Make sure when you’re playing soccer that you’re playing with a quality ball, like this Nike T90 Ascente Soccer Ball. The ball features a 6-wing carbon air chamber for improved acceleration, 360-degree, all-over sweet spot and a compressed polyethylene layer that stores energy on impact and releases it at launch. This should be your only soccer ball. $140.
While this may not be the most practical item that we have ever featured on here, it is one of the coolest. The gun claims to shoot only “premium Nike t-shirts”, but we don’t think it would notice if you threw your own brand in there. Each one comes individually numbered and engraved with the signature of a Nike athlete. $1,500.
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The Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT Driver is a new club that is available in both a traditional round head or square shape, and gives you eight different head positions in one club, letting you change and adjust the lie angle, face angle and loft for better ball flight. It also features a new 360 degree grip design for any grasp. $300.
Lance Armstrong is a rare individual – a cancer survivor who became the only seven-time champion of the Tour de France. He’ll take on another challenge by racing for the first time at the Giro d’Italia. It will be no shock if he makes it big in this race. Just like Lance Armstrong, the new Air Max 90 Livestrong shoes are a rare breed, it’s believed that only 150 pairs exist. The classic Air Max look is still in version, with a white/gray/black colorway with yellow accents, Lance’s color for the Livestrong movement. Don’t worry about the rather steep price, parts of your cash will be going to charity, if you’re the type who don’t wanna broadcast his philanthropy. $500.
Where were you in 1994? Charles Barkley was still busy grabbing rebounds and throwing a few elbows back then for the Phoenix Suns. Sir Charles did what he did best under the rim, hunting for rebounds with the help of his Air Max. This 1994 reissue features the classic 90’s design, constructed with both real and synthetic leather. The familiar air sole cushion at the heel provides added impact protection from tough landings after a rebound. Just hope that wearing Sir Charles’ kicks won’t let your emotions run away from you and culminate in the spitting of your opponents or heckling fans. $120.
From the cutting floor to Steve Nash’s quick feet, Nike is showing the world that it does care for the environment. In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, they will release the Zoom MVP Trash Talk. No, the shoes won’t cuss and curse at you for wearing pink socks. It’s so-called because the materials used for this shoe is from trash, literally. The upper part and outsoles are made from materials discarded from the manufacturing process of other shoes. Even the box that comes with this basketball shoe is made from 30% less material. Nike won’t solve the environmental crisis our planet is facing but at least, they can trash talk their way into a greener shoe. $92.
Speed is everything and getting an edge over your competition is every athlete’s goal. Weight is a great limiting factor when you want to gain speed; heavier is always slower. Nike claims to have created the lightest and quickest basketball shoes with the Kobe IV to give speed that every baller needs. Made from Lunarlight foam and Flywire with a synthetic snakeskin leather, the Kobe IV is not only light, it is stable as well. If these shoes are good enough for Kobe, then they’re probably good eoungh for you. $120.
