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Feast your eyes upon these photos of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII Red Carpet. The Red Carpet name is apt for this make-up as it is, so far, the most flamboyant colorway of the LeBron VII. On the same note, this version is a better fit for the streets than the court because the typical flywire has been replaced with a heavier but neck-breaking nylon weave. The teal accenting on the shoe can’t go unnoticed. Props to Nike for going as far as lending a teal tint to the full-length air unit. There is also subtle red-orange accenting on the shoe that is highlighted if the black laces are substituted for the alternate red-orange laces.

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To celebrate tomorrow’s holiday, today’s Air Force Friday features the Halloween Edition from 2006. This pair took the split-in-half feature from the “Scarface” Air Force Ones that released earlier that year. These also used the beloved patent leather material used by countless other shoes in 2006 and a Halloween mask also appeared on the tongue and near the heel.

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Tomorrow isn’t just for candy and costumes. It’s time for Dunks and Air Maxes, as two of Nike’s “Dia De Los Muertos” will release. Proper will have both available first thing in the morning, in addition to other select Nike retailers.

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After a few months of reviewing and critiquing, the Project Bluefoot x Air Jordan Design Competition has finally come to an end! Judges Jason Mayden (Jordan Brand Senior Designer) and D’Wayne Edwards (Jordan Brand Design Director) lent their opinion and remarks for this design competition and both stated that they were extremely impressed.

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Just a few days ago we saw Patta’s chlorophyll green Nike Air Max 1, with information on its availability. Good news for those of you who aren’t feeling green, as Patta also dropped these purple Tier Zero runners today, in-store only.

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The last time Nike added a new option to their online iD system, it was the classic Safari print for the Dunk. Now they’ve added another material for the design palette in the Hufquake pattern.

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Nike Basketball created the lightest basketball shoe ever in 1991 with the release of the Nike Air Flight Lite.  The following season, Nike was back at it again with an even better version, the Nike Air Flight Lite II.

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