After Nike Sportswear 2010 Spring Style, Futura the master this time cooperates with Nike to launch the Air Force for more details. This time Air Force 1 Hi and Air Force 1 Low are chosen as the styles. The high profile of blue and low profile of black are the main design. The two styles all have holes on. Futura mark is also on the tongue while transparent outer sole can be the necessary of the fans. Futura x Nike Sporttswear Air Force 1 Hi/Low will be sold in Apr. Please the interested pay more attention.

Air Jordan Retro II Premio is the topic after it is unveiled. The body is made of Italian leather matching with crocodile lines initiating skin of snakes. Jordan Brand has the pine wood pack and inner hold whioch can be the necessary of Air Jordan fans. This Air Jordan Retro II Premio has been sold on limited stores. Please pay more attention if you want to buy.

Parra x Nike Air Max 1 released yesterday has now more detailed information. You can see the delicate design of the style to raise its class. Parra marks on the tongue is made of weaved towel cloth. The whole body is made of chammy matching with net cloth. Nike logo of towel cloth is also the feature. The body is red matching with blue laces to make it harmonious and can be called Parra’s maturity of colour match. This Parra x Nike Air Max 1 TZ will be sold on 13th March in Parra stores and Tier O stores. Please note our later report if you want to buy.

After Nike Sportswear 2010 Spring&Summer style yesterday, Nike Sportswear then launches many masterpieces this year including Dunk Hi, sharp Blazer Hi, Air Force 1 by HiFutura, Air Force 1 Low, Air Max 90, Air Max Light, two new Air Max 180 ND, Lunar Mariah ND and classic Air Mariah OG ND. Series of Nike shoes will be released this year. Please pay more attention if you want to buy.

After reported Aston Martin x Nike Kobe Bryant Hyperdunk, Nike Basketball then releases series of Aston Martin co-branded. So Nike builds delicate Aston Martin x Nike Kobe Bryant Pack. Delicate double drag out pack covers Aston Martin x Nike Kobe Bryant Hyperdunk and Aston Martin x Nike Zoom Kobe V too. Zoom Kobe V this time is made of silver blink materials matching with Flywire technology. Tongue is like Aston Martin racing car to raise the class. Aston Martin x Nike Kobe Bryant Pack will be sold in March. Kobe fans must pay more attention.

Parra x Nike Air Max 1 unveiled in last year has always remain unclear and now it has the exact news to sell. Different from Parra’s last AM 1, this time AM 1 classic is chosen. The body is made of red chammy. And Nike logo is made of towel cloth. Inner and out logo of Nike are all made of blue and red colour. Parra marks are also printed on the tongue to show. It must be the classic. This style will be sold on 13th March in Patta stores of Dutch of Nike stores. Please pay more attention if you want to buy.

Nike SB will launch long awaited Zoom Omar Salazar. Quite hot Omar Salazar is Nike SB’s second person to own personal shoes after P-Rod. To make it popular, Nike SB group all comes out to make the design mixing with classic and technology. The body is made of chammy while Flywire is used to make it tough. The profile is matched with Zoom Air while Omar Salazar is on the tongue to make the whole pair classic. The first Omar Salazar has black and red style. They will be sold in March. Please Nike SB fans take a look.

Blazer Hi of Nike is always favoured by classic fans. And in 2010 Blazer Hi and Vintage series are listed by Nike as important. This Stone called Vintage Blazer Hi is made of brown chammy making it seems light. The bottom has Vintage mud like effect making it classic and easily matched with cow boy pants to show the classic feeling.

PHANTACi Grand Piano Air Max 1 by PHANTACi and Nike in the end of 2009 has lately unveiled 5 pairs of Jay’s Family Pack matching with white and black colour pack. The left and the right ones are separately printed on laser marks, 1t’s My Phantaci on the right while 18″ standing for Jay;s birthday and PHANTACi on the left. This pair can be only got by friends and relatives of Jay. Fans may not buy it.

Use high technology to reduce the impact on environment Use all environment friendly materials 100% recycle 1300 Bottles

Onward with the football frenzy, Nike has been powering up for 2010 FIFA World Cup fever with a series of back to back releases. First, the ultra-light Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II which promises maximum acceleration and speed in all directions with a special adaptive traction system was released through the WRITE HISTORY summit with Real Madrid’s Portuguese gem, Cristiano Ronaldo. Then, Nike Sportswear remixes the Brazil Team Kit with daring colors, switching out the iconic blue and green for a tough black. Just yesterday, the sportswear giant has unveiled the new national team kits at a global media event at Battersea Power Station in London.

Nike’s national teams including Brazil, Portugal, USA, South Korean, Australia, Serbia, New Zealand, Slovenia and The Netherlands will be going living and playing green this year as the team kit’s jerseys are made entirely from recycled polyester. Each jersey is produced from up to eight recycled plastic bottles sourced from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites. The bottles are melted down to produce new yarn for the jerseys.

While the idea may sound like a compromise in technical performance, with Nike, that’s an obsolete concern. For summer finals, the kits were designed with the improved Nike Dri-Fit fabric to keep players drier, cooler and more comfortable to keep their performance at an optimum. The new Dri-Fit is 15% lighter than previous fabric and draws sweat outside the garment where it evaporates. Also, ventilation zones created from 200 tiny laser cuts backed by Nike’s halo application on the side increases airflow to the player’s torso. The ventilation zones are also found on the matching kit shorts.

Other key items include a new double knit structure on jerseys, which keep the tops sleek while giving it 10% more stretch than the previous jerseys. Nike Pro Combat is also incorporated into the team kits’ items such as the Slider and Impact shorts to protect players against impact and abrasion.

An interesting tidbit about the eco-minded jerseys– Nike prevented nearly 13 million plastic bottles (254,000 kg of polyester waste) from going to landfill. This amount is enough to cover more than 29 football pitches, and if jerseys made from this were laid from end to end, it would be enough to cover the entire coastline of South Africa.

Of course, all jerseys were designed with the country’s national and cultural identity in mind with corresponding colors and motifs to showcase each nation’s unique heritage.

Sure the player loyalties lies each to his own, but all Nike players work for the bigger picture of sustainability and the environment this year, while putting their game face on for the world.

The Away national team kits are already available at Nike stores or online at Nike 25th Feb, and the Home kits will be available on May 1.