Thursday, October 28, 2010

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Nike LeBron 8.





Shout out to nice kicks for the look out:: A few photos have floated around the web of the shoes and the packaging, but before the official release we wanted to give you a tour of the shoe through an unboxing of the Nike LeBron 8. Look for the Nike LeBron 8 at Nike retailers including Nice Kicks October 26th.

Friday, October 15, 2010

"Heirplanes" by Japanese Cartoon from 13thWitness™

Lupe Fiasco and his new musical endeavor, Japanese Cartoon deliver their new visual interpretation for “Heirplanes.” The single first made it’s appearance on their first album In the Jaws of The Lords of Death

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

size? x Nike Lunar Air 180 ACG “10th Anniversary”





size? and Nike have collaborated once again for the UK retailer’s 10th year anniversary. Both sides chose the ever-so-popular Nike Lunar Air 180 model as the silhouette selection for their ninth joint effort of the year. The collaborators applied “ACG” attributes to this shoe, as they incorporated a multi-colored, original (1991) Air Terra ACG color scheme to the entire upper. A primarily purple upper is offset by Black Torch technology-laced sections, namely on the toe, sides, collar and tongue. Other intriguing features include orange laces, pink Nike branding, a gold 180 Air unit and a white/black speckled Lunar sole.

NBA 2K11 Real Jordans for your Xbox Live Avatar!

Nike LeBron 8


The Flywire and tumbled leather upper is almost completely Retro, while Pink Flash accents can be seen throughout, furthering the “Miami Vice” feel. A clear outsole completes this unique colorway, which lands at select retailers on the 16th of October.

60 Minutes: Eminem

ALEX NASH SNEAKER ARCHIVE EXHIBITION - JOHANNESBURG - 15 OCTOBER


Recognised internationally for his signature theme: the moc-stitch - a painstaking craft that he learnt from scratch and perfected via trial and error, Alex Nash customs are hybrids that bring together sports and casual design. Raised amid the sneaker one-upmanship of the late '80s and early '90s, London based sneaker customiser Alex Nash grew up fixated with athletic footwear. His admiration for the panels, makeup’s and innovations that marked a golden age of sneaker design left him with a shoe addiction that still hasn't budged.

After showcasing his work to over 2000 people at the Cape Town Station on the 24th of September at STR.CRD kicking with Sportscene, Alex Nash aka NashMoney is bringing the critically acclaimed works he showed in Cape Town to Johannesburg for one night only at the GrayScale Gallery in Braamfontein.

Date: Friday 15 October
Time: 18:00 - 21:30
Venue: GrayScale Gallery. 33 De Korte Street. Braamfontein

Hawleywood's Barber Shop & Shave Parlor is a rockabilly i

Hawleywood's Barbershop