Nike - Fall Collection

Hey people. Another batch of new stuff, but a bit later than other outlets. I only took pics of some nice stuff, not all. Some are nice, some are not.

Quite some time the Dunk lows went MIA.


Wmns Nike Dunk.




Zoomed in. Sorry for the bad quality.

Anyone's in the mood for an Air Force 1?


The trademark.

White and black print.



How about Safari Air Max 1?



Zoomed in,



Hungry for a new Windrunner jacket?

"In the spring of 1978, Nike apparel designer Geoff Hollister set out to design a new training kit for Nike sponsored runners. His primary goal was to create apparel to protect against the windy and wet climate of the Pacific Northwest. He drew inspiration from his studies of Native American history, an image he saw of a Pacific Coast Native American wearing a rain cape was particularly influential.

The garment quickly gained favor with serious runners and in 1980 it assumed its place in history as the first piece of Nike apparel to be worn by athletes at the U.S. track & field trials in Eugene, Oregon."

Here it is,





The best part of this, the interior is comfy and different, than other Windrunners.



Any guy can look good in it.



I'm not a guy, but I look quite good.


Another part of this jacket which makes it different from other Windrunners, is the back of the jacket:

Air flow.

Moving on, womens jacket. Well, not exactly a jacket.



The hoodie.


The 8-swoosh design, a symbol of Olympics 2008.







The rempit-looking me, some say.

"So come on wheels take me far away,
where I don't have debts to pay,
I can't count on yesterday,
to find the way home."

Never Looking Back - Matt Costa

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