Spin the court with the latest colorway of the Nike Zoom Flip’n. Try to have one great shot of this classic colorway which projects simplicity. The pebbled-leather Black base runs on a perfect contour from the forefoot to the heel. The White contrast stitching mated to Red emphasizes the Black paneling as the crisscross-textured White Nylon lays in between. It also uses a Grey mesh on the tongue with a two-toned label that reads “FRESH” and a Swoosh. The tongue edge was embellished with Red embroidery which matches the top lace holders and heel tab. With this model, the White Swoosh on the side panel was situated at the bottom portion. Nike branding in Black appears on the heel tab. Digging it deeper, this sneaker was complemented by a White/Red midsole with a clear Zoom Unit on the heel and a Grey outsole. All in all, this Nike Zoom Flip’n flicks it all.

We haven’t seen many Air Max 90s as of late. It seem like for forever since we last saw one. Well it looks like Nike hasn’t forgotten about the Air Max 90 after all. This latest Nike Air Max 90 comes in a forest like colorway. The shoe brings Black/White/Pine Green to the table.

Black leather is seen throughout the shoe including on the mid panel and the mudguard. It can also be seen around the Air Max unit. Pine Green mesh is placed on the toe box, tongue and the ankle. The midsole, Nike Swoosh, shoe laces, inner lining and tongue tag are all done up in white. Not a huge Air Max fan, but for those of you that are, these are available now at Finish Line.

A couple of days ago we featured an Air Jordan XII Player Exclusive, which belonged to Dwayne Wade. Here we have an Air Jordan Ol’ School III Player Exclusive, which also belongs to Flash. The 12s that Wade received from Jordan Brand earlier are way better than these PEs, it isn’t even close.

This Air Jordan Ol’ School III comes in the Miami Heat colors, white/red/yellow. The upper of the shoe is mostly done up in white, with touches of yellow seen on the midsole. Red is placed on the eyelets, midsole and the Jumpman logo. Wades logo, “FLASH3″, is stitched on to the heel. Even though I’m huge Heat fan, I’m not really feeling these. For now these are just a sample, but something might come up so keep it here for updates.

Here is the first look at yet another Nike Air Max LeBron VII. This LeBron VII is a Player Exclusive, made especially for LeBron James. The sneaker is dubbed “Christ the King”, because he is known as one of the best basketball players in the world and people usually call him the “King”. LeBron certainly takes pride in his job and you can see it pay off on the court.

The shoe comes in a Maroon/White /Gold colorway. Maroon is used on most of the upper, including the flywire design, which can is seen along the side panels. Gold can be seen on the eyelet, LBJ23 logo near the heel and the Nike Swoosh outlining. White is placed on the bottom portion of the shoe including mudguard, midsole, outsole and Nike Swoosh.  A “Christ the King” label can be seen the on the inner heel area. How do you feel about this Air Max LeBron VII?

Adidas has been releasing so much news lately about of plethora of new shoes, we are beginning to think that the 2010’s will be the decade of Adidas once again.It would definitely be a nice change, of course we love our Nikes, but it would be nice to see Adidas rise back up to the top again.The latest shoe that we have spotted from the is this new Adidas ZX800 in a nice black and white colorway.The upper will be predominantly black and will have white accents on the sole as well as on two of the shoe lace holes.The shoe will also feature a slightly reworked patented Adidas three stripes as well as three horizontal stripes to be found around the heel tab.These have already started arriving at select sneaker locations overseas and we doubt that it will be too much longer until they see a stateside release.

The new silhouette for the Nike Air Max A Lot is actually the new Pippen Hybrid and has so far been met by mixed reviews from fans.Many people wanted to see the shoe in a new more traditional colorway before making up their minds on what they thought about the shoe and here you have it in a classic black/red colorway.These shoes feature the word “AIR” in extremely large print on the side of the shoe which will definitely be the dealbreaker for most as it is surely a love it or hate it feature.The upper is predominantly black but features red and white accents throughout the midsole.So now that we have seen a more traditional colorway of these sneakers, what is your opinion on them?Do you fall on the side of the fence that Nike has made a big mistake with these or will you be able to give them a chance?