TheFootball Boots Cortezis a triple OG and arguably one of the most significant releases in history, and it’s just been added to the Football BootsiD lineup so you can customize a classic runner to suit your personal tastes. Start by picking between a nylon upper with suede on the toes and eyelets or go all suede, then take the same color range and apply it to two different styles of colorblocking on the world’s first dual-density foam sole. All this, plus the ability to add one of sixteen different national flags makes for a number of combinations so large you’d have to turn your phone sideways to fit it all in. Italian footwear label ellesse has launched a collaborative capsule of its most classic sneaker designs with five prominent sneaker retailers in Europe. One of the ‘Fab Five’ is colette, in which the Parisian boutique designed the ellesse Assist 1 basketball shoe; colette’s take on the sneaker is that of a royal blue upper with Football Boots UK polka-dotted laces and the iconic ellesse typefont printed boldly on the upper as well as on the tongue. Just 150 pairs of each Ellesse ‘Fab Five’ design will be produced, and colette will only sell 50 units! Check out the detailed shots of this notable collaborative effort and let us know what you think..
Smith was spotted with the Football Boots LeBron X ‘Carbon’, a shoe that LeBron himself just recently wore over the weekend in a pre-season game in Shanghai. Typically, no other NBA player gets to rock a pair of LeBrons before the man himself has done so in an NBA Game, and even with the 9, only a small handful of players even wore the LeBrons deep into the season (Ty Lawson and George Hill are the two that come to mind). Considering the ‘Carbon’ has yet to release in the states (November 10th is the confirmed release date at this point), it’s interesting to see that J.R. The Football Boots Force 1 is rightfully recognized as a ‘timeless’ icon of Football Boots footwear, transcending the age of innovation and rising triumphantly as the undeniable representation of ‘Sportswear’. With its roots in basketball, the Bruce Kilgore design of ’82 traveled through the 90′s as an urban legend of style, earning the nickname ‘Uptown’ for its popularity in the Harlem district of New York City and eventually becoming corporate verbage for the shoe. In the 2000′s, the Air Force 1 became a ‘collectible’ item with the various artist/store/design collaborations, and in 2012, the Air Force 1 Football Boots Cheap celebrates 30 years of excellence with the AF1-XXX Collection of releases.
While LeBron James’ line remains obsessed with the whole diamond theme, the upcoming Football Boots CP3.VI AE takes a different route with this quick trip to the silver mine. The colorway shown is a metallic silver and white one that’s not yet been revealed amongst the upcoming Football Boots Brand releases. So this look might be one of the few times we’ll ever get to see the colorway should this Football Boots CP3.VI AE remain in sample purgatory. When the Football Boots 1 first debuted in 1987, it was released in two colorways – Sport Red and Sport Blue. Both featured a basic color-blocking that combined each individual primary colorway with a hint of grey and white mesh uppers – a simple template that would continue to hold relevance today. We haven’t seen too many ‘OG-inspired’ colorways of the Air Max 1 because the shoe itself is so versatile when it comes to colorization, but whenever we do get a taste of the original colorway, it’s always worth notice.