They dropped in nike shoes for men Asia a short while back and are now available to a wider audience thanks to the Quickstrike stock Stefan Janoski s hometown of Vacaville, California doesn t have a Nike SB retailer of its own, so when it came time for a store to collaborate on his signature model, Stef didn t just drive on I-80 to Fairfield or Sacramento. The Hong Kong-born 8FIVE2 x Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski is coming up with a stark green-on-black contrast that adds a golden Swoosh to complete one of the darkest Janoski sigs we ve seen to date. We ve seen the two-tone construction done in a variety of materials, and while the black part looks to be sueded, the green could prove to be something else entirely.

In recent years we ve seen Nike tout the process of 3D printing as an important piece in the future of their footwear efforts (Particularly in the cleat realm). This time around we re seeing 3D printing used for an entirely different purpose  to recreate classic models from the Swoosh nike shoes for women archive. Shown here are pairs of the Nike Air Force 1 High and the original Nike Mercurial soccer boot that were printed based on digital scans of original pairs. No word on whether this will play a part in future retro production, but it would certainly be a solution to the problem of getting exact shapes of silhouettes right.

Take a nike air max 90 look at the creations below and stay tuned to see what 3D printed pairs Nike whips up next.Did you think by now Nike SB would scale down production of the Zoom Stefan Janoski , or maybe introduce a second model? Think again! The instant classic skate shoe is showing no signs of slowing down, as we can see by this preview of thirteen new editions for this fall and winter. A mix of the original construction and the off-board Janoski Max, check out the many upcoming offerings for the shoe, which include a collab with Civilist, camo prints, all-black suede and canvas options, and a mid-top Janoski Max.

Designed by Tinker Hatfield and released in 1991, the Nike Air BW nike outlet ( Air Max was never in the shoe s original official name, despite saying it on the back of the heels) quickly became a popular option for both distance runners and those just looking for a clean and stylish pair of sneakers favored most notably by R&B and rap stars in America and the UK.From the OG  Persian Violet to the sought-after Stash collab, the Air Max Classic BW, as it s now called, has been a staple in Nike s retro catalog throughout the years, and now it s back again for another run in 2016. The original construction in Persian Violet returns alongside an  Ultra reworking of the famous silhouette, featuring a modified, lighter construction in modern colorways.

Get an inside scoop from this short interview below, and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more insights and exclusive interviews from the industry s best footwear designers.The Nike Air Foamposite Pro has seen a recent resurgence and things will only get more intense for 2016 as Nike Sportswear plans on bringing back a number of classic colorways to the forefront. The most recent aesthetic mirrors the exact opposite of the past release, as a certain lifestyle luxury brand that doesn t want to be named serves as the unofficial inspiration. You know the one  full of green and red belts, wallets, sunglasses, and of course the women s bags.

This Nike Foamposite Pro looks ready for winter as a pristine white upper allows for the accents of green and red to stand out much more than the nike air max 95 matte black pair did a few weeks back. A casually inclined gum outsole helps rounds things out for a perfect fall look. Available this Friday, October 9th, 2015 for $230. Check out more official photos below and we ll keep you updated on the latest sneaker release dates right here on Sneaker News.Nike isn t letting the Air Max 1 go away anytime soon, even if it means reinventing it in more ways than one. The new Ultra Moire edition of this famed sneaker has seen a prolific amount of colorways lately, but that hasn t necessarily been a bad thing.