Showing posts with label Nike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nike. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 August 2011

Nike air force 2

Nike air force 2
Nike air force 2
Nike air force 2
Nike air force 2
Nike air force 2
Nike air force 2

Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Nike Air Max 90

Nike Air Max 90
Nike Air Max 90
Nike Air Max 90
Nike Air Max 90
Nike Air Max 90
Nike Air Max 90

Saturday, 13 August 2011

Nike air force 1 high top

Nike air force 1 high top
Nike air force 1 high top
Nike air force 1 high top
Nike air force 1 high top
Nike air force 1 high top
Nike air force 1 high top

Tuesday, 9 August 2011

Nike Air Max Fly By

 Nike Air Max Fly By
Nike Air Max Fly By
The Nike Air Max Fly By offers an aggressive yet lightweight design as the first Hyperfuse-equipped Nike Basketball sneaker with Air Max cushioning.  The first colorways will hit retailers next month and in honor of the debut we have three new PEs for players who do their best work in the paint. Brandon Roy's bred pair kicks things off with the basketball colorway, Rudy Gay's edition will likely be flying past someone's face in the very near future and Knick fans couldn't ask for anything more from Amar'e Stoudemire or this sick Safety Orange color-up. A great way to launch a new performance model, the Air Max Fly By PEs just popped up at RMKStore.
Nike Air Max Fly By
Nike Air Max Fly By
Nike Air Max Fly By
Nike Air Max Fly By

Monday, 8 August 2011

Nike Air Max 2011

Nike Air Max 2011
Nike Air Max 2011
During the Nike Fall 2010 Basketball Showcase, emphasis was placed on the Nike Hyperfuse and the state-of-the-art "Fuse" material used to construct the upper. Fuse is an all-new one-piece material specifically engineered to give athletic shoes a lightweight advantage without compromising performance integrity. Essentially a stronger version of mesh, Fuse combines the breathability of mesh and the strength of an all-leather upper to give Fuse the ability to contain a foot while keeping it cool.
We've already seen Fuse on a basketball shoe and also a Trainer - the Nike Trainer Mid 1.2 Fuse - and now this first look at the Nike Air Max 2011 reveals use of Fuse on the upper as well. The Air Max 2009 and Air Max 2010 primarily featured Flywire and mesh-like materials on the upper but for the Air Max 2011, the third overall shoe with Full-length uncaged 360 Air Unit, Fuse has taken over the spotlight. For running, the two most important aspects of a great running shoe is breathability and lowered weight, and Fuse can offer just that. Combined with the 360-Air, the Nike Air Max 2011 Fuse could be Nike's best Air Max running shoe to date. Continue reading for a better look at this upcoming shoe and let us know what Air Max shoe - 2009 vs. 2010 vs. 2011 - has the best overall design.

Nike Air Max 2011
Nike Air Max 2011
Nike Air Max 2011
Nike Air Max 2011
Nike Air Max 2011

Friday, 5 August 2011

Nike Jordan 7

Nike Jordan 7
Nike Jordan 7
Nike Jordan 7
Nike Jordan 7
Nike Jordan 7
Nike Jordan 7

Thursday, 4 August 2011

Nike air max 2010

Nike air max 2010

Nike air max 2010
Nike air max 2010
Nike air max 2010
Nike air max 2010
Nike air max 2010