Nike SB Dunk Mid Black Aquamarine

The Nike SB Dunk Mid‘s strapless look was an immediate hit with readers, who had long lauded the ankle-securing design. Now that a number of Mids sans strap have surfaced, even more are warming up to the silhouette. This pair, which is set for release in the coming months, is the next in the ever-growing lineup.

The entire upper is dressed in black, with suede having been implemented on every panel but the toe box, ankle and Swoosh. The only splashes of accent color that can be found are the white midsole stitching and the Aquamarine tongue tag branding.

Jordan Prime 5 ‘Tech Grey’

The yet to be released Jordan Prime 5 has received varied reviews since its unofficial unveiling. Merging characteristics of the Air Jordan 5 with the Air Jordan Alpha 1, lightweight performance materials are fused into this new Jumpman concoction for an updated look. The Prime 5 uses the midsole and silhouette of the Alpha 1 with the upper pattern of the Jordan 5. Carried over from the Air Jordan 1 are the tongue, toe box, embossed wings logo, and sole. Air Jordan 5 features include the upper mesh, heel piece, and eyelets. An all grey upper is complimented by a grey midsole and translucent grey outsole. Is this colorway of the Prime 5 best for casual or on-court wear?

Nike Air Force 1 Hi Supreme Black Metallic Silver

Designed to match a Low that just released, this Nike Air Force 1 High sports a proven colorway and Supreme level materials. Black leather is used for the upper with a matching sole sitting underneath. Matching the Metallic Silver “AIR” and stripe on the sole is the Swoosh. Expect these to hit retailers in the middle of this month.

Nike Air Max Hyperdunk 2010 Dark Grey Volt

The Nike Hyperdunk got a dose of Air Max for this its 2010 reiteration, transforming the lightweight sneaker to a more big man-friendly model. This upcoming colorway may not be seen on the NBA court any time soon, but its proven Volt and Dark Grey combination may result in it being seen on the street regularly. The matte upper is complemented by the translucent Volt outsole, Swoosh surround, ankle strap and lace coloring, while the Max Air bubble is covered in Dark Grey splatters. This color-up is slated to release at select Nike accounts the first week of December for $150.

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Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 Black Varsity Red

Yet another colorway of Bo Jackson’s Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 has landed at retailers on short notice. Following the OG Grey Stone/Medium Yellow pair that release recently, this pair sports a black base on its upper. Red is used on the heel, ankle, Swoosh and strap, adding a splash of color the the black and white shoe. These are available now at select retailers, including Politics.