[NEW RELEASE] ADIDAS TECH SUPER (RACING WHITE)
The madly anticipated adidas Tech Super has been hitting shelves and snapping necks on the street this year, and this racing white edition is a surefire hazard for your opponents on the track. Hits of orange pop off from all points, with a white and grey upper bringing the class, while the teal Three Stripes, tongue tag and lining rams home the fact this a Trefoil sneaker to hold dear. Head to Inflammable and keep clicking refresh until these are released in August.
Nike Air Jordan 1 Phat Low Mens Size 13 White Leather Athletic Sneakers Shoes
Nike Air Jordan 1 Phat Low Mens Size 13 White Leather Athletic Sneakers Shoes
Air Jordan 1 Phat Low Retro Basketball Shoes
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Release Info: White/ Metallic Gold/ Black Nike LeBron X Elite+
As we keep the LeBron X train rolling, we have some new info about the white/metallic gold/black Nike LeBron X Elite+. The good folks at Nike have issued the aforementioned kicks a release date. For all you sneakerheads who are ready to cop this new crop of signature Elite kicks, you’ll have your chance at these bad boys come April 20th. From the looks of the pics, are these kicks worth the 0 price tag? Check the pics and let us know how you feel.
Nike LeBron X P.S. Elite+
White/Metallic Gold-Black
579834-100
04/20/13
0
Under Armour Charge BB Low “Clean White” & “Blacked Out”
Set for a limited release from Under Armour are brand new “Clean White” and “Blacked Out” colorways of the low-top edition of the brand’s Charge BB. Rocking predominately tonal looks with icy translucent rubber outsoles, the kicks retain the unique heel articulation of their high-top brethren – thus allowing for superior mobility while providing substantial support. Cushioning comes in the form of UA’s proprietary Micro G Foam in the midsole while rubber traction pods on the outsole provide lateral and linear control. Retailing for 0 USD each, the “Clean White” and “Blacked Out” versions of the Under Armour Charge BB Low are set to be available later today via the brand’s official web store.
Supra S1W – White Gunny TUF
Stevie Williams, better known in the skate business as SDot, has been running the scene for over 20 years now, first as a rider for DGK, then Reebok, before then joining up with Supra Footwear for his own pair of signature kicks. The result from a collaboration of this level is one of the most skate-tailored shoes on the market, the S1W, which arrives with an all-over white leather upper as well as a SupraFoam footbed, padded ankles, and gilled quarter panels to help keep you from smashing your feet. (But it doesn’t hurt that these components also just so happen to look pretty hot.) The mid-top is furnished with white and black rope laces, a speckled white midsole, a black mesh lining, and royal accents to go with the traction underfoot. The Supra S1W White Gunny TUF is available at skate retailers worldwide and Supra’s own online shop.
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Jordan White #24/99 New York Jets (Football Card) 2012 Bowman Silver #124
Jordan White #24/99 New York Jets (Football Card) 2012 Bowman Silver #124
2012 Bowman Silver #124 – Jordan White
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Artist Pae White on her incredible Yarn Graphics at South London Gallery
American artist Pae White brings some beautiful yarn messages to the South London Gallery via Too Much Night Again. Using strands stretched across the gallery space, messages can only be read at certain angles, forcing the viewer to explore the entire gallery in order to decipher her words. “Inspired by a period of insomnia and consequent reflection on the transience of our existence, the letters and words emerge and dissolve depending on both our physical relationship to them and the relative weight of the overall aesthetic experience. ” Take a look at the installation of the piece and hear from Rae herself in the video below. More in the gallery.
South London Gallery – Too Much Night Again Until May 12
Artist Pae White on her incredible Yarn Graphics at South London Gallery is a post by Lena Dystant on Selectism.
