Here we have a pair of custom Nike Dunks designed by TheStarscream. These are dubbed “F14″ and the design includes a nice red, gray and black colorway. Im not really sure what TheStarscream is officially calling the pattern included on them but it sort of reminds me of Space Invaders for some reason. Besides the pattern being added to the frontal and heel panel TheStarscream also threw in some red and black on the rest of the upper panels. The toe box is sort of interesting as well, where as most of it was painted black TheStarscream added a small section of red to it where it attaches to the tongue to the two tone look. 

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This is the Nike Free Hybrid Boot Premium. Atmos will release this boot on Nov. 8. One pair costs about 19,000 Yen. The boot is chiefly made from brown suede.

The toe box is high as the front has been sculpted to give it a definition of shape. The seam around the toe box has a double line of stitches in white thread. The tongue is a separate piece of leather that is attached to the toe box. The lower end of the tongue has some small perforations as a part of the design. The shoe lace is thin, brown colored string. There is a lace lock about mid way up the shoe. The tip of the tongue has an embossed “Nike” on it. The tongue has a thin, light blue colored border. The last pair of shoe lace holes has a reinforcement brace. The midsole and sole appear to be of the same. The sole is made of thick gum.

The front of this boot looks rather plain. The jazzy part is at the back of the heel. There is a large segment with a weave of white leather strips. Over the woven matter, a shoe strap extends across it. This strap is very decorative with geometrical diamond shapes and fancy decorative borders. I like the heel!

I wrote recently about a pair of Baby Air Force Ones created by D@ Prince Customs modeled after Dora the Explorer. D@ Prince also created a pair of baby AF1s based on “Go, Diego, Go,” the cartoon spinoff featuring Dora’s cousin Diego. The Yo Viene Diego AF1s were found at D@ Prince’s NikeTalk post linked here.

While the Dora the Explorer AF1s were basic in design, the Yo Viene Diego AF1s are colorful and active. D@ Prince used orange, yellow, blue and green throughout the shoe to show Diego’s energy as portrayed in the show. Diego is shown running across the right toe box while the show logo is rendered in blue, yellow and orange on the left toe box.

D@ Prince scrawled the name Bryce on the heel in orange to help the future owner find his shoes at school. I am a big fan of the shiny accents added to the tongues because they reflect Diego’s high energy level. D@ Prince seemed to step up his game with the Yo Viene Diego AF1s and I am sure little Bryce was happy with the results.

Here’s NBA star Carmelo Anthony’s fifth signature shoe – the Air Jordan Melo M5. These sneakers feature an all black colorway with a patent leather toe box, nubuck upper, black sole and a silver jumpman on the ankle.

These shoes incorporate elements from several other Jordan brand sneakers, including the patent leather curved toe from the AJ XI, the heel tab of the AJ VI and the the heel shape of the AJXV. The upper seems to take inspiration from the Air Jordan XX3.

You can get these kicks beginning on November 22nd at Jordan Brand dealers nationwide at $125. Via NiceKicks.

The Air Jordan Six Rings has emerged as a unique sneaker featured in several designs which has varied from original themed color-ways to lasering, here’s a look at the style. Utilizing a simple color combination of black, white, dark army and varsity red, this Six Rings illustrates simplicity at its finest. BNYCOnline is among only a few online retailers to sell this model prior to its November 8th release.