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.
The long awaited return of the Air Jordan 8 has come once again in a hot white/stealth-orange blaze-silver colorway which doesn’t release in the States until late next month but you can get them now through our European friends. The Air Jordan 8 features the cross straps, it’s the sneaker that Michael Jordan wore during the end of his first 3-peat. €150.
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Nike is extending its Sumo SQ Golf Club line to Irons to accompany its current line of Sumo Woods & Drivers. They come with a Cryo Steel face plate that is welded around the head for better distance, and a TPU polymer insert to prevent vibration during swing. Expect to see these sometime in November. $800.
The Nike Lance Alti Chrono Ti is a limited edition performance watch encased in lightweight and durable Titanium. Priced at $599, the watch offers a sapphire face, analog altimeter, and a 1/20th-second chronograph.
