Saturday, July 16, 2011

How to “Nike Air” Your Air Jordans – Video Tutorial











They say a true magician never reveals his tricks, but to h-e-double hockey sticks with age-old proverbs.Remember these babies? Sneaker customizer dkonstantinos of NT pulled off one of the greatest sneaker illusions in history by removing the Jumpman AIR logos on the back of his recent Air Jordan Retro releases and replacing them with the original Nike Air logos, giving the shoes that 'OG' look that we all wholeheartedly desire. At quick glance, his handi-work looks like it it came straight out of the factory, because they're just THAT good, and dkonstantinos has graciously decided to share his contribution to the world in the form of a video tutorial. That's right, disgruntled Air Jordan fans, you too can have your own 'Nike Air' Retro Jays so long as you put in the time and effort. Just keep in mind that such great results requires time and effort, so if you're ready to attack this project, check out the tutorial video below and let us know if you'd consider doing this on your own!

Air Jordan 3 – Black / Cement “New Images”








To be totally honest with you there is nothing new to see her. We are just pretty stoked by the upcoming release of the Air Jordan 3 Black / Cement and can’t help to post any extensive photo set that we can find. But then again who doesn’t want to look at these things up close and personal at every chance they get? That Black tumbled leather against that Cement elephant print is too hard to pass up and has to be seen at every opportunity we get. You guys still amped up for this one?


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Adidas Originals Stan Smith II / Grey / Denim Blue










This sneaker has a grey marl upper with white eyelets on laces and a denim heel. Features include a padded heel and tongue for support. There is a white branding of Adidas on the tongue and on inner sole. This shoe will be a definite add to my collection.


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Nike Air Max Uptempo 2 “Duke”




A few days ago we previewed this “Duke” colorway in the Nike Air MAx Uptempo 2, and today we have even more pictures to bring to you guys. Just to recap, black nubuck covers most of the upper, while mesh reveals blue underlay inserts. White makes its way onto the shoe in the form of islands that are scattered along the sides and heel, as well as the midsole. Still no word as to a release date, but stay tuned in for more information as it surfaces.

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Raised by Wolves ‘Cord Brim’ 5 Panel Caps






Canadian label Raised by Wolves has released a new set of 5 panel hats for summer. Offered in denim, woodland camo and black or navy canvas each cap includes a contrast corduroy brim and a white woven logo patch.
The hats are all made in the USA and are now available through Raised by Wolves. Also be sure to check out their summer tanks and tees.

via Highsnobiety

Friday, June 24, 2011

I phone 5




One of the so called reliable sources regarding leaked Apple information claims that, currently, there are three different iPhone 5 prototypes.
Out of these three models, one seams to stand out more than the others, by the fact that it is pretty similar to a regular iPhone 4, but it also has a slide-out physical keyboard.
The slide-out mechanism is pretty popular amongst smartphones, however it is pretty hard to believe that Apple is going to change the iPhone this way. And that is because the iPhone has become famous thanks to its exclusive touchscreen, and Apple made us believe that they hate buttons, of any kind.

via gev.com

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Nike Air Trainer Huarache | Black / Club Purple – Platinum

Nike Air Trainer Huarache | Black / Club Purple - Platinum

The Nike Air Trainer Huarache was originally released in 1992, and has seen every colorway imaginable, yet Nike continues to come up with new versions that attract us. Here we feature one of the latest pairs to make its way to the Nike Store.
The shoes feature a predominantly black leather upper, while club purple and white accents grace the inner bootie, outsole, midsole, and large strap. If you’re interested in getting your hands on a pair, check with your local Nike account for availability as they have started making their way to accounts.

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