Mere seconds before I leaped into a giant, 20-foot-long pit filled with colorful foam blocks, I realized I’d made a huge mistake.
It was late January, and Nike had invited a handful of writers, bloggers, and influencers to a warehouse in Lower Manhat…
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Nike teamed up with Snap and Darkstore to pre-release Air Jordan III ‘Tinker’ shoes on Snapchat
Snap, Nike, Darkstore and Shopify teamed up in a collaboration of epic proportions to pre-release the Air Jordan III “Tinker” on Snapchat with same-day delivery last night after the NBA All-Star game. This is the first time a brand other than Snap has sold a product via Snapchat. Read More
Nike just released its first shoe with an all-foam bottom
Nike just announced their first shoe with an all-foam sole powered by a new foam technology called React. The shoe is called the Nike Epic React Flyknit and is a running shoe, which will release on February 22nd. The bottom is a solid piece of foam with a knitted upper, making it lightweight for running. But looking beyond this shoe the technology is likely the start of a new generation of… Read More
Nike’s PG2 light-up sneakers are for PlayStation fanatics
Gamers worldwide! Nike, PlayStation and Oklahoma Thunder player Paul George have a shoe in the works that may be right up your alley. The PG2, the second generation of Paul George’s signature shoes, is themed around the PlayStation console, complete with tongues that light up. Buttons inside the tongues let the owner turn on and off those lights, shaped in the PlayStation logo and PG logo… Read More
Nike’s Sony PlayStation-themed sneakers are so nerdy, and everyone loves it
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Love PlayStation? Love Nike? Perfect, because these are the kicks for you — even if you don’t like basketball.
George Paul, small forward on the Oklahoma City Thunder, worked with Nike and Sony to create the PG-2 “PlayStation” sneakers, one of the nerdiest, tech-infused sneakers ever created.
Designed by Tony Hardman, the same lead designer behind Paul’s first sneaker, the PG-1, the new model (in case it wasn’t already completely obvious) is inspired by a PlayStation 4 and its DualShock 4 controller.
Paul says he wanted to make a PlayStation-themed sneaker because he considers himself “one of the biggest gamers in the NBA” and he’s taken his gaming with him everywhere, ever since he received a PlayStation 2 for Christmas as kid. Read more…
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Ah, fitness Instagram.
One day we all blinked, and suddenly all of these exercise bloggers with fancy routines and expensive workout clothes appeared. Of course, we’d all love to be in shape, but how is anyone (who doesn’t have a celebrity trainer) supposed to get started — and actually stick with it past one week?
While motivation is one thing you can’t purchase, these items can make getting started seem a whole lot more inviting. Read more…
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View More Want to get serious about fitness? Here’s what you need to get started.A guide to wearable fitness trackers because there are literally too many to keep track of
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The world of wearable fitness has seriously blown up. No longer are hardcore athletes the only ones keeping up with there calories and mileage — these babies have been taking over our lives year by year. And with this surge to the everyday consumer, it seems like not a day goes buy where a new brand or version of wearable fitness trackers are thrown at us.
We all need a little motivation to get up and get going, right? And nothing says motivation like the perfect fitness tracker that helps you meet your specific personal goals. Check out our list of what’s on the market and the basics of different trackers, just in time for the holidays. Read more…
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View More A guide to wearable fitness trackers because there are literally too many to keep track ofGet 25% off Nike sneakers and clothing on Black Friday
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If you’ve been saving up for a pair of the latest Nike sneakers, we’ve got news for you. Nike U.S. has a wild sale going down this Black Friday.
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