In 2003 Nike?s SB footwear line released two pairs of Tweed Dunks (Low & Hi). Since then Nike hasn?t put out any other Dunks that resemble the Tweed SB?s until now. This pair of Tweed Dunks just landed in stores. Tweed material is featured on these Dunks along with fog grey and navy blue. They also made an Air Max 1 Premium that?doesn?t feature as much tweed material. The Dunk High and Air Max 1 is now available, so check with your local retailers.

Nike?s tweed?family will continue with the Air Max 90 Premium and Air CB 34. Both pairs?come with orange blaze and purple hints. Stay tuned for more updates!

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The real Pigeon SB Dunks made a mark in sneaker history that cannot be erased. They dropped in 2005 exclusively in NYC, and the pairs produced were extremely limited. Since then the Pigeon Dunks hold one of the highest values in the Nike SB line. In 2006 Nike SB released another Dunk which favors the Pigeon colorway. Instead of red these Dunks came with purple, and were later dubbed the ?Purple Pigeon? Dunks. Now Nike SB takes a step back to the 2005 ?Pigeon colorway. This time around they will use the medium grey, dark grey, and red make up on the Zoom Air Paul Rodriguez II aka P-Rod II. As of right now we don?t have any exact release info, but they should hit Nike SB accounts sometime in November. (TSG)

We just posted the Vandal Lows from the ?Varsity Pack? yesterday. Now here?s the Blazer?s which feature baroque brown and?zest yellow. As you can see the swoosh is done in zest yellow with the varsity jacket wool material. The Varsity Pack can now be found at select Nike retailers. via fakesaredumb (NT)(TSG)

The Jordan brand has release this final version of the Air Jordan 12 x Air Force Ones Fusion. Blending the iconic Air Jordans and timeless Air Force 1 the Jordan Brand is turning it up a notch. Last year we saw a seriers of Dunks based after Air Jordans, where Dunks reflectied styles inspired by their counterpart.

This year Jordan Brand and Air Force 1 fusion is an official collaboration which will enhance Jordan releases coming in the next few years. I can?t wait to see some more combinations of these releases next! Continue Reading »

As of lately we have revealed?another new pack from Nike which consist of an?Air Max 90, Air Max Light, and here?s the Air Trainer Huarache. Nike also made an Air Stab with this same color scheme.?Each pair is?similar in color, but different when it comes to features. The Trainer Huarache is the only shoe in the pack that we know of that comes with 3M reflective material. Nike used 3M material on the back, side, and toe area. Just like the others, crystal blue, black, cactus green, and pink sits boldy on these kicks. This pack is available now, so check with your local Nike accounts. (TSG)

To see the 3M detailing in action check out the pic after the jump?

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Last week we posted a pic of the Doernbecher Freestyle Air Jordan 2. Now we have actual pics of the Jordans, and we also have more info.?Sheridan Brenton is the young man that designed that these AJ2?s on February 22, 2007.?In our previous post we stated that it was a Bible?scripture (in Proverbs)?located on the tongue. The?scripture Sheridan picked was Proverbs 8:28 which reads ?When he established the clouds above: when he strengthened the fountains of the deep.? Sources tell us that these will release early November. This charity project will impact lives because all proceeds from the shoes will go to the Doernbecher Children?s Hospital Foundation. Images: via aNYth1ng and marqueesole

More pics after the jump?

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Nike is well known for their unique sneaker packs, and this Vandal Low is part of the ?Varsity Pack?. This pack was inspired by varsity jackets aka letterman jackets. The swoosh features the same wool material you would find on any genuine varsity jacket. As of right now we know the pack is made up this Vandal Low and a Blazer Hi. Nike designers also placed a football field on the insoles with a drum major marching on the 50 yard line. The Varsity Pack is starting to pop up at stores. (TSG) Continue Reading »