Here is the latest Nike Court Force High, which is part of the Nike Conflict Diamond pack. The kicks come in a white/white-metallic platinum-new blue color combo. The kicks are available exclusively in Asia.
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Here are pairs of Nike Court Force Low and High with color combos based upon OG Air Max colorways. The Court Force Low gains its inspiration from the Nike Air Max 1 while the Court Force High by the Nike Air Max 90. Both kicks will be available in April of 2008.
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Los Angeles based sneaker shop Undefeated just got in the Nike Olympic pack like all shops with Tier-0 accounts. The pack consists of five sneakers all inspired by the upcoming Beijing Olympic Games.
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In Japan Setsubun marks the ending of one season and the beginning of new one. This latest pack of Nike Court Force High and Lows are based upon this tradition. The kicks feature dyed faux zebra fur and crocodile leather. Check with local sneaker shops that carry limited releases.
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The Nike “Rainbow” pack includes a pair of Nike Women’s Blazer low and a pair of men’s Nike Court Force Highs. Expect these to release soon.
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The Nike Copper pack will soon release which will include this pair of Nike Court Force High and a pair of Nike Air Max 95 x 360 hybrid. The Court Forces features a basketball leather material.
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Purchaze just got in a bunch of different Nikes for Women. On the list of arrivals includes the Nike Court Force Hi Premium, which has been dubbed “Bambi” for its deer print. Also received is some more low-key fare such as the Nike Dunk Low in a white/white-engine 1-medium grey colorway, a pair of Nike Dunk Low in a medium grey/medium grey-laser pink/beige colorway along with a pair of Nike Capri Mid Canvas in a metallic silver/white-bright fuchsia-black colorway. All the kicks are now available at German sneaker shop Purchaze.
Here is the latest Women’s pack from Nike. The pack consists of a Court Force High and Blazer low in brown in pink colors with deer fur print leading many to believe that the kicks draw their inspiration from that classic Disney film Bambi.
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