Manny Pacquiao is more than just a boxer. Manny has come to represent the strength of a nation. With Nike at his side, we last saw the Trainer 1 “Lights Out”. Next up is this red, white and blue Trainer 1, accompanied by the “Under the Hood” event.

Tomorrow, Pacquiao will attempt to be the first fighter to ever own 7 World Championships in 7 weight classes. Nike is hosting a watching part at the Montalbán, limited to 1000 guest spots. Celebrity guests for the show will include Nike athletes and more. Details on how to get invited are available after the jump.

As the for the show, graphics cover the heel and forefoot the same as the “Lights Out” Trainer 1 above. The mid-panel is blue, as yellow accents streak through it, while red is use don the liner and heel. The Free sole and toe cap are both white, completing the Filipino flag colorway.

This particular Court Force Hi lineup possesses some rather interesting, unique, head-turning color schemes and texture makeups to say the least. The pair shown to the right owns a navy blue/purple-grey color scheme and patent leather coverings on the toe and collar area. The remaining colorways include white/blue-yellow and black/pink-silver. Click here to view the lineup in its entirety.

We took a look at the N7 Huarache not too long ago, when information was sketchy as to to their release. Luckily, we can now confirm the release details of this charity-benefiting collection.

A portion of all profits from sales the three shoes in the collection (The Huarache and two Pegasus+ 26s) will go to the N7 Program. The Huarache uses a white and black upper, accented with teal and red throughout. For the Pegasus 26, a full-lenth air sole is accompanied by the + system, and is available in two colorways. One being white with grey accents and the other grey with black and teal accents. There are also youth and toddler sneakers available in the pack, which will release at 33 Nike stores nationwide tomorrow, November 7, 2009.

Of course, this Trainer pays homage to Bo Jackson’s illustrious career with the Raiders, among many other teams (even in other sports). Featuring silvery nubuck along the side and rear, the remainder of the upper is black leather, with two multi-color stripes crossing over the topside.

Click here to grab these at the Nike online store.

This Friday, November 6th, 2009, LeBron James and the Cavs make their annual trip to New York to face the Knicks. To coincide with this happening, LeBron James and Nike have joined efforts to create the “Gift of Game” event.

While the game will take place Friday night, the “Gift of Game” event will be held on Saturday, November 7th, 2009. This event consist of James opening up seven New York gyms to high school for a chance to play pickup ball for a few hours (1PM-6PM).

LeBron James has stated that “The Big Apple has always been good to me, so I wanted to do something special to show my appreciation.“

Click here to find out the seven locations which will be open doing this time.

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’s fixed gear bicycle shoe of choice has dropped in a number of colorways lately, with the first half of the eight-shoe city-inspired package releasing, and the more recent “Mellow Johnny’s” TZ. The last Air Zoom Tiempo we saw, designed by Artoo, is actually confirmed as the “Berlin” release, while these other two are the San Francisco and Paris designs.

The Paris design features a very simple all black make-up, with touches of reflective black material. For the San Francisco pair, designed by Massan, a dark cinder colorway is chosen for the uppers, with sole-matching gum contrast stitching throughout. An orange Swoosh and heel stitching finish off the colorway. The third pair, dedicated to Berlin, we saw a few days ago, though these pictures reveal even more of the multicolor stitching.

All three will release this Saturday, November 7th, alongside a re-release of the “Mellow Johnny’s” pair.

The comment section was filled with both positive and negative remarks on the Nike Zoom Kobe V “Chaos” we showed you a couple of days ago. That is very understandable seeing that the chaotic color scheme it possesses does not suit everyone. However, check out the detailed photos of the Nike Zoom Kobe V ‘Away’ colorway.

Whether the Kobe V is an upgrade from the Kobe IV is for you to decide, yet, one cannot argue that this is definitely a highly-detailed basketball sneaker. It obviously possesses the well-recognized Lakers color scheme, but its texture makeup and design set this shoe apart from many. Its most distinctive feature lies on the side panels where a covered flywire design appears. It also owns a new, shiny, scale-like material throughout the midfoot and toe area. Other distinctive features include Kobe’s number 24 at the front of the sole and a mesh-like pattern located on the collar area. What are your thoughts on the Nike Zoom Kobe V ‘Away’? Click here to view detailed photos and express your thoughts.