Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 : champssneaker.com

The Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 just released in a Grey Stone/Medium Yellow colorway. So with one colorway already moving from shelves, another colorway is on its away. This latest Nike Air Trainer Max
’91 comes in a Black/Varsity Red/White colorway. This is a nice follow up to the previous OG colorway.
This Nike Air Trainer Max ’91 features a black upper. That same black covers toe, inner lining and the
outsole. Varsity red appears on the ankle, heel, strap, top eyelet and the Nike swoosh. To finish off the sneaker, Nike adds a clean white midsole.

Nike Air Structure Triax – Holiday 2010 : amazingsneaker.com

This holiday season, Nike Sportswear will be releasing a new colorway of the Air Structure Triax. Reminiscent of early 90s styling and colors, this shoe features a grey and black base, consisting of a suede and mesh build. Color pops are provided by a lime green Swoosh, while light blue works the inner liner and tongue. The black midsole makes use of a white speckle, and houses a blue-bordered visible Air unit. Grey rubber completes the look on the outsole. These will be released later this year, but can be pre-ordered .

The Tailor : amazingsneaker.com

Here we see another Bespoke Air Force 1 and it is designed by Dijon McLeish. With April coming to an end, we get our final Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 of the month. April has featured some nice Bespoke Air Force 1s, with the best one having to be the one designed by Ming So.

The color choice is a real excellent decision, but the materials measure up way higher on the sneaker. Other features include waxed shoe laces, a yellow midsole, and a black outsole. The sneaker features a upper made mostly of denim with a nice textured design. Black denim covers the midfoot and toe area while grey denim is placed on the Nike Swoosh, toe box, side panels, and tongue. Dijon McLeish decided to use ellow and purple suede on the heel area. Do you think that Bespoke saved the best for last?

Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 by Ramon Cerda : deadstockkickz.com

There has been some memorable Bespoke Air Force 1s in the past. One of the most important pairs to the Bespoke brand is the “Rotten Apples” which was designed by Ramon Cerda. Well here we have another Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 designed by Ramon Cerda and just like last time, he did a fabulous job.

The color choice is really interesting for this sneaker. Blue suede is used on toe, midfoot, and heel. Shiny silver patent leather is placed on the toe box and quarter panels while dark suede covers most of the heel area. The sneaker is finished off with a classic gum outsole. White is seen on areas such as the Nike Swoosh and midsole while safari print can be seen on the tongue tag.

Nike Air Max 90 – Black/Photo Blue/Total Orange : kicksloader.com

Most of the time, Nike does a great job with the Air Max 90. The Air Max 90 is my favorite Air Max. Nike does everything right with the Air Max 90, from the colors to the materials. Well this latest Nike Air Max 90 features probably the worst colorway I have seen on an Air Max 90 is a long time. Nike has used photo blue a lot this summer, but Nike made a bad decision by using it on this Air Max 90.This Nike Air Max 90 comes in a Black/Photo Blue/Total Orange colorway.

This sneaker is constructed of a couple of materials. Suede, mesh and canvas are all responsible for building this Air Max 90. Black covers about 95% of the sneaker, including the Nike swoosh, inner lining, tongue, toe and the midsole. The overloading of black doesn’t really bother me, it’s the accents that I don’t like a bit. Orange is seen on the tongue tag and part of the outsole. Photo blue appears on the shoe laces, tongue tag, heel tab and the visible Air sole unit.

Let your satisfaction Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Low : sneakersway.com

As of late, Nike hasn’t showed the ladies much love. With all the big recent Air Force 1 releases, none of them were for ladies. However Nike is looking to make up for that as they give the ladies their own Air Force 1 Low. This Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Low comes in a Total Orange/Metallic Silver/White colorway. This certainly looks like a Womens colorway. I don’t know many guys that would want to rock these.

This sneaker is certainly a head turning. Smooth orange leather covers the toe, lace panels and the heel panel. The toe box, tongue and mid-panel also use orange, but a white mesh overlay is added. White is seen on the shoe laces, inner lining, tongue tag and the midsole. Metallic silver accents appear on the Nike swoosh, heel tab, tongue tag and the entire outsole. All this orange could turn away some ladies, but most ladies might like this colorway.

Grey Patent Snake&&Linen

The Air Force 1 Low – Linen features a beige and pink colorway. It features a white midsole and a pink outsole. The design is simple and the inner lining is completely white. Nothing to special about it, but its simplicity makes it unique and makes fanatics go crazy for it.

These Nike Air Force One Lows – Grey Patent Snake are apart of the patent skin pack. They feature a white / neutral grey colorway with snake skin embossing.