Nike Spring Showdown in Merrillville

We’ve shown you nearly every iteration of the Nike Zoom Kobe Stefan Janoski to date, but today gives rise to a distinguished member of the Janoski tribe. We’ve seen the success of the Nike Dunks SB Stefan Janoski low give rise to a becoming mid version which offers increased ankle support for shredding or lounging. The original Stefan Janoski mid is now a dapper and sophisticated big brother in the Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski Mid “Wingtip.” Making use of the perforated and dotted widow’s peak of the iconic Wingtip dress shoe, the Janoski blends sneaker, top-sider, and dress shoe alike. A butter soft tan leather is used throughout the upper, and upon passing glance, these kicks could pass for certified dress attire. Upon thorough investigation, however, the vulcanized mid-sole screams business casual, but still an intriguing, innovative look from the Nike design kitchen. Stefan seems to be as into his sneaks as his skating these days blessing his Twitter following with a preview of these kicks of which we’ve unfortunately got no release details as of yet, so stay tuned.

Of all of the successful athletes on the Nike Dunks roster, not one has had more success than the pride of the Phillipines, Manny Pacquiao. The next in a long line of trainers inspired by the fighter is this Zoom Huarache Low Premium. Sporting the White/Varsity Royal-Red color scheme we’ve seen numerous times, this sneaker is also loaded with special details all over. For instance, the outsole is icy and shows the MP logo from the underside. Gold hits appear throughout and both the insole and tongue logo are specific to this April 22nd release.
Items for sale include limited quantities of the full Nike Combat uniform worn by the Mountaineers for two games during the 2010 season, as well as individual sales of the combat uniform to include helmets, pants, t-shirts and shoes.