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While the Nike Air  Max 95 continues to get souped up with everything from Hyperfuse to Flywire to the still nebulous Engineered Mesh, one spot out in the UK is still holding it down for the OG silhouette as strong as they ve ever been. That spot is JD Sports, who have long been known for their proprietary Air Max colorways, the latest of which a black and red shown here that almost looks like an outtake from the Air Attack Pack from a couple years back what with the one-two blocking and the bits of patent leather. Hit the jump with us for all the angles of the Nike Air Max 95 in black/universal red and grab a pair before they re done from JD Sports.

To call the early-90 s era of basketball shoes bulky would be a bit unfair. Similarly to how the larger-than-life folks like to be referred to as big-boned , these vintage-style sneakers would be better described as substantial , but that s just the way kicks were built back then. Tough, durable leathers, stocky, made-for-terrain midsoles, high-cut ankle wraps early 90 s Nikes are like the anti-Hyperfuse. So with the Air Force 180 Low s bigger and more daunting older brother making an admirable return later this year, just how well would it fit in with the slimmed-down crowd? We re certain that extra elbow room will be made for these fellas because although they will be produced in the revised non-Pump version, the Air Force 180 High is indeed one of the greatest ever (and perhaps one of the sickest midsoles you ll ever plant your feet on). More of the upcoming OG-inspired White/Teal colorway below, so check em out and let us know if you plan on adding these to your Retro stash.

Over the course of the last three weeks or so, Nike Basketball revisited twenty of their most game-changing designs that surfaced over the last two decades. Each installment served a valiant purpose in the evolution of Nike Basketball, from the first Air Force 180 Low and the expanded Air unit, to 2012 s Nike Lunar Hyperdunk+ and the advanced technology of Nike+. Before Nike kicks off another twenty years of game-changing designs, let s spend a moment and look back at Nike s retrospective of the amazing basketball-centric models to have come out of the Innovation Kitchen all of which we ve compiled below. It s a worthy exploration of one of Nike s most progressive sectors of design and function, so if your sneakerhead tendencies go beyond buying whatever s hot and into the field of study, take a moment to review Nike Basketball s 20 Designs The Changed The Game below.

While atmos may have cut their teeth in the collabo circuit cranking out retro models, their output as of late has leaned a bit more contemporary. First it was the Nike Air Max 95+ BB that proved they were ready to take on more recent models, and now it s the Nike Free Powerlines+ that gets their touch. The sneaker dons a rainbow road look that is colorful enough to be in line with the Olympic fare we ve seen as of late, but the starry touch down the front certainly isn t a USA one so maybe it s mere coincidence.

As we wrap up the current cycle of signature shoes and the last of the remaining releases hit stores, we lay out a fresh new doormat and welcome in the next installments of LeBron, Kobe, KD, CP3, Melo, and Fly Wade for the upcoming 2012-2013 NBA Season. Yesterday, we were given a nice helping of fresh new kicks as LeBron James debuted his LeBron X during Sunday morning s Gold Medal game (as did Chris Paul his CP3.VI), but Kevin Durant actually had his fellow Gold Medalists beat by about a month; Durant participated in a commercial shoot for NBA 2K13 while wearing the NBA 2K13, and although the full commercial won t go on air until later on, we caught some clear viewings of the Nike Zoom KD V that will be featured in that upcoming ad.

This past Wednesday, the Nike Basketball retail store in South Korea transformed a chunk of its space into Dream Team headquarters a full-on showcase of Team USA hooping from 92 to 12. Along with the retrospective set-up, the current 2012 squad was also given its shine as a number of patrons gathered for the raffle-release of the Nike Zoom KD IV USA which was also head during the opening launch of the Dream Team Showcase. If you re in the area of Hoop City in South Korea, the showcase will be up until August 15th, so check out the highlights below if you can t check it out for yourself!