Limited Edition 2011 Nike Mag | Back To The Future Sneakers

Yes geeks, the day has arrived, apparently Nike decided to launch what may be said to be one of the most anticipated accessories for all the nerds and geeks around the world... NIKE MAG! They are a replicate of the original pair of Nike Air Mag’s Marty McFly wore in the Back To The Future movie, including the LED lights! This is a chance for you to own a piece of history, you will also be helping because all net proceeds from the auction sales of the 2011 Nike Mag, go directly to "The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson´s Research". The Nike Mag is limited to 150 pairs, during 10 days they will be auctioned on ebay, good luck!

VICTORINOX INOX CARBON

Victorinox Swiss Army first announced the INOX line three years ago, they have now added some more models to the rugged sports watch family. This limited edition has all the familiar INOX watch features everyone loves, such as the faceted face and case, a sandblasted finish, a reliable Swiss quartz movement, and water resistance to 200 meters, however, this limited edition has been upgraded with a space-tested carbon case that´s highly resistant to scratches, and co...
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CLAE HAMILTON

One of our favorite shoe brands Clae have just presented their new Autum/Winter Collection for 2012. Our pick is the sleek "Hamilton shoe", a clean style with an overall great look. The shoe features a low profile sole, rich pull up leathers with tonal stitching, metal eyelets and soft collar lining details. It is available in three styles, black grizzly, grizzly bark, and oxblood ruby. source You can also purchase them online from Clae´s Amazon store here...
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ENKO RUNNING SHOES

Enko is a revolutionary running shoe that further enhances your running experience, the concept is both simple and ingenious. The shoe embodies both comfort and speed, it features an innovative shock absorption system (adapted to runner´s weight) that absorbs impact for a smoother landing, offering comfort and protection for your joints. The impact energy is contained and conserved in a stride, and then released for that desired acceleration, making your running ext...
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