soon in April ’08. Its colorway is black and light blue. It puts the best color forward in having a light blue toe box. It has a border of black and the sole underneath this is white. The tongue is white mesh and ends with a black tab with the logos. The black tab is detailed as it has a leather section and a black mesh section. The yellow shoe lace looks good as the color is a striking one against the black color of the main body of the shoe.

The main body has a section done in quilted pattern. Over this, the Nike logo runs all the way to the heel.I like the Nike swoosh because it is rather special in having the multiple colors done in hues that merge from one to another. The light blue accent is repeated in a bordering strip around the ankle.

The outsole is interesting. There is a large patch of light blue in the tread. Next to this is a hexagon that looks like a diamond. The heel has a section in grey color with the white outline of the Nike swoosh. The best feature that I like in this shoe is the rainbow colored Nike swoosh.

As the world continues to “go green,” we are seeing more and more shoes and other fashions made from natural materials and with the environment in mind. The New Balance A14 576 “Coffee Beans,” which is scheduled for release in August 2008, is one of those eco-friendly sneakers.

This shoe uses a cork and woven hemp upper to create a very natural and neutral yet quite unique appearance. The signature “N” is painted on. These shoes are very simplistic but the texture of the upper is interesting enough that they might get some attention.Check out the detailed pictures after the jump.

Look for more information about these shoes later in the year. Via streething.

Crooked Tongues has collaborated with Nike SB Dunk Lo. This design was done by Peter Cornelius Mondriaan.

This shoe is very colorful. The toe box is white. There is a yellow border around the toe box. This in turn has a thin narrow frame of black. The shoe lace is white and gives the shoe a clean look. The panel at the heel is in red. It has its own border of black to frame its region nicely. I like the way the different panels intersect at the heel. The back stab is blue with an embroidered black Nike logo. This has no border because there is already a thin black line running down from the beginning of the Nike swoosh. Directly below the blue tab is a white panel. At the heel alone, the colors run fromblue, to white, to red andfinally down to the midsole in white. The outsole is black.

The entire shoe upper is like a patchwork quilt. All the sections are stitched together in patches. There is another Nike logo on a small patch on the tongue.

Some panels are made from suede materials while others come from canvas and other materials. The user will surely enjoy the luxury of having several different textures on the shoe.

Nike keeps releasing more goodies for the ladies such as this Court Force Low. The Court Force Low Premium features a gray upper and different patchwork patterns. The womens Patchwork Court Force Low is now available at select Nike accounts. [ShoeGame]

Here is one of the colorways of the Air Jordan Force V set to release on April 19th for $150 . It features a black suede upper and thepvc mesh used on the Air Jordan V. Some places already have them so keep your eyes peeled. More pics after the jump. [SneakerNews]

Being released tomorrow, these Jordan PHYLs are sure to turn a couple heads. The unique design alone is enough to gain attention but Jordan utilized a bright color scheme to draw even more attention to this upcoming release

The varsity red and white color scheme draws back memories of Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls. Overall, the kicks are quite clean – with the varsity red broken up only by the white laces, the white logos and a few other areas of white. In addition to looking smooth, Jordan PHYL are famous for being comfortable on your feet.

Mark your calendar and pick these up when they hit stores! The Varsity Red Jordan PHYL will be releasing March 31st, 2008. Via Hangtime.