These will be a Quickstrike re-release (previously released in 2005) this coming Winter, featuring a little bit less fraying going on with the denim, and a higher quality denim in general. Check out the sweet comparison photos from REVIVE below.

Via REVIVE.

So in that scene from Back to the Future 2 with Marty McFly (played by Michael J. Fox) where he’s wearing the Nike Air Mag, the year is 2015 - although we’re not quite to 2015, and probably no where near seeing a shoe like that, for all you Back to the Future nuts out there, these new kicks will definitely suit your style.

The Nike “McFly” Hypermax features a futuristic colorway (Jetstream Grey/Pale Blue/Hot Pink) and draws inspiration from parts of the Mag shoe such as the ankle strap and standout liner. Some other features include the NFW (No Flywire) Technology, nylon upper, and full air strip on the sole.

These kicks have dropped in Asia, and is rumored to be seen stateside later this year at select House of Hoops.

Via Sneaker Files and SOLE COLLECTOR.

Nice use of colors here, with the bright neon green midsole and sharp red swoosh, blended with the tans and browns of the upper to create a look for Nike Snowboarder Gigi Ruf (check out the logo on the shoe). No fat tongue here anymore, but a nicely done pair of kicks nonetheless.

Release info soon to come, hopefully…

Via KATC.

These kicks are adorned with strong gold lettering signifying an accomplishment from Kobe’s season thus far. Some of the standout stats include Kobe’s 61 point performance at Madison Square Garden and the 399 assists he had this season. These kicks have been worn by most of the Laker’s squad and it seems that these shoes have given the Lakers some extra umph as they’ve taken a strong series lead over the Magic - will we see a different color makeup when the series shifts to Orlando? We’ll find out in a couple days…

Pics via NiceKicks.

As you can see from the pics, it is a fairly dark shoe, but contrasted with volt dots that kind of give it a spacy feel. The upper on the shoe is made of black suede and the speckling continues on the sole of the shoe. Release date on these is sometime in October 2009.

Via Footlocker Unlocked.

Not sure how Net/Net describes the colorway too well here, so the translated colors are tan and pink, with dark grey accents. The shoe also features a patent leather strap and more subtle glow in the dark accents, which includes this time the Swoosh. Other features include the innovative memory foam inner footbed and smooth leather upper.

As you all know, these retail for $215 (if you’re lucky enough to get them in stores), and who knows how much on eBay a day later. Releasing tomorrow, June 6, but if you just found that out, it might already be too late because lines have been forming for the past couple days already.

Pics Via Nice Kicks, Sole Collector, Sneaker News.

Via SOLE COLLECTOR.

These kicks appear nice and clean with the predominately white leather, then as you get closer, the details start to pop out. Starting with the volt yellow stiching, then the paint spatter like pattern on the midsole, these dunks were meant to be worn to show the entire shoe from top to bottom.

Via Footlocker Unlocked.

Each shoe has special meaning: The patterned Dunks celebrate the 1958 World Cup win, the Blazer’s feature a sandlot futbol player, and the Tennis Classic’s show Brazilian homes’ decorations honoring the start of soccer tournaments. Release date on here were May 25th, and each comes with a matching T-shirt.

Via Yishiliu.

As with most of the Supreme branded kicks, these shoes are made with the finest materials. The upper is wrapped in a high quality, premium black and team green leather and the mid features a red textured swoosh. Another interesting contrast here is the addition of a gum sole which actually gives it a nice luxury touch here.

Via Footlocker Unlocked.