Air Jordan III – Black – Cement | Release Reminder

It’s time to exhale. The trifecta of Air Jordan IIIs in original colorways from 23 years ago is now complete. Tomorrow will be the official release date of the Air Jordan III ‘Black/Cement’, returning to us once again in the form that Tinker had intended (with the exception of the Jumpman branding on the heel). These were last seen in stores three years ago as part of the Air Jordan 3/20 Collezione Package and also in 2001 (the last time the Black/Cement III featured ‘Nike Air’ on the heel-tab), so if your rotation is missing these certified gems or your pair needs to be replaced, don’t hesitate to cop. It wouldn’t be to far-fetched to say that anyone who calls himself a fan of the Air Jordan MUST have these in their stash. If you don’t think these OG classics aren’t all that, find a new hobby. Cop the Black/Cements tomorrow at Jordan Brand retailers or to avoid the imminent Black Friday shopping crowd, get a pair now on eBay.

Air Jordan III
Black/Varsity Red-Cement-White
136064-010
11/25/2011
$160

Air Jordan 1 Phat – Obsidian – Cool Grey – White

Is it baseball season already? This Yankees-inspired release of the Air Jordan 1 Phat, destined for a January 2012 release, is a nice reminder of fresh cut grass and tossing the ball around in the open field. And with the NBA lockout being as persistent as ever, we can’t wait for another professional sport to infiltrate our minds. C’mon, we need sports to stress about! But look beyond the colorway, and you’ll see that this Air Jordan 1 Phat has some nice materials, like a smooth leather upper (with a sick molded Jordan Wings logo on the ankle), a perforated base layer, and elephant print on the swoosh. These are a must-have for the overlapping group of Yankee and Jordan fans, so checkout the angles below and let us know what you think.

Air Jordan 1 Phat
Obsidian/Cool Grey-White
364770-402
01/2012
$105

Nike SB Dunk High – White – Metallic Summit

Sneaker News is making sure all Nike SB fans know what to expect from Swoosh skateboarding next year, our recent previews of the summer 2012 lineup encompassing everything from new colorways to new models along with a wide array of clothing and accessories. And any time a new crop of SB sneakers is on the way, you know the most important model in the brand’s history is bound to pop up in multiple renditions, this new Nike SB Dunk High one of the most summery looking in the division’s decade-long run. We get a better sense in these sunlit images of the true colors at play here, with a white canvas base adding a leather Swoosh for a glossy contrast while the off-white toebox takes things where the rest of the shoe is destined. Have you ever done any serious skating in an all-white sneaker? Next year’s your chance; click through to see more images and stick with Sneaker News for all of the upcoming Nike SB release dates. via N-SB

Nike Zoom KD IV ‘Nerf’ – Detailed Look

Kevin Durant is undoubtedly the most versatile player in the NBA. His ability to play multiple positions on the court is mirrored by the all-new Adaptive Fit system, which permits the Zoom-cushioned Nike Zoom KD IV to be a sneaker for players of all positions. Kevin Durant’s game is that of natural leadership and carrying the bulk of the load (two straight scoring titles and delving further into the NBA Playoffs every sesason is proof of that), but we’d like to remind you that Durant’s got a playful side about him – he’s just 22 years old! He’s active on Twitter, meaning he’s accessible to the masses, and he’s got no issues with donning gaudy chains and tribal gear as one of the original Nike ‘Hyperizers’ – even his Zoom KD III was partly designed after his love of video games.

And so, with the Nike Zoom KD IV scheduled for a wide release this December 3rd, Nike has teamed up with Hasbro to create a special pair of the Nike Zoom KD IV inspired by one of the generation-defining toys in this era – Nerf. The spongy toys that ran rampantly throughout the 1990′s returns alongside the Zoom KD IV, colored up in a high-energy assortment of neon tones and confetti-like detailing and packaged with a spongy Nerf mini-basketball with the box folding into a functional backboard and hoop. On the tongue you’ll see the classic Nerf logo as well as KD35 in the similar typefont for even more of a playful vibe. We’ve got a detailed look at the Nike Zoom KD IV ‘Nerf’ below, so check ‘em out and stick with Sneaker News for more updates and release info for undoubtedly the most exciting Nike Zoom KD release yet.

Nike Dunk High VT Premium – Medium Grey

A quick look back over the silhouette’s quarter-century of game-changing makes it seem more obvious, but it’s still impressive to consider the wide range of possibilities afforded by a VacTech constructed version of the Nike Dunk High. We’ve seen the Dunk High VT skinny and ‘standard’ in both suede and wool, in traditional cupsoles and a surprise AC edition that offered a different take on the vacuum-sealed look, in traditional smooth leathers and now this metallic pair whose detailed shading gives the illusion that they could be a special edition Monopoly piece for the 21st century. Luckily, they’re one heckuvalot more comfortable, and available right now at Nike Sportswear stockists including SNS.

Nike Dunk High VT Premium
Medium Grey/Medium Grey
472501-001

Nike Air Foamposite One “Electrolime” – Detailed Images

From “Golden State” to “Electrolime”! Here’s a look at the Nike Air Foamposite One in it’s Electrolime colorup featuring a bright Lime Foamposite base with Black accents on the liner and midfoot while the “Golden State” name kind of comes into play with the Navy detailing on the One Cent logos. No word on a release date just yet however if your interested in this size 9 you can check them out lilshk54321 on eBay.

Nike Air Max 95 – Black – Blue Crystal

When a new colorway of an Air Max 95 rolls around, it always garners a ton of attention. We all know what the shoe looks like, and it’s been around for over a quarter-century, but that’s just the nature of ‘the icon’ – it demands attention. Air Max 95s definitely fall in the category of ‘sneaker icon’, so even when a rather simple color combination surfaces, like this new Black/Crystal Blue, we find ourselves intrigued, as if we don’t know what to expect – like turning to the next page of a thrilling suspense novel. These are definitely worth the attention (it’s got that Air Penny effect), and JDSports has them available now (exclusive to them), so take a look below and let us know what you think.