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The Nike Air Max Pre Day is definitely an interesting shoe. With a fully-exposed Air unit in the heel, we get a more detailed and up close look at the Nike tech that has taken the sneaker industry by storm (and still is to a large degree). Though we’re not sure what exactly the name is referencing, we can give
The Nike Air Total Max Uptempo Black/Red is back for the first time since 2009. Though this isn’t an OG colorway, it uses the same color blocking in the upper as the original releases and that’s good enough for us. With a classic color scheme and an iconic look, these look to fit those who remember them from 1997, Uptempo
The Nike Kobe 5 Protro Hall of Fame is a shoe making waves in the sneaker industry and amongst Kobe fans. In commemoration of Kobe’s induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, with Michael Jordan presenting him no less, Nike collaborated with Undefeated to bring us a shoe to remember him and his greatness. We miss the Black Mamba,
The Nike Go FlyEase looks to be the most inclusive shoe of all time with its hands-free system. And because of that, we’re going to do something a little different with this review. Chris’ typical detailed look and review are included in the video above. But the text of this review comes from someone who needs what the Go FlyEase
The Nike LeBron 8 Hardwood Classic is every LeBron watcher’s dream. This originally released as a PE about 10 years ago and, for the first time ever, they’re releasing to the public. Though they do have the Knicks colors in them, they call out to the old color scheme of the Cleveland Cavaliers. So, I guess it’s safe to say
Last year’s Nike Pegasus 37 was a disappointment due to the fit of its upper. The Nike Running design team heard our (and many others) feedback and came back with a completely redesigned upper. The Nike Pegasus 38 aims to solve all the issues with its predecessor and get the Pegasus line back to its typical dependability. Read on to
The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 is Russell Westbrook’s 4th signature shoe with a completely new design team inside Jordan Brand. Does the shoe live up to expectations? That’s what we’re here to find out. Keep reading for all the details.
Air Jordan 4 Taupe Haze $ 200 Release Date February 27, 2021 Style Code DB0732-200 Official Name: Air Jordan 4 Taupe Haze/Oil Grey/Off White/Infrared 23 Buy at eBay The Air Jordan 4 Taupe Haze, which is not a Travis Scott-associated Jordan model (despite the hype), releases on February 27, 2021. Click play above to watch Chris give his unfiltered thoughts
The Nike Kobe 5 Protro Bruce Lee is a shoe holy grail that our fearless leader Chris Chase (aka Nightwing2303) has never owned…till now. He tried for them originally in 2010 and when they returned as Protro last year. We all know what’s happened to the Kobe Bryant shoe market over the past year so his luck was…not great. Luckily,
The Nike Cosmic Unity, Nike basketball’s first shoe made with 25 percent recycled content by weight, releases on February 26, 2021 at Nike and its various retail partners. Fresh off the success of the Space Hippie line and the Air Jordan 1 Crater, Nike is still using “sustainability” to create marketing buzz.
Penny Hardaway was one of the most exciting and dynamic basketball stars of the 90’s and his signature shoe line with Nike is legendary among sneakerheads. Check out a full timeline of all of Penny’s classic kicks.
The Nike PG 5, Paul George’s fifth signature model and the follow up to last year’s solid but not well-rounded Nike PG 4, is here for a detailed look.
Nike, Inc. is an American sportswear brand founded in Beaverton, Oregon. Nike is the largest sportswear and footwear brand in the world. Nike is the parent company of Jordan Brand and Converse.
The company, founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight on January 25, 1964, started out as Blue Ribbon Sports. The company officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971.
Nike sells products under its own brand, as well as many well known sub-brands like Nike Pro, Nike+, Nike Golf, Air Force 1, Air Max, and more. Nike also, at one point, owned Bauer Hockey (later renamed Nike Bauer) from 1995 to 2008, Cole Haan, Umbro, and Hurley.
Nike sponsors a myriad of high-profile athletes and teams from around the globe. In its marketing, it uses the highly recognized trademarks of “Just Do It” and the Swoosh logo.
