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Tired of Elephant Print yet? Well, if you happen adidas superstar to be one of the few that isn t, the folks over at Nike Sportswear are gearing up to drop the Elephant Print Nike Foamposite Pro sometime in the near future. While the rumor mill is running rampant with murmurs of a Fall arrival, its clear that things are about to get rather interesting in the months to come. Having already shared a few previews and image updates, we ve got some closer shots for all of you sneakerheads to take a look at. With the previously mentioned print taking full control of the models wavy build, a dab of orange on the tongue tab and pink about sole make these one of the most flamboyant takes on the Foamposite Pro to date. Has the graphic trend run its course? Or will these be an instant cop? Check out the new shots and be sure to sound off in the comments section below.

Just in case the first Camo Nike KD VI wasn t enough for adidas zx flux you GS sneakerheads, Nike has apparently created another version. In taking your very first look at this Green Camo colorway, you ll notice the crisp green camouflage graphic that wraps itself around the shoes entire upper. Pair that with some orange accents, and you have a release that is noticeably brighter than the first go around. As you adidas superstar metal toe can see, this latest take on the KD VI GS is already popping up at retailers, so keep your eyes peeled while you re out in the streets breaking bread. With all the heat scheduled to release this weekend, could these pull off the upset and knock off one of your higher seeded options? Peep another look after the jump and let us know how you feel about this drop.

As the month of May slips by, adidas Originals is beginning to release their latest round-up of FIFA World Cup footwear, in addition to previous releases, like the adidas Skateboard Futebol pack. This next collection arrives in a dramatic, competition-driven theme, instead of focusing on each team s adidas superstar slip on colorway; a nice change from previous collections. The adidas Originals Battle Pack collection uses classic adidas sneaker models and puts them in black and white graphic prints paired with orange accents. The graphics that cover the Stan Smith Lows, Superstar 80s, Samba, Rivalry His and ZX 5000 RSPN were inspired by the emotion and excitement building up among soccer fans as the World Cup Brazil 2014 approaches. Bold orange accents makes appearances throughout all of the sneakers with the help of tongue and heel tabs, and branding. Each of these sneakers has a matching soccer cleat, as well.

With the custom sneaker market literally flowing with an assortment of options, it s a true rarity when we discover an original concept that hasn t been thought of. Remember those blue Air Jordan V BAPE Camo customs Mr. Geniuss did a few weeks ago? Well now, he s back with a classic adidas model, incorporating the elephant print that was made popular by Jordan Brand. The adidas Originals Superstar Elephant Print customs by The Evil Geniuss see an all over application of elephant print, in grey and black, on the uppers. Keeping things as minimal as possible, Geniuss chose to stick with the stark white leather of the triple stripes on the midfoot and soles for a simple and clean sneaker creation. Lacing and the ankle collars are also white, pulling these shoes together to completion! These are some of the cleanest shelltoes that have graced my screen in months, but they re only adidas zx flux mens a 1-of-1 custom. Don t fight it, there s no denying The Evil Geniuss skill set when it comes to knocking out customs!

For its latest ZX 630 silhouette adidas Originals is dressing it up with very bold and vibrant colors. Dressed in a combination of Blue and Zest Red, the upper is covered in a buttery suede and mesh. Completing the sneaker is the cushy EVA midsole, a rubber outsole for traction, a Kevlar TORISON bar, external heel clip and graduated midsole. The adidas Originals ZX 630 Blue is available now at select adidas retailers including Wish ATL for $80.