In the history of the “Dunkman” LeBron sneaker, the Air Max LeBron VII’s black majority is a first. Traditionally white and silver with hits of electric green, the special treatment has been applied to a number of LBJ’s kicks. The recently uncovered AMLVII Low is the next in line to get the color-up, and has retained the white and silver majority.

White leather wraps around the base of the upper, matching the midsole. Silver Flywire fills out the quarter panel, which matches the mesh tongue and durasheen liner. The colorway is really set off by the electric green outsole, Swoosh surround and other accents that appear throughout. The shoes pictured here are only samples and it is currently unknown if these will ever hit retail. Would you grab a pair if they did?

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The Nike Air Max Hyperize POP dons a White/Black-University Blue colorway. Sprouting from the midsole and then fading to white is a geometric jumble of triangles and hexagons.

The Air Max Hyperize is just as it’s titled. The shoe employs the upper of the Hyperize and bolsters the cushioning by adding an Air Max 360o sole.

These kicks are now available at Kinetics. Make sure to hop by the lead to see a couple larger photos.

The Nike Air Max 1 dropped in its  OG colors just last year, nearly bringing a tear to the eyes of many Nike runner fans. For fans of the younger, but more technologically advanced Air Max 97, the news of the Silver/Grey-Red retro release may do the same.

As you know, the entire upper is designed with grey and metallic silver piping, with hits of 3M reflective material and white throughout. The midsole, which harnesses the full-length Max Air unit, is white as well. Touches of red can be seen on the mid-panel Swoosh and tongue logo.

Earlier this month we showed you a Nike Air Max Light that featured a very simple, subtle yet stylish color scheme in which many of you liked. For those of you that prefer a little flair and flash on your sneakers, Nike has just made multi-colored Air Max Light available at JD Sports.

The soft, lightweight upper of this Air Max Light is mostly done up in black leather and mesh, However, its most noticeable attributes are seen in the form of the neptune blue strip just above the midsole and the neon yellow hints seen on the bottom laceholder section and on the side panels. Other features include a white swoosh, a black inner lining and a black sole.

Some new sought-after sneakers have hit Nikestore.com, as the 1/2 Cent “Green Spark” and the Air Max LeBron VII “Phantom” have hit the online shelves. As far as we know, this is the final color-up for the 1/2 Cent, at least in the foreseeable future, and anything but the last colorway for LBJ’s seventh signature.

The LeBrons feature an all black colorway with minimal gold accents. One slight detail you may notice is the presence of gold sparkle in the Swoosh border along the Flywire’s upper. That detail is complimented by the gold eyelets at the top of the midfoot. For the 1/2 Cents, a translucent green outsole is matched up with accents on the eyelets and the lightning design on the Swoosh. Two-color laces match the 3m stripe along the side, finishing the color-up off.

Many of you were skeptical about the Air Max 95 Obsidian’s colorway that Nike made available a couple of months ago. However, we have spotted another very exclusive Air Max 95 that features a colorway that is usually well-received by many; it is now available at JD Sports.

It features a 100% black-colored upper comprised of a couple materials including leather (predominance of the upper)  and mesh (midfoot area). One of the more interesting features seen on this shoe is the enlarged 95 towards the heel panel. We usually do not see this attribute on many Air Max 95s. Nonetheless, it is accompanied by the traditional Air Max 95 logo on the tongue.

Fresh off of the heels of the latest Patta x Nike Air Max 1 collaboration, Nike has involved itself in yet another joint effort on the infamous Air Max 1.This time, Nike called upon the efforts of artist Jay Chou and the Taiwan-based PHANTACi on this highly-detailed sneaker. Its inspiration comes from both the PHANTACi store and most of all a grand piano.

The piano keys are represented by the predominance of the white base, whilwe the black patent leather sections stand for the piano itself. In addition, the minimal pink accents go hand in hand with the PHANTACi store color. This Air Max 1 will be limited to 400 pairs and will be available in the near future.

Having already seen various previews, we now get a closer look into Patta’s second design alongside Nike this year utilizing the classic Air Max 1. This time around the Amsterdam-based shop creates a clean colorway of white/grey and green, featuring the use of denim uppers paired with mesh, canvas and suede. Tagged as a quickstrike, the kicks are now available through select top tier Nike accounts worldwide.

Two new Nike Air Max’s are coming exclusively to JD Sports as part of the Holiday 2009 offering. The Air Max ST comes in a white/grey/obsidian/blue colorway with a mixed textile/synthetic upper. The Air Max Classic BW comes in black/white/neon orange with a leather/mesh upper and the orange nicely popping.

This year, we have not seen the Air Max Classic BW in many colorways as opposed to previous years. However, we have just spotted a new Classic BW colorway at JD Sports.

It contains a predominately white matte silver upper with minimal black accents on the heel, toe area and outsole. It also features dashes of challenge red on the tongue (Nike tag logo) and in the form of the swoosh. To finish it off, this sneaker is complimented with a white midsole and a clear visible air sole unit.