This is an exclusive pack dedicated to Nike and the Olympic city of Beijing, which is also the 3rd release of the overall collection “Feed Your obsession “, that will be available on August 8, 2008 at Footlocker locations. Inspired by the “Bird’s Nest” Design of the Olympic Stadium in Beijing, each pair of the collection has a reference to 8 hence the 8/8/08 release date. via LeSiteDeLaSneaker
LeBron James has officially debuted his Nike Zoom LeBron VI during the exhibition games prior to the Olympics. The design is considered controversial among LeBron fans, but much like the Jordan series not all can be winners. This particular one is the “United We Rise” version of the Nike Zoom LeBron VI. More information as it comes. via hk-kicks
Purchaze has posted these Nike “Olympic Edition Air Force 1s in their on-line shop. This version comes in a beautiful combination of different colors. It is made of smooth leather in a White/White-Gum Medium Brown Colorway with a great white/gum midsole, white laces and a white swoosh. The heel area is white and on the side panels you will find the Beijing arena inspired pattern. Comes with a silver Nike Air Force 1 lace lock.
This is the 2nd colorway of the Nike “8 Pattern” Dunk High. The shoe has black uppers made of leather and suede with an embossed “8 Pattern” on the side panels, celebrating the Beijing Olympics. Mita currently has them in stock in their on-line shop.
Yao Ming, a fire-breathing dragon and three kung-fu pandas vs. LeBron James, a lassoing cowboy and three B-boy bears go head to head. The winner… Coke of course. Check it out!
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.
