During Air Max 270,San Francisco skate shop FTC has established quite the rapport with Nike SB — enough so that they were given exclusive rights to the orange Grateful Dead Dunks. This time around, the pair features brighter shades that are perfect for the warmer months.While the inspiration behind the colorway is unknown at the moment, the shoe includes a baby blue suede upper that’s paired with debossed white leather overlays panels. The shoe also features a yellow terry cloth sock liner as well as metallic silver Swoosh on the sides.
This Nike SB Dunk Low comes dressed in a White, Lagoon Pulse, Metallic Silver, and Speed Yellow color scheme.The offering quilts its overlays similar to a designer bag. Hued in a bright white, these fixtures dress from the toe through to the heel, crossing over top a baby blue base that appears to be made of suede. Adjacent, metallic silver Swooshes brand the profile, while cool-toned “FTC” embroideries find their place along the heel tab. And alongside the backside of the tongue and lining, the latter rounds off the colorway with some vibrant yellows.
For New adidas Shoes,Since the initial release of the adidas Yeezy QNTM in Chicago, the eyes initially focused on the silhouette have looked elsewhere. Luckily, the prized basketball model is set to emerge from the darkness in a blacked-out “Onyx” colorway.This iteration of the adidas Yeezy QNTM is featured in a jet-black make, with darker hues running across the heel and toe. A lighter hue of grey is seen throughout the mid-section, coloring the wavy pattern. Underfoot, a comfortable Boost midsole completes perhaps the best QNTM colorway yet.