A hybrid appeal is what the latest Nike Auto Force 180 colorway reveals with the leather midfoot and collar combined with a patent-like carbon fiber on the toe area, heel, and strap. A Crimson accent lays on the collar border and in between the upper and midsole. On the strap is the White “FORCE” label with the “180″ on the tongue. It also possesses a Black Swoosh that compliments the sole. Shops like Wish has available stocks now. [NiceKicks]

Nike Auto Force 180


Nike Auto Force 180

New Balance just unleashed its 998 model which is done up in charcoal Grey suede toe box and heel, neutral Grey suede midsection, and neutral Grey mesh on the remainder. A Purple accent appears on the New Balance logo on the side as a border, other than that it takes a portion on the sole. DavidZ offers it now for $120. [NiceKicks]

The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 is one of the best releases ever for this year because of its subtle silhouette that comes in a combination of Grey nubuck and leather base. The Swoosh is found on the toe area and a strap along the collar has the Nike logo and number “24″. Other features include the loop lace system in Teal and the White scallop-designed midsole. Check this cool release at Osneaker for $220. [NiceKicks]

Nike Air Griffey Max 1


Nike Air Griffey Max 1


Nike Air Griffey Max 1

Adidas with the Star Wars Collection pay tribute to the imperial stormtrooper with the Skate Mid model. Utilizing an all White upper, the sneaker features armor-inspired 3-Stripes on the side with Blue/White diagonal stripes near the midsole while the tongue highlights the Adidas Stormtrooper logo. On the toe box is a pattern influenced by the stormtrooper gear and the sole comes in vulcanized rubber. [NiceKicks]

Adidas Superskate Mid Storm Trooper x Star Wars

Another Stefan Janoski casual shoe launched with an upper made up of four tones of Brown. First, the Tan suede that covers the midsection through the heel, followed by the light Brown suede shade on the base, the darker Brown leather piping on the midsection and collar, and the lightest shade on the embroidered Swoosh. The sole comes to be an exception from the Brown thing since it is neatly done up in White rubber. Now available at Nike retailers. [NiceKicks]

Reebok’s Pump collection started back in 1989, and yes, to commemorate 20 years, they came up with a very striking rendition this time around. If you are wondering how it all began, or if you were too young or perhaps not yet around when the Pump fever started, well just a bit of info, The Reebok Pump was initially designed as a high top basketball shoe. It was rather pricey in contrast with other athletic footwear at that time, so it became a big hit, as having a Pump pair was some sort of a status symbol.

To celebrate 20 years, the newest addition to the Pump line comes with a special dog tag marked with the number 20, very striking colorways of neon/black/red, which by the way, is also the same colorways the grandfather Pump was made of.