A magenta color and a black color-up will release in October. Each uses a metallic Swoosh and a multi-colored ankle strap. The wrinkly nylon uppers work with the intentionally yellowing sole as part of the vintage look.

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If you recall, Nike has picked out the University of Michigan as an inspiration for a couple of sneakers such as the Air Force 25 and the Be True vintage Nike Dunks. For this year, Nike has set aside the Vandal High for the Michigan inspiration.

Obviously, it owns the Michigan Wolverines color scheme for the makeup of this sneaker. This Vandal contains a predominately navy blue base with yellow streaks appearing throughout the upper. To finish it off, this sneaker is also complimented with a traditional white midsole and a navy blue outsole. Is this shoe fresh enough for some of you Ohio State fans to wear? If so, it is now available at LTD. Click here to view additional photos.

There were mixed remarks on the Nike Vandal High Supreme Vintage “Electric Green” that we showed you yesterday afternoon which we expected; it is definitely not a sneaker for everyone. However, if the flamboyant look does not suit you well, the aforementioned Vandal’s counterpart possesses a more subtle look.

Sure, this Vandal High also possesses the classic, vintage sole, yet, what happens above the sole is totally different from the “Electric Green” Vandal High. This particular sneaker owns a subtle yet stylish medium grey-colored nylon upper with minimal vivid pink accents in the form of the border of the swoosh, the Nike logo (tongue) and the ankle strap. The latter area also seems to contain a shade of orange to it as well. This Vandal High Supreme will also release in February 2010. Which colorway interests you more? Click here to view additional photos.

Are you tired of seeing the recent inflation of Dunks and Blazers as of late? Some of you may feel that Nike should keep them coming, while others want to see something fairly new. With that said, Nike is bringing the Vandal High back after a little hiatus in an unmatched, attention-getting colorway. This Nike Vandal High Supreme Vintage “Electric Green” is expected to release in February 2010.

We must applaud Nike for being innovative with the infamous Vandal by way of color scheme. In attempt to mix ‘old’ and ‘new’, Nike applied a futuristic electric green color to this Vandal’s nylon base and combined it with an age-old-looking vintage sole. It also contains a black border around the swoosh and a black/grey ankle strap. Nonetheless, this particular shoe will be nothing less than a hit when it finally releases. Also, look out for its colorway counterpart coming soon. What are your thoughts on this Nike Vandal High Supreme Vintage “Electric Green”?

This year, Nike has created some very nice sneakers for the women such as the Nike Dunk Hi Challenge Red/White, the “Spray Paint” Pack and the Air Digs. In addition, Nike has now released this Vandal Hi solely for the women. Men, it is okay if you are jealous.

Similar to the men’s Terminator High we showed you at the end of June, this particular sneaker contains a primarily heather grey textured base. However, one of the more interesting feature on this shoe is the black-taped seam design that outlines the entire upper. Other features include a white swoosh outlined in black, a white midsole, a black outsole and two removable straps colored in purple and red, seperately. Available now at Grip. Click here to view additional photos.

Nike Vandal’s have seen a resurgence in popularity over the last couple of years. Last month we showed you a unique black and silver colorway that featured black elephant print on the heel area.

A new version featuring a checkerboard pattern across the heel area has now been spotted. This time the popular Cool Grey color has been applied to the Vandal. White has been placed as an outline on the Swoosh, as well as on the midsole and tongue tag.

This Nike Vandal Cool Grey is now available at FinishLine for $80.

The Nike Vandal is a hit or miss silhouette with many sneakerheads, perhaps adding the timeless elephant print to the silhouette will convince the naysayers? Or is the elephant print becoming tired?

This Nike Vandal Black Elephant is a simple black and white colorway. Elephant print in black adds some depth to the simple lines of the Vandal. Straps haven’t seen this much popularity since the days of the Air Jordan 8, so the combination may work for many folks that normally wouldn’t take a second look at the Vandal.

What do you think, cop or not?