Check out the Nike Hyperdunk St. John’s PE, the shoe the Red Storm will be sporting when they next take the court. (In like 30 minutes, as it happens.) The shoe features sport red on the toe, heel and eyelets, a black midsole and a gradient-red Flywire window. More photos after the jump, and be [...]

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In a show of support for the ideals of Project(RED) and the new (Nike)red fundraising partnership, England’s Barclays Premier League, Spain’s La Liga BBVA and Italy’s Serie A TIM will all use the new Nike(RED) Soccer Ball during all home games on the weekend of March 13th and 14th. The ball is actually a specially [...]

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So at some point in the very near future I’m going to start doing a newsletter. This is a good thing because all media is good, and media that is delivered to you for free is better. Everyone knows this. It’s why RSS feeds get us all warm and tingly. Also, I’ll be conveniently summing [...]

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Design a Nike Zoom Kobe V and Kobe Bryant might just wear it in a game against the Portland Trail Blazers. But you know, odds are he’s not wearing yours. Just by luck of the draw I mean, ignoring the fact that it’s entirely possible the one you create will suck. So make a good [...]

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As you’ve probably noticed in the last couple of days, soccer has been on Nike’s mind lately. And why not, as they outfit several prominent teams in this summer’s World Cup and have just created the new Nike Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II. I’ve written about that shoe a fair amount, but if you’re not a [...]

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Nike is at it again, redoing several team’s uniforms in advance of the 2010 World Cup, and doing it in the environmentally responsible, “Nike Considered” way. In order to create these team kits, fabric suppliers used discarded plastic bottles—nearly 13 MILLION—from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites and melted them down to create new jersey fabric.

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As I mentioned earlier, Nike Soccer (or Football) debuted their newest soccer boot today, the Nike Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II at an event in London. The shoe incorporates Nike’s new adaptive traction system intended to improve the wearer’s explosiveness and acceleration. This “NIKE SENSE adaptive traction technology” features a stud on the outsole that extends [...]

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