The LIVESTRONG name has appeared on a number of runners over the past year, and with good reason. Not only does the Lance Armstrong-headed brand name mean each shoe is sold for a great cause, it often results in flat out good looking shoes. The new Nike LunarMX+ see here partners a Starlight blue mesh upper with a Cool Grey Max Air and Lunarlon sole.

Of course, no LOVESTRONG shoe would be complete without a healthy amount of Varsity Maize, so the trademark hue was implemented on the midsole, Swoosh and tongue label. Grab a pair now at Finish Line for $120.

Utah Jazz point guard Deron Williams will also get in on the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse player edition fun. D-Will’s PE features a predominately black upper complimented by dark green accents.

Bright blue branding and a special logo composed of Deron’s initials and two basketball’s making his number eight pull together this well executed PE. How does DW’s makeup compare to the others? Let us know in the comment section.

While many sneaker fans are focused on the signature sneakers of Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Nike has also released a few general basketball sneakers in new colorways for the start of the basketball season. In detail, a new colorway of the Nike Air Max Wavy has surfaced at Eastbay for $80.

It contains a Midnight Blue foamposite shell-like base combined with minimal Photo Blue hints such as the swoosh, outsole and the visible Air sole unit in the heel. You can expect to see this sneaker on the feet of a few NBA players this season.

Lunar based running shoes continue to move forward with the Nike LunarEclipse+. Dressed in an anthracite and black upper, the shoe possesses minimal Flywire and sits on a Lunarlite midsole. A plush-lined mesh upper provides a light and comfy fit while a floating heel clip adds stability and lockdown. Run with the new and get these at Nike.The price is 130$

Sure, his sporting career was cut short by injuries. But in the lore of athletic accomplishments, Bo Jackson will always be that driven Alpha-male and the first who straddled between 2 professional sports – baseball and football. Achievements on the field aside, the duality Jackson created also ushered in the brand new market segment of cross-training, and no label was, still is, as synonymous with cross-training than Nike.

In bring back the segment, the shoe, and the man himself, Nike introduced the updated version of the original Air Trainer SC, the Trainer SC 2010, in a premium capsule collection form, also known as the Bo Knows Pack. In 3 richly colored editions of Team Red, Baroque Brown, and Wheat each embossed with the familiar motto of “Bo Knows” circa 1989. The collection, in its entirety is now available at NikeStore.com.

Today we bring you a custom shoe by artist JBF, using a pair of Nike Dunk Lows. Constructed entirely of synthetic carbon fiber, these dunks are one of kind. Lime green contrast stitching pulls the design together. To order a pair contact JBF at check out JBFcustoms.com. Act fast though, these will only be made in extremely limited quantities.

Earlier this month, we previewed a great pair of Nike Dunk Highs that featured a really popular black and varsity red color scheme. Today, a similar pair makes its way into the spotlight. This pair a possesses a completely black toe and heel panel. In addition, a patent leather material is used on the toe cap.

White side panels and midsole are paired with a classic red swoosh and outsole to give this pair a truly classic feel. This pair has already hit overseas online retailers so expect these to release in the near future.

The Nike Hyperdunk 2010 provides the wearer with some of the most advanced footwear technology such as Flywire, Phylon injected midsoles, zoom technology, and a TPU heel counter lock down system.

On this particular shoe, these performance enhancing aspects combine with a black upper that is highlighted with varsity purple and varsity red highlights.  You can now purchase a pair now at Eastbay for $125.

We may be late in the year, but 2010′s marquee Air Max runner is still going strong. With recent drops like the Team Red/Cool Grey colorway winning over readers, it’s clear that this shoe will be winning readers over until the Air Max 2011 takes over. This new colorway, which matches a Dark Grey upper with a lone color accent, will be available the first week of next month at Eastbay.

This Air Max  2010′s black accents, when combined with the aforementioned upper, make for a dark sneaker that’s perfectly accentuated by one of 2010′s biggest colors: Photo Blue.The price is 160$.

The Nike Air Max 90′s classic silhouette and countless panels allow it to be customized in a number of ways. With the release of the Nike Air Max 90 Laser Blue firmly in the rearview mirror, Nike has decided to release several other great looking colorways of this iconic sneaker.

Featured on this pair is a white mesh base. This is complimented nicely through blue and green hits which can be seen on the the midsole, mudgaurd, lace eyelets, outsole, and inner liner. This pair has already hit select overseas retailers and is sure to make its way a stateside release in the near future.