Originally released in 1982, the Air Force 1 was the first basketball trainer to use the Nike Air technology. This 2005 version, from Nike, is presented in dark army green leather with black patent leather around the perforated blue leather toebox. It also features a nylon mesh tongue, blue leather bellied swoosh branding on the sides, the famous chunky cupsole on green and black, an adjustable ankle strap and a premium leather lined inner. RETURNS POLICY: Please do not return Deadstock to size? stores. Please send to internet returns address.

When it first hit the streets in '87, the Air Force II Low were Nike's No.1 casual basketball shoe with Air technology. This special colourway of the Air Force II low is part of the Albis Pack, which pays homage to the Nike Air Terra Albis sneaker by using materials traditionally found on that shoe. This April 2005 release comes in a Black/Taxi/Chili Red/Dark Concord colourway with a textile/synthetic upper making it very lightweight. It features a mix of perforated/mesh/smooth paneling with a reinforced heel guard and contrasting midsole. This pair was made in Thailand and come in their original box. RETURNS POLICY: Please do not return Deadstock to size? stores, send to the internet returns address.

Originally released in 1985, the Dunk became the college basketball trainer of choice due the amount of colours it came in, which was perfect to match each team colours. This 2006 reissue, from Nike, is presented in a premium light grey and purple leather with orange suede detailing on the heel and a black textured sole with white speckles. They also feature a tan coloured ostrich skin styled swoosh, ripstop tongue and toebox, a woven mid quarter and a pearlescent woven inner. RETURNS POLICY: Please do not return Deadstock to size? stores. Please send to internet returns address.