Nike Terminator Low

The Nike Terminator Low was originally created as a hybrid between the Nike Legend and Big Nike in 1985. It was later reissued in 2003 and continues to be a popular pair of sneakers. The Nike Terminator is known for its large “NIKE” printed on the heel, flexpoint lacing, and colored soul.

The shoe features a suede toe, heel, and lace panel in teal green. The base of the upper is a smooth white leather with a black Nike Swoosh. White laces, inner lining, and mid sole finish off the sneaker. The other colorway, shown below, is in grey/white-blue. Both are now available at Mita.

Nike Dunk Low White Purple Punch

Nike took a simple white Dunk and added just enough color to make them “pop” a little extra for the Summer.

Purple is used on the outsole, while teal appears on the tongue and heel logos, adding even more colors. Two types of leather are utilized on the single color upper, with tumbled leather working its way in on the foxing. The remainder of the upper is leather also, but shows no texture.

CONS Pro Leather S Navy Gum

CONS has rolled out a new skate-ready take on the classic Pro Leather. This pair sports simple but well done colorway and can be found at select retailers like DQM.

Navy blue suede is the lone material utilized for the upper. It covers the entire shoe, including the star and Chevron logo along the side. A gum sole, complete with navy blue stripe, is implemented for support.

Kicks On Court: Wall ‘Slashes’ Through Summer League

Offcourt moves have dominated most of the basketball talk as of late but there is still ball to be played. The NBA Summer League kicked off and brought us the unofficial on court debut of rookie John Wall for the Washington Wizards. Wall, fresh off his Reebok deal, hit the court in a pair we are yet to see in action. Wall wasn’t the only one with something special on his feet. Summer leaguers were eager to prove they were NBA worthy and also Kicks On Court worthy. Which Summer League player brought out the best kicks?

Air Jordan Alpha 1 Outdoor Lineup

In addition to the Air Jordan 2010 Team Lineup we showed you yesterday, Jordan Brand will also unleash the Air Jordan Alpha 1 Outdoor in two colorways this summer. Much like the previously-mentioned Air Jordan 2010 Team, this sneaker is ideal for the outdoor basketball game as it possesses multiple perforations for breathability. It also contains an ankle strap for added support. One pair owns a Silver/Black-Varsity Red-Light Graphite color scheme, while the other pair contains a simpler Black/Stealth-Dark Charcoal colorway. Both will be available for purchase in August for $115.