Nike Dunk High Premium
The first ever production of the Nike Dunk shoe was in 1985 as a team basketball shoe. Since then, this classic Nike product has been released in hundreds of combinations of color and material.

Nike Air Force One (Barkley)
In 1992 at the Barcelona games and in 1996 in Atlanta, Barkley competed on the U.S. Olympic team thanks to a change international rules which had previously prevented NBA players from playing and allowing Barkley and fellow NBA players to compete. The 1992 Olympics yielded the mythic, undefeated "Dream Team" with such names as Patrick Ewing, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and of course Charles Barkley. Then again at the 1996 games, Barkley led the second incarnation of the Dream Team in scoring and rebounds. The Nike Air Force 1 low CB "Olympic" edition, from the "Olympic Pack," is the next in a series of shoes celebrating the career highlights of Charles Barkley. The low-key red and tweed colorway of this CB Air Force revisits the colors used for the 1992 Olympic Games logo. This pack also includes a Nike Air Force 1 Mid Supreme and the Air Force 1 Low Premium editions.

Air Jordan Retro 8 LS
The eighth model of the Air Jordan could politely be called “chunky”. The base of the shoe was clearly modeled on the design of the Jordan XVII, but the Air Jordan VIII added more colors and details. Thick padding for and criss-crossing Velcro straps over the upper made for a great fit but some players experienced problems with heat buildup and a clumsy feeling due to the weight. The Jumpman logo on this model vaguely resembles a Peace sign, especially on the white/grey Retro version with its shaggy carpet-like Jumpman, leading to the Jordan VIII’s nickname: the flower-power Air Jordan. Available in only three color combinations, the Air Jordan VIII sold very well in its original and retro versions. The model has since been discontinued.

Nike WMNS Air Force 1 '07
25th Anniversary Air Force 1
Many shoeheads consider the Air Force One to be the perfect shoe and they may be correct considering this line has survived 25 years and remained one of the most popular Nike styles, bringing in approximately 1 billion a year. For the 25th anniversary, Nike has actually improved on the perfect shoe to make it the ultimate. A number of upgrades went into the Nike Air Force One '07. The major upgrades are:

• Standardized cup sole to eliminate inconsistences in fit. All Nike factories use this new cup sole model which conforms to the foot shape.
• Seamless interior to prevent discomfort and friction from stitching and seams.
• Contoured tongue. The original version had a flattened tongue which did not conform to the top of the foot.
• Natural ankle shape. The '07 AF1 follows the contours of the wearer's ankle.
• Fans of the classic white on white Air Force will be pleased to note that the AF1 '07 is whiter than ever. A special effort was made to make the new white/white version a bright, clean white.
• The lace debray (tag) is studier and more consistent with the shape of the lace. Fans will also note that the debray has changed from a simple silver piece to silver with a white inset bearing the word "AF-1" and the year "'82" below.
• The new Air Force features stain resistent laces to help keep your kicks looking fresh.
• Removable aiglets allow the wearer to use them on new shoelaces.