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Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker In a style similar to classic Jordan 5s of the past, the Air Jordan 5 Racer Blue features a black Durabuck upper with signature TPU netted inserts and a reflective padded tongue. At the base, Racer Blue accents pop against a black midsole and icy translucent sole. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker More leaks and rumors of upcoming Jordans are starting to flood the web once more and this time, the latest model scheduled to release this summer is the Air Jordan 11 Low “72-10.” Back in December 2015, the Air Jordan 11 “72-10” was released celebrating the 1995-1996 NBA Championship series where Michael Jordan won the MVP award and the Bulls achieved a 72-10 regular-season record. Now, the creatives at Nike will return to the motif with the release of the low-top version. Black tumbled leather makes up the upper with the patent leather rand seen with a slight marbled print. Red accents are seen on the “JORDAN JUMPMAN” strip on the tongue and the Jumpman on the heel. A white midsole and a milky translucent outsole finish off the sneaker. The Air Jordan 11 Low “72-10” is expected to release on May 14, 2022 via SNKRS and at select retailers for $185. For now, take a look at the early look photos and mockup below. And while we have your attention, feel free to hit up our Air Jordan release page for more updates on upcoming J’s. Stay tuned for more at Nice Kicks. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker Jordan Brand has revealed its Summer 2022 lineup and the famed Air Jordan 6 returns next summer in a “Red Oreo” colorway, perfect for those bright sunny days. The silhouette became a fan-favorite after MJ won his first NBA Championship back in 1991 with the Chicago Bulls. The sneaker features a white leather upper with red accents throughout, using the same color blocking as the OG Air Jordan 6 “Infrared”. The red accents on the heel pulltab, tongue, and midsole all feature white paint splatter throughout, with the Jumpman on the lace pouch stitched red as well. The white midsole features the red accents mentioned earlier with a visible Air unit in the hell and a translucent and black outsole finish off the sneaker. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker Virgil Abloh shook the sneaker world last year when he previewed a series of Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1s at the French luxury fashion house’s Spring 2022 men’s runway show. As first reported by WWD, the late designer made 47 different iterations of the classic Nike silhouette, with the first batch of 200 pairs to be auctioned off via a charity sale on Sotheby’s starting on Jan 26. Also surfacing on social media recently were a set of solidly colored versions that will be exclusive to friends and family of Abloh and will not be offered for sale. In true Louis Vuitton fashion, the collaborative Nike Air Force 1s are constructed with premium calf leather and are combined with the luxury brand’s signature logos and prints. Abloh’s signature touches are also present on the sneakers, including the side tongue tag, text on the shoelaces, and dual “Air” branding on the midsole. According to Louis Vuitton, the Sotheby’s auction for the first batch of Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1s will precede the official launch of the collab later this year, which will be available in limited quantities and exclusively through Louis Vuitton stores. There hasn’t been a comprehensive press release detailing all of the Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1s yet, but last summer’s show, along with the friends-and-family pairs given out over the past week, have offered ample looks at the many colorways in the collection. Below are all of the Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1s we’ve seen so far. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker Building on the early imagery that has surfaced over the last few years, we now have a detailed look at the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Yellow Toe.” The take releasing this summer from Jordan Brand builds on the popular “Black Toe” color blocking for a standout design. The uppers of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Yellow Toe” features premium white tumbled leather base with yellow toe, heel counter and ankle panels. Completing the tri-tone look are black leather elements along the collars, vamp, toes and midfoot Swooshes. Additional branding comes in the form of Wings motifs at the collar, tongue tags and printed insoles. Finishing up the design of the shoe are black laces, pure white midsoles and contrasting yellow rubber outsoles. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker The Air Jordan 1 Hand Crafted features a white leather upper with multicolor leather and Durabuck overlays for a unique look. From there, Wings logo collar patches and two-tone laces add a DIY feel. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker The Air Jordan 1 High Dark Marina Blue arrives with a smooth black leather upper with Dark Marina Blue overlays and Swooshes. On the ankle wrap, a black Jordan Wings logo pays homage to the origins of the Air Jordan 1. From there, a contrasting white and blue Air sole completes the design. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!

Google 【FLAM SNEAKER】and open the new world of sneaker The Nike Air Fear of God 1 “Triple Black” is an essential for fans of Jerry Lorenzo’s upscale fashion label, Fear of God, and for those who enjoy the moody all-black-everything aesthetic. Lorenzo joined a very short list of non-athletes who have created their own silhouettes under the Nike umbrella when he debuted the Air Fear of God 1 in 2017. The hybrid performance hoops and lifestyle shoe sports a black suede overlay on the toe while tonal nylon graces the collar, heel, and mid-panel. The staggered lacing system is augmented by a synthetic tonal overlay on the heel. A smoky midsole with tonal Fear of God and Nike Air branding puts the finishing touches on the stealthy look. Release date: April 25, 2020. If you liked this video please leave a like and subscribe if you’d like to see more content like this!