Converse EB1
Posted by George Kiel III | Oct 15, 2008 Yesterday we showed you the Converse Wade 4; however, Converse has another superstar on its roster dropping his first ever signature sneaker. The Converse EB1, Elton Brand’s first shoe, has been spotted on Converse’s online store. We’ve also seen Brand sporting these in the NBA preseason games.
Inspired by the Philadelphia 76ers colorway (Brand’s new team), these sneakers feature a black and red leather upper and a rubber outsole. The midfoot strap supposedly locks down the foot for reliable support and stability. Which Converse signatures are better: Converse Wade 4 or Converse EB1? You can snag these sneakers at Converse for $64.99. |
Last week we gave you the great news about the Air Max Griffey 1 releasing to the masses next year. Here is a look at the shoe that is available in cleat form for now from Nike. The Nike Air Swingman Remix is the celebration sneaker for the 20 years of MLB service from “Junior”. The Shoe blends both the Griffey Max 1 and 2 together which were the major players in the series. The Swingman remix for now is only available in cleat form but a trainer version is said to be in the works, let us hope the will come out soon.
This past weekend, 
When Ken Griffey Jr. was in his prime he was an awesome fielder, had a canon arm, was a smooth base runner, and a swing so perfect it earned him his nickname “Swingman.” Back when he first signed his Nike contract “Junior” got his own signature shoes and they were some of the best looking pieces of sole to be made for the Mariner bomber. Finally, after years of waiting, and major career accomplishments achieved, the Griffeys are coming back.
This pair is very mysterious it popped up at 
Doernbecher Children’s Hospital has been working with Nike every year to help raise money to fund research and basic operations. Every year as you all know five shoes from the Doernbacher series drop and the money from those sales are contributed to the hospital. These were designed by Tony Taylor Jr., nicknamed Mr. Boober, who battled Nephrotic Syndrome and underwent a successful kidney transplant at the hospital.
Ladies, we haven’t forgot about you. There has been many different pair of