The toe and heel sections both use a navy Safari-esque print, while the remainder of the shoe is blue suede. The slimmed-down SB tongue uses a mesh and leather combination, and Paul’s signature is displayed on the top. These aren’t expected for a few more weeks, but they’ll be available at most of your favorite skate spots when they drop.

We’ve seen the P-Rod III in bright red and black/white, and now we’ve got a look at a more subdued version. Using Midnight Fog as a base, a Sport Red Swoosh and laces jump off as accent colors. We first spotted these back in March and brought them to you to mixed reviews. The Dunk mid uses a suede upper in royal blue and black, keeping things nice and simple over a white midsole and black outsole. The simplest colorway of all three comes on the Zoom Classic, which uses a leather blackout upper. Scarlet is used on the outsole and liner, and with gold on the tongue label.

Click here to see pics of all three sneaks.

Last week, we showed you the entire Nike SB lineup for September which included models such as the P-Rod III, the Dunk, the Stefan Janoski and the Zoom Veloce. However, we have now spotted the two SB quickstrike releases for this month as well.

The two SB quickstrike releases will be this Nike SB P-Rod III and the Nike Blazer SB Elite “Sub Pop Records”. The latter sneaker was made in honor of the Seattle-based record company named Sub Pop Records. It features a predominately yellow leather base  upper combined with a traditional white sole. It also features grey areas in the form of the side and heel panels. Other features include a black suede toe box, white accents (swoosh, shoelaces) and a black outlined star along the collar area. The P-Rod III simply owns a predominately red base with minimal black accents throughout the upper. Both are available at Premier. Click here to view detailed photos.