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Nike SB is proud to announce the global launch of the Zoom Paul Rodriguez 4 on 8/21/2010. This year we brought Paul to New York to hit the streets and spend time in the studio with one of his idols, hip-hop legend NAS. The result is a 60-second commercial, directed by Nike SB’s own Jon Humphries, following Paul’s journey through iconic New York City skate spots, accompanied by music and a voiceover from Nas.

The Nike Sportswear Air Force 1 Bespoke offering has largely been reserved for those with media ties and deep pockets. With a price-tag nearing $900 USD a pair, it comes as no surprise the rarity of the experience. A man who knows a thing or two about sneakers, Gary Warnett of Crooked Tongues had the opportunity to make his mark. Offering his experience through some carefully chosen words, his final piece was more a marriage of aesthetics rather than choosing some underlying “meaningful theme” to explain his choice. His full explanation can be seen over at Crooked Tongues.

Hmmm…no wonder Jay-Z got those exclusive kicks with Nike. Check out his performance a the Nike first World Basketball Festival Conference at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall yesterday. Jigga runs through his series of hits at the festival. Check out the rest of the footage after you lace those Nike’s up. Read more

These XIII’s will signify the third release in the Jordan Bin 23 Collection and are limited to only 1,734 pairs world wide. Made of premium materials which include plush burgundy suede and rich tan nubuck on the upper with the Bin 23 symbol placed right on the tongue. Both shoes come with their own Bin23 carrying bag as well as custom Air Jordan cedar shoe tree’s to help keep that crisp form intact. Email info@deadstock.ca for all order inquiries.

Yesterday marked one of the most iconic Nike Air Max 97’s releases. The Metallic Gold/Varsity Red-Black Air Max 97 Retro was launched in limited numbers at select shops such as mita sneakers. Coveted by sneaker enthusiasts, the Metallic Gold Air Max 97 is certainly a grail for many since it has been retroed sparingly.

Nike presents a duo of Sweet Classic Highs outfitted with “textile” uppers. Available in grey or dark grey sweatshirt-like fabric, the sneakers are accented with two-tone laces and contrast branding. Although we’re not sure exactly what the “WS” (or “SW”) on the tongue signifies, the footbed is printed with “BRS” – which we gather is a hearkening back to the “Blue Ribbon Sports” days. Grab a pair from Finish Line.

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From the recently released Nike perforated pack these dunks are the perfect compliment for your summer fresh. See more angles after the jump Read more