International Flair. //

Nike has teamed up with various of designers to create country specific fashion lines. With their creativity and the country's culture, it produced these...

England


Brazil


France


Netherlands


USA


South Africa


till later.
-law

Pushing is the Art. //

So I stumbled upon these two videos randomly, but strikes my athletic cord. Garotade and Nike are at the forefront of Athletics and Sports, and with that, they can produce remarkable videos such as these.





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-law

Merry Christmas.

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-law.

Larger Than Life.

Found in the UK for a Nike's show launch is a wired frame Air Max, created by artist Benedict Radcliffe. It measures 3.5 meters in length, and looks exactly like the real life counterpart. See for yourself.









Me likes.

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-law.

Evil, Yet Stylish. //

So. In a previous post you saw before, the pairings of Nike and Transformers to come out with Transformer themed Nike shoe. Well. Eat your heart out. Nike has just released a Cobra Commander colourway of their new basketball shoe; the Alphaultion.



And if you don't know/remember, Cobra Commander is the archenemy of the GI Joe. Another retrofitting release to rekindle our childhood memories. Anyway. Release date is closely set to the GI Joe full length movie slated in August.



Props again to Nike to this; another clever release. Hat goes off.

But yeah. For now, I sleep. For a long work week, followed by a long work weekend, to follow more work leading up till Tuesday. Ugh.

Till later.

-law.

More Than Meets The Eye. //

So. Transformer 2 opened this past weekend, grossing over $200 million in box office sales. Big deal! To follow this momentousness movie and franchise, Nike has created 2 kicks inspired by the aforementioned flick.

The first shoe; Nike Foamposite, a basketball shoe. The Transformer; Autobot Bumblebee. What gets me even more, is that the packaging mimics the retro toy right down to the window to see the transformer... Snazzy.












The second release; Deceptcon Soundwave with the Nike Sharkalaid. Also snazzy.
Obviously, this is the second of two releases. The first being this, and the first Transformers film.

I have to say, good call on Nike's part to get in on the profit and hype of the Transformers franchise, and rekindling the love of these retro toys. Hat goes off the them.

I've yet to see the Rise of the Fallen, but I've heard that the hype is there. So, next cheap night, I'm there! If not, Public Enemies will fill the void. Maybe Nike will make a pair of John Dillinger Dunks? Fingers crossed.

Till later.

-law.