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ÿþ348932 Classics Revisited: KICKS/HI x Nike Dunk Low "Aloha" (2004) /2012/08/27/classics-revisited-kickshi-x-nike-dunk-low-aloha-2004/ nike air max 1 ultra moire /2012/08/27/classics-revisited-kickshi-x-nike-dunk-low-aloha-2004/#comments Tue, 28 Aug 2012 00:00:59 0000 /?p=348933 NIKE DUNK LOW WEEK Starting off our week of Dunk Low classics is, not surprisingly, a collaboration with a internationally-respected sneaker boutique located in one of the most picturesque locales in the world  KICKS Hawaii. Nike's Jesse Leyva and KICKS/HI teamed up for this Dunk Low design in 2004 in which the Ian Ginoza, .

Over ten models of the Nike LeBron, is there a true clear-cut "number one"? Air Max fans absolutely love the VII and the new full-length Vis-Zoom on the LeBron X might take the cake, but the Foamposite-based Zoom LeBron IV probably has a lot of votes as well. Aaron Cooper's design of the IV was an instant hit, and among the timid GR colorways that nike revolution hit stores a series of special editions were created on the side. The Dunkmans, NYC Remix joints, the SVSM PE's  those are all bangers, but the undisputed visual shocker of the LeBron IV catalog is the December 2006 creation of the  Fruity Pebbles'.

More of nike air max white this super-rare pair of Fruity Pebbles LeBron IVs below, so take a look at tonight's Classics Revisited below and let us know if these are your favorite!366337 Classics Revisited: Nike Zoom LeBron III Low "Sprite" (2006) /2012/11/07/classics-revisited-nike-zoom-lebron-iii-low-sprite-2006/ /2012/11/07/classics-revisited-nike-zoom-lebron-iii-low-sprite-2006/#comments Thu, 08 Nov 2012 01:00:51 0000 /?p=366267 NIKE LEBRON WEEK You know that uber-popular LeBron 8 Low colorway that everyone copied onto the LeBron 9 iD? It started in 2006 with this sick collaboration with the Coca Cola company.

Inspired by old-school Chinese kung-fu films, Nike unveiled the  Chamber of Fear', created as a multi-level nike shoes air max test of LeBron's inner character with various obstacles like .The earliest LeBron-centric ad campaign on a global level was in conjunction with the launch of his second signature shoe known as the Nike Zoom LeBron II. Inspired by old-school Chinese kung-fu films, Nike unveiled the  Chamber of Fear', created as a multi-level test of LeBron's inner character with various obstacles like Hype, Temptation, Haters, Complacency, and Self-Doubt.

Nike embraced the popular concept by creating an interactive online video game, with limited edition posters and baller-ID bands as gifts, and even a limited set of Air Force 1 Lows themed after each of those obstacles were produced and became one of the more sought-after AF1s of the decade.This Player Exclusive of the LeBron II is a tribute to the Chamber of Fear, composed with a White/Red/Gold colorway matching LeBron's China-inspired gear in that commercial with Chinese characters embroidered on the inner side of the tongue (another White/Navy/Red PE was produced as well).

Finishing off this week of bundles of Nike footwear here in Classics Revisited tied together by a distinct theme nike zoom structure is the trio of Air Max releases from 2006 called the  Kashima Antlers' Pack. This unique set was a tribute to the Kashima Antlers professional football club in Japan  the most successful club in the history of the Japan League Division 1 since its inception in 1993, but the origin of the Antlers club dates back to 1947. The Nike  Kashima Antlers' Pack featured three significant models; the Air Max 95 and the Air Max 97, both of which are widely popular in Japan, and the [url=http://www.aphrolina.com/nike-zoom-structure-p-700.html][img]http://www.aphrolina.com/images/detail/nike%20zoom%20structure- Air Max 360, which debuted in late January of 2006.