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Cork has become one of a Sneaker-heads holy grails with limited release after limited release featuring the very specialist material. Now we've got another one to add to your list with this Air Max 90 cork edition.
It's not very often we see a general release pop up on our radar and we actually want to let everyone know about it; especially with Nike in 2014. But today we finally have that, a general release Air Max 90 that really did slap us in the face.
The Air Max '93 has had a triumphant return in 2014, and it looks like it's far from over with this little preview.
Nike always go out for their holiday designs, and especially their Halloween packs. This year, they seem to have put even more effort into it, with these two cracking designs for the AM90 and AM95.
Finally, Nike seem to have gotten the whole shape fiasco under control. When a shoe as popular as the Air Max has drifted from its roots, it's safe to say it's excellent news to finally see the shoes shape regressing back to the shape we all know and love, and away from that hideous cliff face toe box.
Right, before we start, these are a GS release, I know that's not strictly MEN'S Needs, but us helpful folks at Men's Needs have decided you might need a few ideas for the up-coming Valentines Day. (Really they're just nice and we thought you might like a look).
So today we have the nominations for one of our Men's Needs' Kicks of 2013 awards, and this is one of the most fiercely contested categories with an unbelievable amount of possible nominations, but we had the arduous task of trying to whittle it down to just 9. But never-the-less here are nominations for the Best Collaboration of 2013.
People might not know its Transport for London's 150th anniversary on December 14th (I definitely didn't), but it is. To mark the date this beautiful Air Max collection featuring both the Air Max 1 and Air Max 90 has been produced.
The Nike Air Max 93 has had a rather successful end to 2013, and it doesn't appear to be stopping any time soon. With this size? Exclusive release, they seem to be hyping it up even more, and quite rightly in my opinion.
More often than not the Air Max 20__ models are pushed aside, and not much is really seen of them till the next release, but the I have a funny feeling we will be seeing much more of the 2014 model then its predecessors.
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Oreo colour-ways are loved, and very often are the most sought after colour-ways when it comes to Nike and Air Jordan releases. But it's not very often we see one of our favourite Air Max silhouette's being given the Oreo treatment, and that's exactly what has happened here with the Air Max 180.
Right, first things first, this is a GS release, so you guys over with feet bigger than UK7 are out of luck. But I figured this colour-way was just too good to not bring to light.
By now I think everyone's seen at least 1 image of the Nike Air Max Country Camo Pack but the Germany Air Maxim 1 and Air Max 180 are officially set to be released Saturday (17th August), so we thought we'd give you one last look at the 2 silhouettes, along with a small talk through.
The above image courtosy of size? has been floating around for about a week now, but I didn't want to write anything up, without the images to back it up. But size? have now presented further art-work featuring the kicks themselves.
Off the back of 6ACRE Kicks we (Men's Restorations) came away with a few restoration jobs, so we thought we share the results with you today. First up we've got the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 PRM TZ Black that were originally crying out to be restored.
Let's get this in there from the start, these are a GS release, so anyone sizing above a UK7, you're out of luck. But if you're a UK7 or less, happy days. The Burst sole is a beautiful thing, and it instantly makes the 95 silhouette look 100% better.