“PARANORMAN” FOAMPOSITE

The “ParaNorman” Foamposite hit the sneaker world by storm, causing sneakerheads the world over to show why #weirdwins. Now that the contest is over, individual pairs are starting to show up for the winners and a pair happened to grace our doors today. Seen here in detail, the “ParaNorman” Foams feature a black upper highlighted with green smoke, a color that is mirrored on the Nike Swoosh, tongue and heel branding, as well as the out-sole. Take a look at some close-up images of the shoe.

The Nike Air Foamposite Pro (first look)

The Nike Air Foamposite Pro originally released in 1997, and although this is not the original colorway of this shoe (you have to go further into the post for that), it is still considered one of, if not the best Foamposite  Pro colorway to date. The multiple volt accents that overlay the black base give this shoe a fresh, contrasting color scheme.

NIKE KOBE VIII BLACK/RED

When a new Nike Zoom Kobe model arrives it’s guaranteed to come with a least a few yellow pairs here and there, with the rest of the range pretty much up in the air. Nailing things down a little bit is this latest pair of the Nike Zoom Kobe VIII, sporting a black and red pairing in that same sort of tessellated geometric look, a pattern vaguely reminiscent of the recent Air Jordan 2012 lite remixes.

NIKE LEBRON “PRESSURE”

On the heels of the "Blue Diamond" and "Cutting Jade" colorways, the Nike LeBron “Pressure” now has a drop date. Mark your calenders for November 2 to cop a pair of the King’s “Away” shoe. The shoe features the Miami Heat colors with a black mainstay being accented by red coloring.