With the coveted Nike Air Max 1 White/Varsity Royal releasing last month and the Nike Air Max 90 Infrared set to release later this month, there is no doubt that Nike has been, and will be, bringing the ‘heat’ when it comes to the Air Max line.

This pair, found via eBay, is an unreleased sample of the Air Max 1 featuring colors, patterns, and materials we rarely see. The pair features white mesh on the toe box and black leather around the entire shoe. In addition to the uneven black and white striped print used on the side panels, a purple inner liner, purple outsole, and silver Swoosh are also used to grab attention. A grey midsole, along with black laces, finish off the shoe. It is unknown why Nike didn’t released this pair of Nike Air Max 1s, but for the price they sold for on eBay, maybe Nike should reconsider.

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Nike Air Diamond Fury – Ken Griffey Jr. Ken Griffey Jr. was given his first signature shoe, the Nike Air Griffey Max 1, for the 1996 season, but the year prior came one of the greatest moments in his career.

During the 1995 season, Ken Griffey Jr., Derek Jeter, and several other premier Nike athletes wore the Nike Air Diamond Fury in the big leagues, but Griffey was given a special colorway complete with his number stitched to the side and an unmistakeable “JR” logo hit on the tongue. With the recent success of the Air Griffey Max 1 and Swingman Remix, can’t say that I would complain if these made their way out of retirement.  What are your thoughts?

Two Dynasty Highs have been spotted overseas in this very bright “Multi Dot” Pack, which uses about every color in Nike’s  available palette.

Both shoes show multicolor dotted patterns on their respective quarter panels. The first pair uses black patent leather on the toe and midfoot, while white leather fills out the toe box and ankle. The second shoe flips those two colors, and its dotted section uses heavy amounts of blue and green dots.

This month, Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 creations have made an appearance nearly every week. This week is no exception as we bring to you a very simple, yet eye catching colorway of the Bespoke AF1 designed by Gerald Morales.

These particular Air Force 1 has been constructed using a two-toned denim upper. As the pictures below illustrate, a lighter denim is used on the side panels, while a more distinguished darker denim is used throughout the toe box and heel. Black is used as a secondary color on the midsole, tongue, swoosh, and inner lining. Finally, a use of gold on the lace eyelets, stitching, and branding add accents to this inherently dark shoe. Lastly, the shoe pays tribute to the 21 Mercer Nike Store with a 21M embroidered on the heel tab.

The Nike Zoom Hyperfuse has been seen on the court a number of time this NBA offseason, though it’s yet to hit stores. With Summer hoops season fast approaching, Nike is set to roll out a plethora of colorways of this lightweight sneaker, as seen the five color-ups here.

Two make use the paint splatter ankle that we’ve seen on previous models, including the pair designed for the World Basketball Championships this Summer. Bright green and red are available with this design. Also seen is a deep purple shoe that will look to capture the love consistently shown for “Eggplant” Nikes. Finally, white and obsidian, and black and red are paired on the final two. More colorways are sure to appear soon, meaning this sneaker could stretch well in to the next time we see more of our favorite NBA super stars.

The Nike Air Max 24-7 has now been seen in two classic Air Max 95 colors, which is not a bad way to get the ball rolling for a newer silhouette. The “Neon” look may be one of the more talked-about shoes of the past month, sending many heads into a scramble to lock down a pair. If you didn’t land a pair, Nike Store just added a full size run to their inventory.

The gradient effect we’ve come to know and love on the Air Max 95 is seen on this hybrid silhouette, fading from black to white, from bottom to top. Neutral, Medium and Cool Grey all help out on the upper. Of course, neon hits are seen throughout. Grab a pair now, because this could prove to be the runner of the Summer.

The LeBron VII Low is clearly the third wheel in the superstar’s signature line. Still, the more casual-friendly sneaker is a nice addition to the lineup. Two new colorways have been spotted and should be hitting retailers in the near. Fittingly, neither bears the colors of an NBA franchise with a ton of salary cap room.

The first relies on a white leather upper, while grey appears on the Swoosh, mesh tongue and laces. Bits of orange are speckled onto the black midsole and the same hue is used on accent stitching throughout. The second is all black, with mock croc on the mudguard. A bit of grey leather is used on the tongue and collar.

Revisiting the classic OG, or ‘History of Air’ colorway, which was recently adopted on an Air Mariah, Nike offers another hybrid. This time mixing the Air Max 180 with a Lunar sole and using Nike’s Torch material for the upper. Another innovation is the no-seams construction on the body of the shoe, providing a clean effect. Stay tuned for release info.

The “True Colors” Pack, a collaborative effort between Mister Cartoon and Nike Sportswear, has been garnering an abundance of attention as of late. The pack includes a Lunar Rejuven8 Mid and a Footscape Freemotion both dressed in a simple, black/white color scheme. On a lesser scale, we have now spotted yet another Air Footscape Freemotion colorway that is now available at Atmos.

For those of you who rather sport a simple, subtle yet stylish colorway of this unique sneaker such as the aforementioned “True Colors” pair, this particular colorway may not be appealing to your eye. The predominately white colored base sits atop an all-blue sole. To coincide with the latter area, Nike applied the ever-so-popular flywire design in the same color giving this shoe some very nice color blocking. As stated earlier, this Air Footscape Freemotion is now available at Atmos. View additional photos below.

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Yesterday we showed you the Cyber/White colorway of the Nike Air Presto. Here is now a look at the other two colorways that the sneaker comes in this Summer 2010 season. The low top also released in white/black and in mint/white. All three are now available from Atmos.