The third generation of Paul Rodriguez’s signature shoe, the Nike SB P-Rod III has surfaced early on Ebay. It is a slight change from the P-Rod II, but still remains focused on comfortability and protection that skaters need. Pictured is a classic black nubuck uppers with grey and red accents. via SneakerFiles
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This Friday, November 6th, Stash will unleash his new Nike designed Air Force1. Using the same pattern and colors used on the Stash Nike Snowboarding boots, the upper of this Air Force 1 High features textured leather, nubuck toe box, eyelets and heel patch feature a embossed snakeskin, the swoosh is a embossed white crocodile pattern, and of course the fat cap pattern throughout. Available this Friday morning at Concepts in Boston and Friday Evening at NORT in NYC in very limited numbers. via Freshness
The Air Max 90 Boot continues on as part of the Nike Sportswear Collection this Winter season. This grey color scheme is prefect for most outfits and is one of the best colorways of this hybrid since the AM95 Neon inspired colorway. Available now at Finishline. via Sneakernews
Select Nike accounts like Proper has received a shipment of these Nike Super Blazers. Done with a more advance sole and added comfort, what really stands out on these Blazers is the white/grey cement uppers. Touched off with black and red accents, this sneaker is not a bad pick up for those that don’t normally like the Blazer.
Celebrating the 5 years of the Charitable Doernbecher Project, Mark Smith will be designing the 5th anniversary sneaker. The chosen sneaker is the Air Max 90, featuring a white upper, orange accents and a multicolored sole. Other details include a laser-etched hand emblem and a patterned inner-lining. Drops on November 14th exlcusively to Niketown and Nike.com. via SneakerFiles
