
You can never go wrong with a Pippen classic and even when it’s done in new colorways, you can still feel that 90′s Bulls Era theme song come on at first sight. One of the newer versions to release this month, is the Midnight Navy make up that sports a tropical teal and sonic yellow theme perfect for the summertime. For those who are going on vacation this Summer, these joints will be a proper choice to add in your trip rotation. Head over to Social Status and scoop up yours now.
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Looks like Nike Basketball will be giving the Nike Lebron 10 a “Mambacurial” make over following this months Kobe 8 release. The 10 Low features a Red Plum upper with Electric Green accents, which is the same theme featured on the Kobe 8 that released a few weeks ago. As we know, some of Kobe’s Footwear has represented the FCB in the past but let’s not forget about Lebron’s investment in the gang from Liverpool last year. Soccer themed Lebron? Looks like it. Let us know if you’ll be picking these up when they release.

Back in 2000, there was an Air Jordan VI “Infrared” sample dubbed “Reverse Infrared” or for the OG heads, the “Butchered Infrared”, that surfaced around the same time the release version hit retailers. The sample featured an Infrared Nike Air on the heel, replacing the black stitching found on the regular version, with the addition of a full Infrared midsole. These joints are extremely hard to come by but on a few occasions, you can still find these in tact. The pair you see here has been sole swapped and is definitely wearable so for those interested in purchasing, you can head over Ebay and Buy them Now

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 10 years, you can already tell what these Air Jordan VI’s were inspired by – that is if you’ve ever seen a pair of UNKLE’s (or owned). De Jesus Customs uses the same theme as the Nike SB Dunk High and adds it on the Air Jordan VI. For fans of both concepts, you get the best of both worlds by having one of the greatest SB’s displayed on one of the greatest Air Jordan’s to ever exist. Everything including the artwork has been added on these retro’s, including white laces and a black midsole. Let us know your thoughts on these customs after the jump.

The “Playoff” Air Jordan 8 Retro is one of 2013′s most anticipated releases. Last released in 2007, the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” returns thanks to the 20th anniversary of the 3Peat. If you happened to acquire last month’s “Phoenix” 8, you’ll have yourself an Air Jordan 8 “Three Peat” Pack that tells the story of the epic battle between the Chicago Bulls and the Phoenix Suns in 93′. Watch out for the Air Jordan 8 Retro “Playoff” on June 29th, 2013 at a retail price of $160. You can also buy them early on Ebay from sellers like fightontrojans5
Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs”
Black/True Red-White
305381-093
06/29/13
$160

This collaboration sees some truly new looks, with several surprises you wouldn’t expect to see on a pair of adidas’. Good old “three stripes” are joined here by Japan’s BEDWIN & THE HEARTBREAKERS in a campaign that stretches far past sneakers. Though the clothing line is also something to see, these sneakers shine brightly on their own as well. From unique color-blocking to pattern to construction, this is more than a simple twist here and there, BTH truly shook things up with this one. No news yet on when we might see these hit shelves, but you can stay updated via our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. More photos after the jump.

The Sneaker industry is on a constant change with new technologies, inspirations, models etc and soon, you can probably expect a change in packaging; at least in the eyes of Ralf Schroeder who came up with this unique concept of “Nike Air” bags that house your kicks. Would you prefer this concept over the regular boxes? Imagine all of your runners packaged in a fresh bag with nothing but the label. Let us know if you’d pick a few of these up for your collection if they were to release!