It’s the most wonderful time of the year for college football: Bowl season. From December to January, all eyes are…

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The story of the week on the sneaker web without question is the impending return of the Nike MAG. Over…

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Just a couple of days ago, John Geiger shared his “Misplaced Checks” custom Nike Air Force 1 High.  The custom…

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Devlin Braswell is going places. While we pointed out his potential four months back, he’s been at work customizing kicks…

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The Air Max 90 is arguably the most recognizable Air Max shoe in Nike's catalog. Due to its iconic status, the AM 90 has received a plethora of colorways and materials since its original release 23 years ago. Another treatment that the famous model has received comes via its consistant use for custom designs. Dank Customs' latest paint job on the Air Max 90 marks the return of the "Jedi". Laid out on the modern Hyperfuse version, pine green combines with shades of brown and volt to create a unique blend of color blocking, and a red "Jedi" design pops off of the shoes on the heel panel.

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The Nike LeBron X is quickly becoming a favorite among customizers. The Nike LeBron 9 Low “LeBronold Palmer” threw fans into a tizzy. Though they never released, custom shoe designers have made their own pairs in honor of the beloved colorway. Christian Fuda took to a pair of Nike Air Max LeBron X Low “Easter” to recreate the look on the Nike Air Max LeBron X Low "LeBronold Palmer" Custom. Keeping the teal and crystal mint sole intact, Fuda painted the Hypefuse upper a golden yellow hue, and incorporated palm tree decorations similar to that of the original shoe. The LeBron tongue branding is colored to match the upper, and the shoe is finished with a pink inner lining. What are your thoughts on the Nike Air Max LeBron X Low LeBronold Palmer Custom?

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Custom kicks have become a major part of the sneaker culture recently. Greenwich Vintage Co. has upped the customization ante with the Ronnie Fieg x Dr. Martens Camo Wingtip Brogue "Glow in the Dark" Custom. The exclusive RF x Dr. Martens collaboration kicks were very popular when they first released. On this custom, a gum sole replaces the original black colored outsole. However, the new sole is not just a simple swap. The gum sole actually glows in the dark, and adds another touch of pizazz to the black and camo kicks. The Ronnie Fieg x Dr. Martens Camo Wingtip Brogue Glow in the Dark Custom, and many other high end customs, are available for sale on the Greenwich Vintage website

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Custom kicks continue to grow in popularity, and today we see the Air Jordan 1 "Digi Camo" Custom. Ecentrik Artistry created this as a one of one re-creation of the sample Air Jordan 1 of the same name. Grey, brown, and beige digi-camo print is painted on the heel, ankle collar, and toe box. The unique motif also shows up on the Swoosh branding, and offsets a beige background. The entire sole is white to match the white inner lining. This custom Air Jordan is completed with brown boot laces. Though this exact custom is a one of one, stay tuned to Ecentrk Artistry’s website for similar customs. What are you cop the Air Jordan 1 Digi Camo Custom?

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The Nike Zoom KD IV was undoubtedly the most popular model in the Kevin Durant signature line thus far. The colorways that donned that model still resonate today. Case and point is illustrated by AMAC Customs Nike KD VI "Nerf" Inspired Custom. The blue to dark grey transitioning color scheme that made the Nike KD IV “Nerf” so popular was applied to the upper of this low cut KD VI. That color technique makes room for an all grey tongue that features a splash of blue paint on the left shoe, and a splash of yellow on the right. Both the KD logo and lateral Swoosh branding are colored orange, while the neon green laces match the medial Swoosh. The black midsole are decorated with blue and white paint. Finishing touches are applied with blue, yellow, and orange paint on the front portion of the sole. Contact AMAC Customs for all inquiries.

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Customer PK Zuniga took to a pair of Air Jordan 11 Low to create a symbolic sneaker. The Air Jordan 11 Low “Breast Cancer Awareness” Custom was made for Connie Wright, who was diagnosed with cancer on April 27, 2012, but was determined cancer free on November 17, 2012. In her honor, the formerly white patent leather is colored a luxurious pearlized pink. Pink is the color for national breast cancer awareness. Matching pink paint speckles on the black midsoles tie the patent leather to the black upper. Pink also colors the major accents on the shoe.

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