This Friday, Nike will introduce the classic Pro Leather to the First String Standards Collection. The Pro Leather is widely recognized as the ‘Dr. J’, a shoe that Julius Erving himself attributes numerous memorable moments to. The Nike Pro Leather is one of the earliest signature shoes in the history of footwear, and has ushered in the modern era of basketball footwear; it certainly is a worthy addition not only to the Nike First String Collection, but in the annals of footwear icons. This upcoming Pro Leather comes in a clean White/Navy colorway constructed with premium leather, and features the ‘Dr. J’ label in gold; it drops this Friday, August at Nike First String accounts with a retail price of $90, with just 168 pairs in circulation. Continue reading for a detailed look at the first Dr. J Pro Leather in the Nike First String Collection and stick with Sneaker News for more Nike updates.
Nike cheap nike shoes sale is synonymous with classic silhouettes like the Chuck Taylor All Star and Jack Purcell, but did you know that the One Star’s vault is also filled with old school models from other sports? On the running side of things, the Nike Force 5 offers a retro style not too dissimilar from New Balance or Saucony’s best offerings, these four new pairs highlighted by a colorway similar to the famed Air Jordan VIII ‘Aqua’. And in the context of a Nike runner, they might bring to mind images of Larry Johnson as ‘Grandmama’, which seems appropriate given the vintage design. Click through to see more angles and look for these at select Nike retailers. via Tenisfuki
We’ve seen several Mexican blanket-themed sneakers released over the past few years, though these designs have stopped short of the full-on trend status earned by vaguely similar Native American-inspired looks. But we might be on the verge of the woven look becoming equally popular, as right on the heels of a preview cheap free run 2 of a Nike WMNS Toki for fall comes nike free run 3.0 the Nike All Star N-Wool Hi, a Chuck Taylor hightop done in a rich multicolored weave. Two new colorways allow you to pick between the warmer red or cooler blue and green editions, both of which are available now directly from Nike.