Puma’s Eco-Table is a visual representation of twenty-four ways the German

Nike Basketball launched its Nike Basketball: 1992-2012 20-year retrospective with the Air Force 180 Low a shoe made popular by Charles Barkley and his 1992 Olympic efforts. So what was the Air Force 180 Low a ‘low-top’ version of? Cue Captain Obvious: the Air Force 180 High. However, the OG High featured the Pump module on the ankle collar, something omitted for the Retro version slated to hit in late 2012/early 2013. We have a look at a very Suns-specific colorway of Black/White-Court Purple-Rave Pink that should spark the interests of Suns/Barkley/Air Force fans worldwide, so check out the images below and cop this Sample early from skit_japan on us store.

Releasing on March 9th, 2013, is the Nike Kobe 8 EXT ‘Year of the Snake’ in a university red suede getup. You’ll recall that the sneaker was one of the first that we ever saw for the Nike Kobe 8 in general, and at that early point we had them pegged as sort of a lifestyle takedown on the more straightforward basketball models. Indeed that is the case, as the Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 pair is a Nike Sportswear production. Continue reading for some more angles on the university red version of the Nike Kobe 8 ‘Year of the Snake’ and pick up this March release a little early from skit_japan on us store.

Puma’s Eco-Table is a visual representation of twenty-four ways the German cat contributes to a sustainable future, a periodic table of sorts that educates customers on the ways sneakers are getting greener.  And while neither of these new Puma Suede Classic Eco styles are actually green, their autumn-friendly tonal builds and prominent gum rubber soles most definitely have an earthy appeal.  Forty-four years after its debut, the Puma Suede is more environmentally friendly and just as stylish, so Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 have a look at khaki and navy colorways after the jump, then grab yours at select retailers like Size?.  via FNG
 

Sneaker News just filled you in on the release date of the original White/Black colorway of the Reebok Shaqnosis (June 19th, $125 if you didn’t catch that), but if you’re considering on the passing on those, Reebok’s got some energetic make-ups waiting for you in the Fall 2013 season. Three great colorways are indeed set for a Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 retu, with all three versions paying some sort of tribute to Shaq’s illustrious past. The White/Red/Black/Yellow colorway is a nod to Shaq’s fourth NBA Title that he won alongside Dwyane Wade in Miami, the Chrome/Black draws some coection to the movie ‘Steel’ that the big-man starred in, while the Royal/Black/White puts on a nice spin on the classic ORL colorways. A full preview of upcoming Shaqnosis releases is just below so take a look and stay tuned for more from Reebok Classics.