your mind and my mind that came together to make something like this. thenew Nike LeBron 9 colorwaysrevealed in the last week have sneakerheads talking, and the general concensus is that all it took was a couple carefully curated palettes to prove that their elite performance aspirations don have to come at the expense of good looks. LeBron James himself obviously had quite a few conversations withNike Basketball designer Jason Petrieduring the shoe early product cycle, and a look into these dialogues was just published bySneakerFreakeralong with some dope new photos of the LeBron 9s.
California shop, BAIT, has only been around for a little over a year, but thanks to some strong industry roots that were planted long before their doors opened, they been able to dive right into the collaboration circuit and start making some noise from day 1. BAIT hit the ground running with a variety of special projects with a number of different brands like Asics, Reebok, Saucony and Creative Recreation Mens Nike Free to name a few, and as we seen lately, there are no signs of slowing down. Especially over the last few months, we seen a rapid fire of interesting collaborative endeavors from BAIT, but their latest takes a much different angle than we used to seeing when it comes to typical footwear team-ups..
We are fortunate enough to carry theNew Balance limited edition collectionthat they have done in honor of theBoston Marathonfor the past few years. In our world of retail, these shoes are ones that are creative and take the normal and turn them into something special and coveted. What we would like to do is take that creativity and use it for a noble purpose.. Yesterday, we gave you a look at the more traditional end of Jay Jones jaw-dropping Air Jordan XII collection, complete with OG colorways galore. Now it time to Nike Free Run 4.0 take a gander at the PE portion of this collection. Apparently, the Air Jordan XII was a pretty popular model with NBA players and this dedicated collector was able to amass PE models from some of Jordan Brand top b-ball endorsers.