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Coming soon to select Nike retailers is this two pack of Nike Air Max 1s covered in several size safari prints.  Two different colorways from a mild grey tone version to a wild blue and teal mock up.  No specific release date, but expect places like Opium in Paris to stock them.

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Part of the upcoming Holiday Season, will be this Nike Air Max 1 Premium that features black quilted leather.  Sitting on top of a white midsoles, these simple yet clean pair of shoes should do well with the resurgence of popularity in retro Air Maxes.  There will also be a contrasting white version (not pictured) releasing as well.  via SneakerNews

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Made especially for the Chinese market, Nike has created a three sneaker pack that celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival (September 14th), one of Chinese culture’s most important events.  The pack emblazed in gold, white, and maroon includes the Terminator, Air Max 1 and Blazer.  You’ll notice each includes laser etched designs and a rabbit/hare icon.  Look for these in the coming weeks and hope these won’t be a Asia exclusive.  via Hypebeast

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The Olympics brings the chase for gold, silver and bronze, next Friday at select Nike Olympic dedicated pop-up shops will be this Nike Air Max 1 “Olympic Perforated Metal” Pack.  So far the pack is two Air Max 1s with one in gold and one in silver, but it makes you wonder where the bronze is at.   via HighSnobiety

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On August 8, Nike Sportswear will offer 24-hours of athletic-themed fun at their Opening Ceremony store.  In addition to the television featuring the first 24 hours of the games, the Soho store will sell Nike’s Olympic Air Max 1 sneaker at the Souvenir “shop-in-shop.”  If you have the passion for flashing, then you might want to get your connects in New York to grab a hold of a pair of these shimmering runners.

This is an early look at part of the Nike Sportswear Spring 2009 lineup.  Included are some over done Air Max 1s, Air Max 90s and an Air Structure.  The safari print AM1 is done in 3 different types of patterns that some may think is a little overdone.  Regardless, nice line up of runners for next year.

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