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Japanese label Loopwheeler connects with Nike Sportswear once again on the classic V-Series silhouette known as the Nike Air Vortex, utilizing pristine materials and craftsmanship on a tonal navy blue upper. Aside from the basic color-blocking on the upper, there are Loopwheeler notations on the insole as well nike flyknit chukka as on the back face on tongue label. This next Navy colorway of the Nike Air Vortex by Loopwheeler will release on May 18th at Loopwheeler stores, Beams, and select Nike locations, so check out the gallery below and stay tuned for a release.The Loopwheeler Nike collaborations have more often than not arrived on ancient nike sb dunk Swoosh silhouettes.

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Liverpool's own Lost Art skate shop has teamed up with Nike SB to pay tribute to the revitalized Liverpool skate scene thanks to David Mackey's creation of the shop in 1999. Taking the reliable Nike SB Bruin , the shop outfits the look with an homage to the Liverpool Overhead Railway and the Liverpool Docks, each represented by the alternating color of the red and gum light brown Swoosh branding. A unique insole features a map of the outskirts of the city.Nike SB rider Brian Anderson's signature silhouette in the Nike SB Project BA gets a premium treatment in the collection as well, with a Wolf Grey base contrasting heavily with the vibrant styles of the Dusty Cactus upper.

The Bruin features a black suede base with with wool heel panels and mismatched Swooshes nike blazers referencing the original uniforms worn by LOR guards, while the Project BA features a modernized teal, grey and red color combination inspired by the current urban landscape surrounding the docks. The Lost Art x Nike SB collaboration will release exclusively at Lost Art on March 14, with a global release at Nike and select SB retailers on March 21.Think the challenge is over after your last two­-a­-days workout? Finding the balance between looking good with the latest in Back to School style and wearing whatever is most comfortable before and after practice is what all young athletes must face.