Shelf Space: 10 New Sneakers Available at Flight Club Right Now

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Buy It Now, $800

Back in 2011, Concepts honored its Massachusetts’ roots by paying tribute to the state’s well-known sailing traditions. Borrowing inspiration from nautical culture, “The Kennedy” receives its cues from various flags and signposts. A size 10 recently docked at Flight Club.

Buy It Now, $6,000

Back in 2009, while people queued to catch Concepts’ “Blue Lobster” collaboration with Nike SB, the Boston-based brand blessed a few folks with an immensely rare “Yellow Lobster” rendition. Rumored to be limited to just 36 pairs, distributed mostly to Friends & Family, it remains one of the rarest pairs SBs to ever surface.

Buy It Now, $2,500

Introduced nearly a decade ago as part of Nike’s “Powerwall” at select Niketown locations, this Air Max 1 BRS is an homage to Nike’s Blue Ribbon Sports history. The entire “Powerwall” effort honored the Air Max line with a variety of eye-catching colors in limited quantities; this is one of the pairs you can find at Flight Club.

Buy It Now, $700

As customers gear up for this holiday season’s planned “Legend Blue” Jordan releases, it’s exciting to look back at the Carolina blue that inspired the new hue. This Jordan IX Retro received the “For the Love of the Game” treatment to complement the limited 2010 pack.

Buy It Now, $1,500

Despite Dwight Howard’s claim as the NBA’s modern, post-Shaq Man of Steel, this “Superman Red” Zoom LeBron III PE sample was inspired by James’ on-court abilities. There’s no phone booth around, but if you wear a 13, you can step into Flight Club for these now.

Buy It Now, $5,500

Sometimes rare just doesn’t describe something sufficiently. It’s believed that only 24 pairs were produced and distributed within Nike and to people within the Iron Maiden family. To even see a pair is an accomplishment. But if you’re a size 9, and really into the UK-based heavy metal band, you can weigh the pros and cons of owning it.

Buy It Now, $2,500

Released in 2008, this colorful Air Jordan VII Retro serves as a tribute to late Spanish artist Joan Miró, effectively fusing his work with the sneaker Michael Jordan wore during the ’92 Olympics in Miró’s native Barcelona.

Buy It Now, $285

The Flyknit Trainer Chukka effectively blends the comfort of a runner with a fall-ready aesthetic for a clean-but-tough look. Weaving together blacks, greys, and whites through its Flyknit upper, and contrasting it against a broad white swoosh and speckled midsole, this has been one of the surprise hits at Flight Club since its arrival.

Buy It Now, $700

Penny Hardaway is synonymous with all things 'Posite, and rightfully so, but the Zoom LeBron IV manages to throw King James’ name into another “best of all time” debate. This one dropped in 2007, just in time for the NBA All-Star Game.

Buy It Now, $325

It’s kind of exciting when a sneaker hits and no one saw it coming. This bright, all-pink Air Max 90 released in grade-school sizes earlier this summer, without any new running tech fused into it, and it simply popped. Maybe it’s the vivid color scheme, or its substantial leather upper, but the sneaker has been in a revolving door at Flight Club.