Do the Right Thing...

Unlike AIG, Nike seems to be doing the right thing by releasing the "Do the Right Thing" pack based on (in my opinion) the best Spike Lee film ever made. If you don't know about the flick than I suggest you netflix that bad boy. The pack consists of retro Air Jordan 1's in two colorways, one in metallic red (shown) and one in green. In the inside and on the tongue of the kicks are colors from the movie. Jordan will be releasing matching clothing as well. These won't be due until July. Pics and info:Weekly Drop

See this is what happens when you make new friends..

especially if they work at a sneaker store. My new friend Marc who works at Training Camp (Sholom Marc!!) has sent me a pic of a the Jordan 1's in a all blue colorway. It's leather and suede mix and it's only in women sizes. Pick your pair up at Training Camp.

Manhattan:
1079 6th Ave (41st St.)
NY, NY 10018
212-921-4330

25 W. 45th St. (between 5th & 6th Ave)
NY, NY 10036
212-840-7842

1412 Broadway (39th St.)
NY, NY 10018
212-398-3930

Brooklyn:
1498 Rockaway Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11236
718-257-2087

Staten Island
1351 Forest Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10304
718-273-9689

530 Bay St.
Staten Island, NY 10304
718-876-6383

Staten Island Mall
2655 Richmond Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-370-2893

Jordan 1 Doernbecher 2008

This year, 16-year-old Tony Taylor Jr. aka Mr. Boober, a Nephrotic Syndrome and a kidney transplant survivor, got the chance to design his very own Air Jordan 1 sneaker. Last year a 16-year-old design some Jordan 2. Mr. Boober's design is 1 of 4 that will release on November 14th.




The black/blue color scheme represents his success with the battle against kidney disease, while the contrasting yellow and number 15 honor his favorite player, Carmelo Anthony. Below the number 15 is the date he received his kidney transplant and below that are four stars which represent his high school’s mascot, the Generals. The palm trees along the midsole resemble the Bahamas.
Pics and info via solecollector.com.