Edgy collaborations never get old. This seems to be somewhat literally

Edgy collaborations never get old.  This seems to be somewhat literally the case with the Eric Elms x Vans tag-team effort, which was first previewed back in January, but has still yet to be bo.  According to his interview with Hypebeast, Elms predicted that his midtop skate sneakers would drop “in a couple months, I think.”  It looks like he’s still working on some of the accompanying elements, including a sculpture.  In any case, the shoes are dope, so click wholesale nike shoes from china the jump for more views of them and Elms’ studio.
 

Despite celebrating an arguably more ‘significant’ number in its 25th birthday year, the Air Max 1 has been overshadowed thus far in 2012 by the Air nike lunar blazer Force 1′s 30th aiversary.  And just as the AF1 got some Safari print, here’s another classic from Nike Sportswear rocking the a made famous by the original red and blue Air Max 1s.  The Nike Air Pegasus ’89 switch out the Sport and Varsity shades for Spark and Italy, respectively, but those colors paired with white and grey on these Pegs screams ’1987!’.  Check out both pairs after the jump and look for them at the only place who’s got them right now JD Sports.

Haven’t caught any of the Nike BHM releases at retail yet? Jordan Brand’s releases are dropping this weekend, and Nike SB has not one but three separate releases for you to get down with if the fat-tongued skaters are your thing. This detailed gallery of the Nike Dunk SB Low ‘BHM’ features a great combination of colors and details, with the multi-colored NIKE on the heel-tab drawing back to the earlier days of the Dunk SB. Cop these releases at Nike SB locations like Civilist Berlin soon after you check out the gallery below, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News nike free run outlet for more release info in the States.