Nike Air Foamposite - "Thermal Map"

Getting back into the swing of things, here are the Nike Air Foamposite - "Thermal Map's" that will be releasing on September 28th. With a pearl white foam upper and accented with red/pink blotches depicting thermal imaging, it really shows that Nike is taking a step forward by introducing new and creative designs to their line up. Grab a pair for yourself at Sole Awesome and in the meantime check out the photos we took for these awesome kicks!

Air Foamposite Pro Limited Edition - "Army Camo"

With Nike introducing the very first camouflage pattern for the Foamposite - "Jet Fighter's" in early February of 2013, it is no surprise to see the "Army Camo" foams hitting stores soon after. Released last Saturday on June 8th, these Foamposites will adorn military camouflage print along with black mesh-like fabric on the upper and accented with lime-green stitching throughout the tongue and Swoosh logo. The most defining feature for this shoe however happens to be its distinct gum sole, which gives these kicks a rugged look and feel. Here's a gallery of pictures that we took for these military inspired camouflage sneakers!

Air Jordan VIII Retro 2013 - "Playoffs"

With the original release date conflicting with the Black Grape release, Nike decided to push back the official launch of the Jordan 8 Playoffs to the 29th of June. Launch dates aside, the Jordan VIII will always be recognized as the final shoe that Jordan wore before his abrupt retirement and this colourway will be a direct tribute to those last few games. Luckily, we here at Sole Awesome have the opportunity to grab a sneak peak at the Playoffs as well as snap a few pictures for you all to enjoy!

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG - "Black Toe"

Originally released in 1985, the very first rendition of the Jordan 1 has become one of the most recognized shoes in the world. On May 25th 2013, Nike decided to re-release these iconic sneakers with a similar colour palette much like its predecessor. These Air Jordan's will be branded with the original "Nike Air" logo that was used in the 1985 release instead of  the "Jump Man" logo which has been used as of late. Check out Sole Awesome to order a pair of these original retro kicks and in the meantime browse through the pictures that we have taken for these timeless classics.