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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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May 02, 2012
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AIR JORDAN I “OLYMPIC” PACK “Olympic” this and “Olympic” that have filled the Nike and Jordan Brand release preview scene as various interpretations of the worldwide tournaments are expressed on popular models of sneakers. The VI from the Gold Medal Pack immediately comes to mind when viewing the white and gold Air Jordan I “Olympic,” while the black pair features tonal gold laces and a varied flag design across the lateral heel panel and toebox. More information should be out soon about pricing and release dates.

AIR JORDAN I “OLYMPIC” PACK

“Olympic” this and “Olympic” that have filled the Nike and Jordan Brand release preview scene as various interpretations of the worldwide tournaments are expressed on popular models of sneakers. The VI from the Gold Medal Pack immediately comes to mind when viewing the white and gold Air Jordan I “Olympic,” while the black pair features tonal gold laces and a varied flag design across the lateral heel panel and toebox. More information should be out soon about pricing and release dates.

(Source: weibo.com)

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April 26, 2012
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NIKE AIR MAX 90 HYPERFUSE “OLYMPIC”

The Hyperfuse model of Nike’s Air Max 90 sits as one of the brand’s more popular silhouettes, and with the Olympic theme being one of Nike’s more favorite choices of late, it makes sense that we would see a combination of the two. Released alongside the Nike Air Max 95+ BB “Olympic,” this sneaker may prove to be more popular, if less linear in its design. It holds true in the same manner to the colors of the traditional Olympic flag, with red, yellow, green, blue, and black and white interspersed about the shoe. Similarly to the 95+ BB model, you can expect these sneakers to drop in plenty of time for you to pack them for your trip to London for the Games in July.

(Source: item.rakuten.co.jp)

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April 26, 2012
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NIKE AIR MAX 95+ BB “OLYMPIC”

Olympic colorways have been popping off left and right from the Nike camp of late, but none taken so literally as the duo detailed last week. The Nike Air Max 95+ BB takes the original Olympic flag and sprays it across the side of one of the brand’s more popular models. The shoes will release in plenty of time for the games on July 27th.

(Source: rakuten.ne.jp)

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April 19, 2012
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AIR JORDAN 6/7 “GOLD MEDAL” PACK With the London Olympic Games right around the corner, sneaker releases have been recognizing an affinity for the sporting tournament. Jordan Brand takes a couple notes from the history of the sneaker company’s founder with their “Gold Medal” pack which is set to release on August 18th of this year. MJ dominated his time in the Olympic games, and the Jordan VI and VII sneakers that release in this pack pay homage to this dominance through gold details across a otherwise white and black designs, respectively. The pack itself will be available for $350 come August.

AIR JORDAN 6/7 “GOLD MEDAL” PACK

With the London Olympic Games right around the corner, sneaker releases have been recognizing an affinity for the sporting tournament. Jordan Brand takes a couple notes from the history of the sneaker company’s founder with their “Gold Medal” pack which is set to release on August 18th of this year. MJ dominated his time in the Olympic games, and the Jordan VI and VII sneakers that release in this pack pay homage to this dominance through gold details across a otherwise white and black designs, respectively. The pack itself will be available for $350 come August.

(Source: solecollector.com)

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March 28, 2012
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AIR JORDAN VII GS “OLYMPIC”

Jordan brand has been making promises of an assault on your wallet all year, and with a retro release of the coveted Air Jordan VII GS “Olympic” expected this Summer, you can anticipate another chunk of change parting with your bank account shortly. The shoe has an American flag-inspired colorway with the number ‘9’ featured on the heel in reference to His Airness’ Olympic jersey.

(Source: marqueesole.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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