Nike Air Max 90 - Fools Gold

DJ A-Track, one of the hardest working DJs in the game is getting on the blogging train and revamping his own, personal blog.  To celebrate the launch of his new website, DJ A-track will be giving away five pairs of this extra dope and super limited Air Max 90 dubbed “Fools Gold”.  As many of you may already know, DJ A-Track is a notorious sneaker head, so as you can see, these are definitely  hot. The shoe features a black and grey sole with yellow inside the air bubble, while the upper is doused in a fine blend of brown nubuck/suede, pink distressed leather and yellow/gold premium leather.

The Nike WMNS Air Classic BW comes this time in smooth leather in a Black/Metallic Silver-Pink colorway. Features great details, silver/pink swoosh and heel panel with contrasting pattern print. Now available at Purchaze!

So far Nike has released a series of Air Force Ones inspired by legendary Zoom Air running shoes including the Talaria, Spiridon, and off-road runners Safari and Mowabb. Later this month an ACG Wildwood make up of the AF1 will wrap up the ACG AF1 series, but next month the Neon Air Max 95 inspires the first of the “Air Max Series” of Air Force Ones. Across the Atlantic, the “Neon 95? Air Force 1 released in Paris at We Sold Out where the shoes almost have done just that. Priced at 190€ ($292US) the shoes are almost double the price they will be at US doors when they release June 7th for $175. Though the price is a little high, the rich leather upper and Air Max heel will help to soften the blow. Nike didn’t overlook any details on this sneaker with touches such as 3M reflective material on the back and tongue, neon laces to hook to the Air Max heel, and even a logo flip on the tongue from “AIR MAX” to “AIR FORCE”

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In April, we showcased the Nike Air Max Light inspired by the famous Negro League Baseball team, Newark Eagles. Keeping the theme alive, two other models have been spotted. Both the Air Stab and Air Max BW receive a gradient treatment and familiar colors throughout, although both of these new sneakers are a bit more colorful than the previously shown model.

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Nike Air Max 95 Neon Sneakers come around the mountain every other year in seems. Sneakerheads love to buy them and the big boys in corporate know this.

To show that they are getting the money the shoes do have the same exact model number as the last pair of Air Max 95 Neons that released before the History of Air pack, so we will have to wait and see when our order arrives to confirm.

These are available now at the Nike Store, but only a few sizes are left. No word yet if these will release at retail doors.