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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Nike Zoom Kobe V Del Sol
Black Flywire and reptilian print combine on the upper, making for one of the more simple Kobe Vs we’ve seen to date. Del Sol is used for the branding on the tongue and Swoosh and also the outsole heel.
The speckled white and black laces are matched with the cookies and cream midsole. This color-up is a follow-up to the one found on the Zoom Kobe IV that used the same name.
Stateside fans will have to bide their time for now, but European ‘heads can grab theirs now at SneakersNStuff.
All pics & info via nicekicks
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Nike Zoom Kobe MS Del Sol
The Nike Zoom Kobe M.S. is obviously a modified variation of the ever-so-popular Nike Zoom Kobe V. It is somewhat of an outdoor alternate sneaker to the Nike Zoom Kobe V much like the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier series is to James’s actual signature line.
The Nike Zoom Kobe M.S. is much more durable than the Kobe V in that it doesn’t use flywire or Lunarfoam technology; instead, it opts for different parts of leather which aids to better ankle support. The sole incorporates the XDR (Extra Durable Rubber) which provides traction along with the carbon fiber spring plate.
This Nike Zoom Kobe M.S. “Del Sol” is an Asia exclusive like all of the XDR sneakers and is available now at Kix-Files.
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Nike Zoom Kobe V – Black/Dark Grey/Varsity Purple
New images of the “blackout” edition Nike Zoom Kobe V we previewed a while back are out now. The Black/Dark Grey/Varsity Purple shoe features a black color base with allotments of dark grey on the upper and only brief glimpses of varsity purple at the outsole and heel counter.
Officially scheduled to arrive in July.
Images via Foot Locker Unlocked
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Video: Nike Running’s Phil McCartney & Ernest Kim Breakdown New Technologies
Nike Running’s head honchos breakdown the group’s technologies for 2010 in a new video. Narrated by Phil McCartney, Global Footwear Product Director, and Ernest Kim, Global Product Line Manager, the duo describe the unique aspects to the LunarElite+, LunarSwift+, LunarFly+, LunarGlide+ 2, and new LunarEclipse+ silhouette.
If Dynamic Support Technology, Bottomless Carrier Construction, and Floating Heel Support Clip have you lost already, check the moving visuals below for the full rundown.
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Nike Huarache 2K4 – “Vivo” Sample
Images have surfaced of a Nike Huarache 2K4 “Vivo” sample in Black/Canyon Gold-Varsity Purple. The make-up, inspired by Lakers guard Kobe Bryant, features a black suede upper with elephant print toe/heel overlays, as well as a purple and gold midsole/outsole, and purple and gold trim.
The word “VIVO” – Latin for “I live” – is stitched above the heel counter. Kobe’s Sheath logo is stitched into the rear medial panels. This edition was never released to the public.
Images via melotako
All pics & info via counterkicks
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Nike Spring 2011 footwear. (Basketball, running, SB, soccer.)
1. BASKETBALL : http://spreadsheets.googl...mp;hl=en&output=html
2. RUNNING : http://spreadsheets.googl...mp;hl=en&output=html
3. SOCCER : http://spreadsheets.googl...FVFNFWHc&output=html
4.SKATEBOARDING:http://spreadsheets.googl...IVVBrM3c&output=html
Check them out !! No pics yet, will update info when it's available !!
All info via www.niketalk.com
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Nike Music Shoe: Making Of
A behind the scenes video was recently releasedby Wieden + Kennedy, Tokyo showing how the DJs made music from shoes. to make music using the shoes, each pair of runners was equipped with 3 sensors that reacted went bent. these sensors would then send serial codes to a computer, which correspond to a series of sounds.
T he engineers behind the project developed a software that allowed the digital code to make music. The team also worked with Hifana to fine tune the shoe’s even installing accelerometers in the show to modulate the sounds when the shoe is bent.
http://www.nike.jp/musicshoe
The making of :
This is how it looks like afterward:
via creativity
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