Men's Nike Air Max Goadome

 

               The Nike Air Max Goadome, or, better known as the ACG boot, has been a center piece in the Nike collection for the last decade. Known for its superior comfort and style, the Goadomes are a pair of boots that are truly unrivaled.

                Originally thought up in the late 90’s the ACG boot wasn’t always as successful as we may think. Many competitors were reaping the benefits of the boot market, and early on, the Goadome suffered. Eventually, a Nike developer had the epiphany and dreamed up the design of the boot that features its timeless air bubble located in the sole of the shoe. The name, “Goadome”, is a two part name. “Goa” came from the music that the artist was listening too, and “Dome” was inspired by an early model in the ACG collection. Enter the Goadome.

                When you talk about reliability, the Air Max Goadome has to be the default setting for any boot. The flawless symmetry in between the seams of the shoe, make for a design that none have come to match. Although I have seen them worn with shorts, pair of jeans really emphasize the best part of the boot: the air bubble.

Well…that’s enough about these timeless classics, click the picture and check them out for yourself.

Women's Air Max 2010+

Let’s talk about the Women’s Nike Air Max+2010’s. One in particular has my eyes in a frenzy. I’m talking about the White/Spark/Black and Neutral Grey version of them that can be viewed above. Although simple, the colors create a contrast that pops to the person privileged enough to wear them. However, let me give you a first hand break down on what makes 2010’s the shoe to buy.

When you talk about feel and comfort, the 2010’s are unmatched. The sole of Nike has been a staple in the company since before soles were anything more than the bottom of a sneaker. Employing its Air Max bubble sole, providing comfort and support for the hardest of runners, the 2010’s carry the tradition. Next, Nike’s breakthrough in its flywire design has created supporters out of runners and stylists alike. Providing a flexibility that helps keep the shoe unharmed from the hardest users, and providing a pattern that is esthetically pleasing to the wearer.

Air Jordan Retro 7's

Welcome to the Air Jordan 7’s retro edition in White, Orion Blue and Infrared. The Air Jordan 7’s were first released in early 1992, with Jordan coming off of his first championship – on his way to his second - and his third MVP award. This was a pivotal point in his career on the way to his first three-peat, and on his way to Olympic gold. In 1992, on what is historically known as the Dream Team, Jordan put on a basketball clinic for the ages. Known for his basketball prowess, these sneakers represent everything great about the greatest. Welcome to high top heaven.

The Air Jordan 7’s are a combination of style and reliability. Predominately white, the sneakers contain a hint of Orion blue too warm into the red and black that compliments the soles of the sneaker. Even with Jeans the unique pattern running across the bottom of the shoes are immediately noticeable as well as the ventilation holes on the side. With shorts? No introduction necessary.

But, we know about the style that Jordan’s bring. What is not spoken about is the strong reliability that is built into the 7’s. With lace holes running all the way to the top of the sneaker, you’re guaranteed optimal ankle support as well as balance. Now, let’s not kid ourselves. You may not be able to jump like Jordan but wouldn’t you like to be wearing the sneakers that spawned some of the greatest highlights ever featured here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBjsdy0Y6ps

Be careful, this isn’t a sneaker meant for everyone. This is a sneaker meant for those who win at all costs. Not for the faint of heart.