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This hot pair of Nike Air Max 95’s feature some flamingo accents that just speak pimp. The huge Nike Air bubble provides unparalled comfort since the sneaker’s introduction in 1995. $160.

This sweet looking Nike Air Structure Triax ‘91 features some sick blue highlights and sturdy construction for street wear or working out. It’s a web exclusive colorway from Urban Outfitters, imported. $120.

These special edition Air Jordan 1 sneakers paired with some Levi’s Jeans will be released at select Niketown and Levi’s stores on March 1st. They’re pretty sweet, and they feature a sick denim pattern. $395.

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This pair of Nike Dunks are pretty fly, and the color combination could even allow you to wear them as casual dress, if you so dare. The aqua colored details highlight the tan colors in a way that makes this sneaker pretty hip to wear with shorts, too. $80.

For all you sneaker addicts out there, Nike gave you something new to gobble up. The Nike Junkie Dunk T-Shirt features a Nike Dunk High on the front with the word Junkie under it. Straightforward enough. $32.

More from the Nike Sumo Series; here’s the Nike Golf SasQuatch Sumo Squared 5900 Driver with the square head design for a longer, straighter shot. The series also features some fairway woods. And unlike the name would suggest, these golf clubs aren’t fat and heavy, they’re made from lightweight composite. $400.

Take it back to the old school when Nike was a struggling American sneaker company founded on a new approach to running. You don’t need the Prefontaine cooke-duster mustache to sport these, but it would make you look more authentic with the University of Oregon colors. $85.

The Nike Air Stab was released in 1988 and has been a classic since its re-release a couple years ago. They’re really comfortable and offer awesome support. Besides that, check out the sick color combination the sneaker features. $90.