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Hello again people!
Being a fan of trainers I thoguht I'd show you all some that should be available soon as well as some limited edition ones. I'm constantly trying to increase my collection but being a student that ain't easy. As it stands I have 13 pairs but then saying that I probably only wear about 5 of them regularly. The next pair I'm looking to get are the Air Force 1 in black and university blue thats featured in the slide show below or maybe get my friend to customise my own Air Forces.

Here is a selection of new trainers that should be available soon. First up we have the some white Air Force 1's which feature a crocodile print. The second image just shows limited edition Sony Playstation Air Forces which has been produced as a result of the release of the PS3 (good move Sony but these trainers are soooooo ugly!). Next up we have the AF1's in black with a touch of university blue. I don't know why but I quite like these even though the blue is a bit too bright for my liking. The next pic isn't exactly a trainer more an award that was presented to Damon Dash for his affiliation with Pro Keds. The idea to have a trainer with that many diamonds seems a bit silly but as an award I'd say its one of the most original I've seen. Finally, the signiture trainer of basketball phenom Lebron James. His last signiture shoe had at least 10 different colors and it looks like these new ones will surpass that. The basketball season has just started and I've already seen 4 different colors of these trainers. These are the all-star version of his trainers.


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I've added a guest book to my blog which can be found in the sub menu on the right. I've started proceedings just to test it but I'd like you lot to put messages in there. Put in whatever you want. music requests, what you think of my blog....anything! Make sure you include your email so I can get back to you.

Erm....what else to put up on here??? I know;

Here's a streetballer from the And1 crew. His name's Air Up There and possibly one of the first ever to perform this dunk. He really knows how to throw it down and he's only 6 foot 2.
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I was fortunate enough to see And1 when they rolled out their world tour about 2 or 3 years ago and they passed through London. The place was packed out!!! The show itself was OK, some nice dunks, alley-oops etc. I remember at the end when everyone lined up to get their autographs some of the players decided to go early. I don't have the photos of the night here with me but when I get back home I'll create a slideshow for you.

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