DC8908-105 Oskar Rozenberg x Nike SB Dunk High “Great White Shark” Will Release March 12th

2020 Cheap Jordans, As he's often mentioned, Oskar "Oski" Rozenberg is a skater like no other, with skills well beyond his already established reputation. And, with Nike SB leading the way, the Swedish-born superstar has also made waves in the footwear world, and he'll outdo himself with the Dunk High "Great White Shark." Similar to the previous colorway, this pair replaces the Swoosh with an actual shark whose pearly white is lightly smeared in the blood film. The tongue, midsole stitching, and the collaboration's graphic sockliner all feature a matching red colorway. The tumbled leather on the upper, along with the rest of the tooling, thick laces, and mesh tongue, is kept in dazzling white, and it's a much better design than 2019's black finish.
New Jordan 2020, While Nike has yet to make an official statement, the Air Force 11982 celebrated its 40th anniversary. The Bruce Kilgore-designed basketball shoe went on to become the ideal casual lifestyle sneaker, and the anniversary celebration was hugely important due to the AF1's influence and longevity in the sneaker game; at the AF XXV event in 2007 , a completely modernized version of the Air Force basketball shoe was launched, while 2012's XXX introduced several lifestyle iterations of the model, such as the Air Force 1 Foamposite and VT styles. Since then, the Air Force 1 has grown significantly as the company has grown, with variants such as the Shadow and Pixel developed specifically for women. 2022 heralds a new chapter in the history of the Nike Air Force 1, and it all starts with this anniversary edition, which is eager to return to its original shape. A giant hang tag with an illustrated print ad is attached, and the tongue is embroidered with an anniversary edition cursive script. The connected toothbrush is probably the most fascinating element, bringing people back to the days when people carried devices ready to quickly clean their shoes.
Retro Jordan 2021, The Nike Dunk High is having a big moment. Thanks to a high-profile co-signature, fun Nike SB collaboration, and resemblance to the venerable Air Jordan 1, the sneaker has moved beyond sports to become a fashion and cultural icon. Peter Moore's 37-year-old design recently appeared in two shades of "white" and "court purple" for women, taking a break from the hundreds of multi-colored suits worn only in the first three months. Almost similar to the "Varsity Purple" Nike Dunk shown in late 2020, the newly-emerged shoe features a "colorless" smooth leather base that sets the stage for a handful of panels covering the royal namesake hue. Purple, on the other hand, enlivens the logo on the tongue label, which was not the case with the womenswear shown two years ago. Additionally, the new shoe features a proven outsole with a solid finish instead of the translucent designs of the past. When each of the above components are put together, the provided product will have many people eager to release a neutral version at some point.