the nike galaxy series and the nike elite series

nike has recently made to amazing sagas of shoes. first of they have the galaxy series, they use the KDIV, Lebron, Foamposite, Kobe VII. and the 2012 Hyperdunks. all of the shoes have glow in the dark bottoms, in the shoe they have a galaxy pattern. In all the shoes besides the Foamposite they have mission patches. The other series is the Elite series. Nike used The 2012 Hyperdunks, the Lebron 9, and the Kobe VII.  all the shoes have nike golden nike swooshes. nike made two different cloorways one is all black and one is white.

the Elite series

Foamposite Galaxy series

KDIV, Kobe VII, and Lebron 9 Galaxy series 

Nike Lebron 9 Elite series in white

Born to Run

By JACOB BROWN

 | FEBRUARY 29, 2012, 11:59 AM
A pair of serious running shoes first entered my wardrobe last January, by accident. I’d left my gym bag at home and couldn’t be bothered to retrieve it preworkout. So midafternoon I found myself leaving a Champs Sports store in Times Square, wearing a new pair of Nike Free Run+ sneakers in black, with a red Swoosh and a white tread. The svelte silhouette had caught my eye. Light and easy to pack, the Frees got shoved in my suitcase a few weeks later when I headed to Europe for the men’s fashion shows. During an outfit panic in Milan, I made a gamble, pairing the shoes with a spring 2010 Prada suit; they looked good outside the gym. Soon I bought a pair of the updated Nike Free Run+ 2 and Lunar Glides (both in all black with a white tread). More recently I added Lunar Glides+ 3 (yellow tread with black upper, touch of aqua) and replaced my worn-out Frees. And my running followed, going from the treadmill to the road, from 3 miles to 10.

I’m not special: running and running shoes are cool right now. But a random fashion trend this is not. These latest shoes are a result of 40 years of sneaker culture, an eon of human evolution and the eureka moment of a track-and-field star turned Nike designer named Tobie Hatfield.

To read full article click on this link
http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/29/born-to-run/

Cam Newton UA Highlight cleats

These cleats remind of boxing shoes. I personally like them because there high top, because of the cool color-ways, and of it's great technology. The shoe is done by a great brand called Under Armour.

Elite socks

Nike Elite socks are great for many sports like basketball and football. In my school they are very popular, and I have five different pairs of them. I think that they help your performance and your feet don't hurt afterwards.

new nike golf shoe

This new golf shoe that Nike has created is unlike any before. It is an Nike Dunk shoe with golf spikes on the bottom.

top ten basketball shoes of the past three years

10. Kobe V

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I like it because of it's cool design and many color ways.






9. Labron 7 P.S

I like these shoes because of the cool bottoms.






8. Kobe Olympic Hyperdunks

I like these shoes because of the fade on the shoes.



7. Nike Air Yeezy

I like these shoes because of the glow on the bottom.




6. Nike hyperfuse 2010

I like these shoes because if the cool design.



5. Nike Labron 8 V2

I like these shoes because of the nice design.

4. Zoom KD 4 Weatherman

I like these shoes because of the clever design that will probably get people to want it.




3. labron 9

I like these shoes because of the cool design and new technology.



2. Hyperdunks 2010

I like these shoes because of it's flexible flywire technology.



1. Nike Kobe VII Christmas

I like these shoes because of the interchangeable height and new design.

Talon that Talon this

In Nike cleats there are so many TALONs as a title. First the Alpha TALONs

                                                           

but now there the low cut type the Vapor TALON Elite and the training shoe