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That Nike LeBron 8 PS “Dunkman” release date has been officially announced (May 13th if you missed it), so you’ve got some time to figure out which pairs you can’t live without. For virtually anyone who makes a habit of reading blogs like this, I’m guessing this is one of those can’t-misses. The shoe features a silver composite upper, white midsole, and contrasting neon green on the tongue, outsole, inner-lining, accents and in the air unit. For more on what distinguishes the LeBron 8 PS from the standard versions, click here. Otherwise, hit the jump for more looks at this shoe.
A few days ago we helped start a discussion on the topic of buying sneakers for performance needs versus casual wear. Today we bring you a look at the Nike Air Max Flight ’11, which may look good on the regular passer by, but is definitely built for performance. The Nike Air Max Flight ’11 comes equipped with an Air Max unit and Phylon midsole that allows for stability no matter your position on the court. Flywire technology helps keep you light on your feet, and the 5/8-cut allows for the ankle protection of a high-top shoe but also the flexibility of a low-top. The blue/black/white Nike Dunks Mid Flight ’11 pictured here is available for purchase now through participating retailers including House of Hoops locations nationwide.