See the Nike 110 shoe with us after the break and best of luck to you if you're planning on hunting them down  you might have some luck on eBay .Air Max fans don't have much to complain about in 2014, as there are a wealth of original styles available at nearly every turn. No doubt one of the most anticipated is the Nike Air Max 93 , a shoe that was able to build a little buzz over the past year via the Size? exclusives program.

Ignoring the detailed back stories for a minute, this duo keeps it original with the white leather/mesh base and the 90s-bright accenting. Take a look at these first up pairs, which should be arriving for Nike 110S July, and tell us in the comments if you'll be lacing up some AM93s this summer.Does a suit-and-tie outfit match well with a pair of sneakers? Nike certainly thinks so as we get another look at the upcoming "Suit & Tie" Nike Air Max 110 Pack featuring the Air Max Lunar90 Premium.

This isn't the first time we've seen the graphic arrive on either model, but this is definitely an original take with minute coloring to help each pair stand out. Stay tuned for a release date and grab more images after the click.Still no US arrival for the Nike Air Tech Challenge II "Poison Green" ? It's very possible that the sneakers will end up without a concrete release date, as even the special editions Nike Air Max 90 Flyknit like the "Wimbledon" have been sort of slippery on that front.

Time and time again we've seen them dress up the silhouette in a plethora of premium suedes and leathers to convince us that the shoe was indeed a vintage reincarnation and nostalgia should return in waves. But don't count out the silhouette's ability to transform over time. Afterall, the shoe was originally a basketball shoe, then a skate shoe, then a lifestyle go-to. Here we see a WMNS release in a stripped down, bare-bones view that takes a triangular, rubberized geometric form.

Catch more photos after the break.The Nike Flyknit Roshe Run has been busy as of late, and one of the standout looks for Spring 2015 has to be this Volt creation. The combination of Electric Green here helps out on the two-toned Natural Motion midsole while black branding adds to Nike Air Max 90 Ultra the classic look. This isn't the first time that Volt and Flyknit have created an enticing offering and it definitely won't be the last.

One interesting revelation is the full-length visible Zoom Air unit, seen in shoes like the LeBron 10 and KD 6 Elite, and a newly designed traction on the outsole. A release date hasn't been set and no word on an actual release, so stay tuned to Sneaker News for the latest on this interesting new sneaker.Now that KD is sticking with Nike for good, expect the frequency of KD 7 colorways to be amped up.