The staff is looking way into the future this week. Well, one staff member went back to 2008. But the rest of the team chose kicks not yet available. From the simple Superstar to the killer Cool Grey, the Snkrs Day squad members have lofty dreams for their next pick-ups.<\/p>\n
Matt Halfhill<\/strong><\/p>\n Is there any explanation needed? ?Really? ?Christmas \/ Chanukah \/ Kwanzaa lists are being written right now in July as we speak and the Cool Greys are sitting a top many already. ?No, I’m not trying to hype the shoe up, this shoe doesn’t need any of that.<\/p>\n Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey”<\/p>\n Dear Nike,<\/p>\n Please produce these shoes. They are very nice. People will buy lots and lots.<\/p>\n Sincerely, Snkrs Day.<\/p>\n Disclaimer for the sneaker geeks – these were produced in a Chinese inspired color way (Yellow with Red) and packaged in a souvenir box with a vinyl toy, also designed by Lau. We wanted you to know we didn’t forget?. \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n Michael Lau x Nike Blazer “BMX” Sample This has to be one of the best Nike Air Max Trainer 1<\/strong> colorways thus far. I really like how Nike applied grey nubuck around the flywire design as opposed to the leather constructions we are used to seeing. Also, the Retro-colored accents give this Nike Air Max Trainer 1 a nice, overall color scheme. Is Retro the new go-to color for Nike?<\/p>\n Nike Air Max Trainer 1 Low Grey\/White-Retro I don’t have a pair of Pepper Lows<\/strong> yet, but that may have to change that if these release. Whoever at Nike designed them manage to use snakeskin–a material that’s almost always results in disaster–and come up with a super clean sneaker. Nice and neutral Nikes, and no socks necessary.<\/p>\n Nike Pepper Low Charcoal\/Snakeskin<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Ian Stonebrook<\/strong><\/p>\n Lately in the shop we’ve been getting in a lot of impressive new product from adidas. The craftsmanship and quality of materials on their latest Originals releases have really trumped the competition and it’s about time the people notice. While I feel the whole “collab craze” has been a little overdone for a while now, “Originals by Originals” has seen the birth of some amazing work and the Luker Superstar is no exception. I’d be lying if I said I felt adidas silouhettes as much as some of the other models out right now, but in the land of retroes that look like toy variants it’s nice to see adidas going back to the genesis of quality product.<\/p>\n adidas Originals Superstar “Luker” The Nike Air Diamond Tur<\/strong>f is a dope shoe, and what makes it even more dope is the fact that it is the signature shoe of one of my favorite athletes: Deion “Prime Time” Sanders. The colors are great together and the Emerald Green sort of reminds me of the “Freshwater” Griffey Max 1. It’s the perfect shoe for summer, and the three other seasons as well. Now if Nike will retro the Diamond Turf 4 Deion wore when the Cowboys won the Super Bowl in ’96, I would be a very happy man.<\/p>\n P.s. Nike can you please retro the Air Mission from ’94? I’m sure plenty of sneakerheads and Junior Seau fans would appreciate it.<\/p>\n Nike Air Diamond Turf Black\/Deep Emerald-White-Metallic Gold<\/p>\n \n When photos of the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier IV “Skills Academy PE” surfaced this week, it was love at first sight. ?I’m a real sucker for predominately red shoes mixed with hints of black. ?The mesh and leather used on the upper are a great combination that reminds me a lot of the materials used on the “Triple Black” LeBron VI. ?This is by far my favorite colorway of the Soldier IV to date. ?Too bad for me that these are a PE and not set to release. If Nike does decides to make these available for purchase I will be first in line!<\/p>\n Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier IV Skills Academy PE<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The staff is looking way into the future this week. Well, one staff member went back to 2008. But the…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":149,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[742],"tags":[1225545],"cultivate_rss":[],"class_list":{"2":"type-post"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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