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
Nike’s ACG line has taken the Blazer and has done work to make it more adaptable for the rugged trails and colder/wetter days ahead. The ACG Blazer has been given a chunckier and more rugged sole with slight changes to the upper that includes material usage like gore-tex and herringbone. In addition to these Blazers, ACG is coming with a full line of outdoor goods, check out the Sneaker Freaker interview with Andrea Corradini here.
One of my personal favorite shoes from the 90s is the Terra Humara. Lately we’ve seen a resurgence in this model with new colorways popping up. This one dubbed, Black Mamba, is jet black with 3M accents and coupled with yellow. No release date specified, but it should hit shelves soon. via Sneaker Freaker
With the impending release of the Nike x Dave’s Quality Meat (DQM) Dunk High Pack, more clearer and detailed pictures have surfaced. The collaboration will be a three pack with each made with premium perforated suede on the uppers and the entire shoe is one color with the DQM logo is embossed on the tongue. Certain stores will get their shipments of the Pack on September 20th of September. via HighSnobiety
This coming October, Nike SB heads will see the release of the Melbourne Dunk or the Melbourne ‘Gold Rail’ Dunk. Seen on one of the covers of the new issue of Sneakerfreaker Magazine (#13). These Dunks pay tribute to Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station. The shoe is covered in canvas, suede and mesh with the varsity royal blue apparently inspired by Port Phillip Bay and the brown midsole chosen to represent the turdish Yarra River that runs through Melbourne. No definite word, if these will be an Australian exclusive, but we’ll keep you updated. via NSB.org
