Nike Air Max Pillar

The sneaker that Charles Woodson put on the map is part of today’s edition of the Daily Drop. The Nike Air Max Pillar is a training sneaker built for any kind of environment, but now has been modified to Nike Sportswear specifications. The classic training shoe features a leather upper with an exposed Air bubble in the sole of the sneaker. Once priced at $180, you can now cop a pair for $125.50 on shopnicekicks.com.

Kid Ink - Hold It in the Air [DJ]

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Air Jordan 5 “Grape” Release Date

Following an original release in 1990 and a retro run in 2006, the Air Jordan 5 “Grape” is set to return for a third time in 2013. This pair packs purple accents on the tongue and midsole, highlighted by offsetting emerald hits on the same features. Look for these to launch at select Jordan Brand accounts on May 4th, 2013.
Air Jordan Retro 5 “Grape”
White/New Emerald-Grape-Ice Blue
136027-108
May 04, 2013
$160
*note* above image is from the 2006 release
Source: Sole Collector

Nike Air Force 180 Mid “Union Clerk” Custom

The Nike Air Force 180 Mid “Union Clerk” Custom by ram-sees channels the classic collab from 2006, adding safari print and contrasting colors to the recent “Emerald” release. Shades of grey style the upper, set off by deep pink branding and spray graphic surrounding the Air.









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