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May 16, 2012
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NIKE AIR FOAMPOSITE ONE “GOLD MEDAL” When info was released that four more Foamposites were set to release this year, speculations of the colorway began. It looks like we have our first preview of what to expect, and it fits in line with what Nike has been doing leading up to the Summer Olympic Games, which gives some weight to the argument that the leaked image is real. The Nike Air Foamposite One “Gold Medal” takes the obvious source of inspiration and places a metallic gold upper above a clear outsole.

NIKE AIR FOAMPOSITE ONE “GOLD MEDAL”

When info was released that four more Foamposites were set to release this year, speculations of the colorway began. It looks like we have our first preview of what to expect, and it fits in line with what Nike has been doing leading up to the Summer Olympic Games, which gives some weight to the argument that the leaked image is real. The Nike Air Foamposite One “Gold Medal” takes the obvious source of inspiration and places a metallic gold upper above a clear outsole.

(Source: twitter.com)

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March 08, 2012
ADIDAS LA TRAINER With an Olympic pack dropping from Reebok, it seems that adidas didn’t want to be left out of the festivities. Themed from a year when the Olympic games were hosted in everyone’s favorite town for celebrity fashion, the adidas LA Trainer retro 1984 release comes in three different colors, with a mesh upper and suede overlays above a rubber outsole with three subtle but eye-catching dots of color on the mid. You can pick up a pair in black, red, or blue now through adidas for $90.

ADIDAS LA TRAINER

With an Olympic pack dropping from Reebok, it seems that adidas didn’t want to be left out of the festivities. Themed from a year when the Olympic games were hosted in everyone’s favorite town for celebrity fashion, the adidas LA Trainer retro 1984 release comes in three different colors, with a mesh upper and suede overlays above a rubber outsole with three subtle but eye-catching dots of color on the mid. You can pick up a pair in black, red, or blue now through adidas for $90.

(Source: nicekicks.com)

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