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[Colby Maria]

Earlier this year,  Milan' editions on the Air Nike Sb Maxes 1 and 90 stole the  Home Turf Collection' show. These neutral styles paired a tonal suede upper with matching midsole, then sandwiched that between a bright color pop. On the AM1s, it was brown/pink; the 90s, grey/orange. Remix those pairings and you end up with something close to the new Beams x Nike Air Max 1 making its first appearance here today. These also connect with the United Arrows x New Balance 1500 in being sandy suede kicks with orange accents and white midsoles created in collaboration with a Japanese clothing label.

The simplicity of the Beauty & Youth Nike Blazer Low Pink Suede should make these a Summer '17 go-to. There's no word yet on global availability, but you can pre-order the collaboration right now via United Arrows .The theme shared by July 2013's Dunk SB pack is so subtly implemented that if you didn't know the backstory, both pairs would come off as simply well constructed colorways. Notice we Nike Running Shoes didn't say the theme itself is subtle, though King of the Hill fans will tell you that the guy who started it all is indeed capable of intricate brilliance. With the  Beavis' Nike SB Dunk Mid Pro , we're talking about a degenerate adolescent with an addiction to toilet paper, about whom sneakerheads of a certain Nike Flyknit age are certain to wax nostalgic.

There's nothing referencing The Great Cornholio's ever present Metallica tee , but you can see that the blue/grey split and its black hits are indeed inspired by his short-pants outfit. Have a closer look below, stick with Sneaker News for an up-close with the Butt-head edition and grab yours today from Premier .Kobe Bryant is finally back on the court, which means we also finally get to start seeing more PE colorways of his current signature sneaker, the Kobe 10. Today we spot a new colorway for the Kobe 10 Elite that we could definitely see on the Black Mamba's feet soon, featuring a very Lakers friendly color scheme Nike Shoes Canada in a white Flyknit upper with purple and gold accents.

Jordan Brand in particular has been going heavy with Jordan Retros almost every single weekend and on some Saturdays, it just seems puzzling that so many great (and expensive) shoes are released alongside one another. That in turn creates an abundance of models left siting on the shelves.But that doesn't mean there isn't anything new this week at all. NYC 10s will hit in the middle of next week, while a number of collaborations, anticipated retro releases, and even a LeBron 13 became available throughout the week.

Would you like to see Nike and Jordan thin out their releases, leaving a few weekends open like this one, or would you prefer the brand to evenly distribute them? Share your thoughts and let us know if you're in favor of fewer weekend sneaker drops in the comments below.We saw just a glimpse of Ben Drury's design for Dizzee Rascal's Nike Air Max 90 yesterday, and now we see a few similarly-enigmatic snaps of Ben's own. Instead of the classic runner, Drury's make-up for himself is actually an Air Max 90 Current Boot. We've never seen an Air Max 90 Boot with the Current's Free sole, and Drury takes the hybrid design even further to the extreme with a metal lace loop and hardcore hiking boot-like laces.

Finishing off this string of Air Max 1 collaborations is 2006's partnership with legendary UK-based artist Ben Drury. Drury, who was Nike Free 5.0 world-renown for his extensive work in the music industry, composing the artwork for label Mo'Wax, first collaborated with Nike Sportswear in 2006 as part of the Tier Zero  Air U Breathe' Pack, which featured the Air Max 1, Air Stab, and Air Max 360. His Air Max 1 design was inspired by the pirate radio scene in London, featuring a 3M reflective mudguard with black premium leather and the distinguishing pulsar stitch detailing on the heel as well as the custom insole, mimicking the strong signals of radio transmissions [img]http://www.nfbae.ca/images/shoes/nike sb-971iog.jpg[/img]  a common theme in all of Drury's work.