#10 – Nike Air Force 1 “Philippines” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
The Nike Air Force 1 ?Philippines? are a tribute to the Republic of the Philippines, and their national hero, Jose Rizal. Rizal, a martyr of the Philippine Revolution is commemorated with these unique forces which feature an icy sole, inside out midsole, and Philippine flag appliqu?. These commemorative kicks are sure to snap-necks and warm Pinoy hearts.<\/p>\n
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#9 – New Balance 574 “Jamaican Flag” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
Vacation hotspot and reggae haven Jamaica, has lent out its country colors to many shoes including the New Balance 574. Donned by rudeboys and runners alike, the New Balance 574 ?Jamaican Flag? is the perfect accessory to a beef-patty wrapped in coco-bread. <\/p>\n
#8 – Nike Dunk Low “Beijing” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
Want a surefire way to stand-out in a crowd of 13,000,000? The Nike SB Dunk ?Beijing? is a good way to start. With loud base colors of teal, purple, and red, and intricacies such as a translucent sole, and almost imperceptible all-over print, you can stake your claim in one of the world?s largest cities with these.<\/p>\n
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#7 – Nike Air Max 1 “Brazil”<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
As far as destinations are concerned, South American hotspot Brazil has to be near the top of every list. With attractions such as Carnival, endless beaches, and some of the most beautiful sun-kissed women in the world, how can you go wrong? The Nike Air Max One ?Brazil? is the perfect shoe to rock whether you’re perusing Carnival, or daydreaming of Brazilian women. These shoes are an homage to Brazil?s premier sneaker website, SneakerBR, and the location of its inception, Pernambuco. If the colors and inspiration weren?t enough, the back features a quote from Chico Science, the father of Mangue (?90s Brazilian music movement) which reads ?Um Passo a Frente e Voce Ja Nao Esta Mais No Mesmo Lugar? which translates to One step ahead and you?re no longer in the same place.<\/p>\n
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#6 – Nike Air Force 1 “West Indies” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
One of the most eclectic and beautiful locales ever featured on a pair of shoes came with the Nike Air Force 1 ?West Indies?. Loyalists may remember these from recent Force Friday post, but in case you missed it, here they are in all their splendor. Originally released in 2002, these dropped just in time for the West Indian day Parade in Crown Heights, Brooklyn and have been a hit ever since.<\/p>\n
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#5 – Nike Air Force 1 “Puerto Rico” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
As far as vacation destinations within the jurisdiction of the old U.S. and A. are concerned, it doesn?t get much better than P.R. The Puerto Rican flag has been forever immortalized on the side of the Air Force 1, and have been released, and re-released, in time for the infamous Puerto Rican day Parade in NYC.<\/p>\n
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#4 – Adidas “Vacation” Pack \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
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\n<\/span>\n<\/p>\nFor the real boss jetsetters, this pack is the perfect accessory for your island escape. For the rest of us, the summertime colorway, and tropical picturesque, featured in this pack takes a distant second. Featuring the likes of St. Tropez, Honalulu, Ibiza, and Marrakesh, these shoes are the perfect compliment to your favorite frozen cocktail.?<\/p>\n
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#3 – Nike SB Dunk Low “Melbourne”<\/strong><\/p>\n \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
Across the date line and to the other side of the earth is where these Dunks take us. Just because you?re a 22 hour flight from the states ?down under?, doesn?t mean you have to sacrifice your kick game. Inspired by the famous Melbourne skate spot, Flinders Street Station, these SB?s were originally released in Australia. These kicks extended sneaker connects across the globe to try to pick these up when they originally dropped October, 2008.<\/p>\n
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#2 – Nike Air Max 1 “Amsterdam” \n<\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n
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While art may not be the first activity that comes to mind when thinking of the arboreal destination, Amsterdam, it has produced some of the world?s finest artists. Dutch artists include the likes of Vincent Van Gogh, and the more sneaker and street friendly artist ?Parra?, who put Amsterdam on the map within the sneaker community. Parra was originally commissioned for the Capital Series in 2005, and his first design sported an orange\/blue colorway for Holland?s Albert Heijn supermarket. Before the release of the AM 1 however the supermarket chain changed their colors and Parra followed suit accordingly producing the ?Amsterdam? AM 1?s that we all know and love.<\/p>\n
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#1 – Nike Dunk SB Low “Paris”<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
Ooh la la, Paris, fondly known as the city of lights, love, and Pepe le Pew, was the inspiration for one of the most exclusive and stimulating vacation-destination kicks to date. Featuring the iconic artwork of the late Parisian painter Bernard Buffet, not only were these kicks numbered to 202 pairs, but no two are the same. Originally released for Paris fashion week, the Paris Dunks were never unveiled due to intense demand from art enthusiasts and sneaker heads alike. Colette and Opium were among the select few to resell their pairs, and since, the Dunks with Parisian sensibilities have become one of the most sought after sneakers do date. It has become cheaper to fly to Paris than to scoop a pair of Paris Dunks, so do yourself a favor and hop on a transcontinental flight.<\/p>\n
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