For the finale to our coverage of the New York Giants x Let Me Play Foundation x NIKEiD design event, we take a look at Michael Strahan's final design. Opting to use the yet to be released Air Force 25 Low, Strahan opted for a simple and classic colorway with a personal hit at the lateral heel.
 
Both the [Justin Tuck x Let Me Play x NIKEiD Air Max 90] and the Michael Strahan x Let Me Play x NIKEiD Air Force 25 Low are set to release later this year exclusively at NikeTown NYC. Proceeds from the sales of the sneakers will go to benefit the [Let Me Play Foundation].
 
To watch KATC's video interview with Michael Strahan, click [HERE]
 
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The House of Hoops in Harlem is back at it with another set of NIKEiD House of Hoops exclusive Dunks. As part of the most recent drop, NIKEiD released a "Tony the Tiger" inspired Nike Dunk High. The "Tony the Tiger" inspired NIKEiD Dunk High features a Blue Patent trim, with a White leather toebox and midpanel, and a Patent "Tony the Tiger" print heel/wings.
 
The "Tony the Tiger" inspired NIKEiD Dunk High is available now at the House of Hoops in Harlem.
 
House of Hoops

268 W 125th Street

New York, NY 10027
 
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Images via DIDITHEPEST at [NT]
 
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Continuing our feature of Michael Strahan's turn at designing sneakers at NIKEiD for the Let Me Play Foundation, we present Part II of this ongoing feature. In this Part II, MaZe and Michael Strahan, with guest appearances from Justin Tuck and DJ Clark Kent, sit down to talk about his NIKEiD Let Me Play sneakers, the New York Giants Super Bowl win, and of course, his future with the G-Men.
 
This video feature has been added to the WKATC Playlist and can be watched by clicking on the playlist entry.
 
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In addition to releasing the "1984 Olympics" Nike Blazer Low, Nike also release the "1984 Olympics" Nike Trainer Dunk High at US Tier-Zero accounts. Utilizing the most eclectic mix of materials and colors that we have ever seen on a Trainer Dunk, the "1984 Olympics" Nike Trainer Dunk High features feature White smooth leather with a Metallic Silver rings pattern, a Patent Woodgrain trim, a Grey Nubuck eyelet and Grey Nubuck strap, a Metallic Silver Swoosh, and a Red interior.
 
The "1984 Olympics" Nike Trainer Dunk High is available now at domestic Tier-Zero accounts.
 
All Pics Taken at [NORT/Recon]
 
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Continuing their "Vintage Be True" Pack, Nike recently released the classic "Georgetown Hoyas" Nike Terminator. Like the "Vintage Be True" Nike Dunks before it, the "Hoyas" Terminator has received the vintage treatment. Not as vintage looking as the Dunk set with their tears and stains, the "Vintage Hoyas" Nike Terminator appears broken in with a moderate amount of wear.
 
The Vintage Georgetown Hoyas Nike Terminator has popped up at quickstrike accounts in Europe and will be on it's way to the US soon.
 
Images via [Grandism]
 
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Though initially rumored to be a China only release, the "1984 Olympics" Pack dedicated to China's Zhu Jianhua recently hit Tier-Zero accounts in the US. Inspired by Zhu Jianhua's setting of the World Record in the High Jump during the 1984 Olympics, the 1984 Olympics Nike Blazer Low features a White Leather upper with perforated Stars, a Yellow Swoosh, a Blue Patent hit at the toe and heel tab, and Blue/Gold star print laces.The "1984 Olympics Nike Blazer Low" is available now at Nike Tier Zero accounts.
 
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