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Image from Nike.com Jordan Brand's newest hybrid sneaker, the Jordan MVP 678, features the "Shy Pink" blocking that first featured on the Air Jordan 5 in 2006. Whether you like it or not, the recently released Jordan MVP 678 is here to stay as the latest hybrid design made under the Jumpman label tries with its third color blocking which incorporates vibrant bursts of "Shy Pink". The Jordan MVP "Shy Pink" shoes are expected to release in the upcoming weeks of this year, according to sneakerheads. Both online and offline retailers, such as Nike's SNKRS app and a few Jordan Brand retail partners, will carry these women's shoes. Each pair will be sold for $165 at retail.  The Jordan MVP 678 is a relatively new model that was first revealed in March 2023. The shoe is a hybrid of three iconic Air Jordan sneakers that Michael Jordan wore during his first championship three-peat from 1991 to 1993: the Air Jordan 6, the  Air Jordan 7 , and the Air Jord

 We here at AllSoleUnite would love to see a few different collabs that we have yet to see. we would love to see a collaboration between Mercedes Benz and ummmmm....maybe some jordans  the question is, would the hype be real enough for you to consider purchasing them below is a pic of the closet collaboration we will ever see  the Jordan 11s x g-wagon 500 We have seen sneaker collaborations between some of the biggest names out there, for instances we have the  Travis Scotts x Fragment x Jordan Brand Nike VaporWaffle Union LA x Air Jordan 1 Retro High NRG 'Black Toe ' Palace x Adidas Pro Trainers 

  Custom Jordan 4s By Andu.c on Instagram  Customizing shoes how always been a part of the culture, seeking out artists to make a 1of1 type shoe for you personal self. What are you opinions on these custom Jordan 4s? OMG these are fire to me! AllSolesUnite go and follow, fellow sneakerhead andu.c on Instagram he has some fire customization  work.    

The origin of the Nike Dunk dates back to the early 1980s when college basketball began to attract mainstream appeal. According to Nike’s latest docuseries titled  The Story of Dunk , Nike got the idea to create the Dunk when sales reps attended the 1985 NCAA Final Four. All four college teams competing for the NCAA Championship that year were sponsored by Nike, which was monumental, considering Nike was still a fledgling player in the basketball market. While the Swoosh logo was front and center on the biggest stage in college basketball, the shoes themselves did not match the spirit and charisma of their surrounding environment, an arena filled with fans dressed head-to-toe in their school colors and showing off their school pride. To capture this energy, Nike developed a design with bold colorways that would not only match uniforms on the court but also suit fans in the stands .   One of the best Nike Dunk documentary on Youtube, full of information on the history of the Dunks.

 interesting situation. Overall, this is one of those sneakers that tends to be pretty polarizing for sneakerheads. This is due to the fact that the shoe has a very unique design. Penny Hardaway made these famous in the 90s, and for the most part, they were an East Coast thing. However, there is no doubt that people all over the world cherish this silhouette. The only issue is that these days, it doesn’t fit into the trends that typically help push other models.  That said, sneakerheads who understand this shoe, are always  eager to cop new models.  Furthermore, they will also be more than okay with some retros whenever they come around. Throughout this year, we have actually seen a Foamposite revival of sorts. The shoe is slowly getting some new colorways, and fans are extremely excited about the possibilities. Now, however, we have some official images for a special retro that fans are bound to enjoy. Below, you can find the  Nike  Air Foamposite One “Metallic Red.”