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The Air Jordan 6 will return in a new color scheme for Spring/Summer 2016. Once again, the pair shown will be a Kids exclusive and is dressed in some bright and vibrant shades.

This pair comes dressed in White, Ghost Green, Hasta and Bright Mango. The uppers come dipped in White along with a leather construction. Ghost Green lands on the heel tab, lace lock, Jumpman branding and translucent outsole. Finally Bright Mango is seen speckled across the midsole.

Air Jordan 6 GS White Green Infrared Mango Release Date

For those interesting in purchasing the Air Jordan 6 GS ‘Bright Mango’, they will be available at Jordan Brand retailers on April 30th, 2016. Retail price will be $140. Check out a few more images below and make sure to visit for more.

Air Jordan 6 GS
Colorway: White/Ghost Green-Hasta-Bright Mango
Release Date: April 30, 2016
Retail: $140
Product Number: 384665-114

See Also: Air Jordan Release Dates

Update: We have a new image of the upcoming ‘Bright Mango’ Air Jordan 6 GS thanks to ajsole_com. This pair is set to release on April 30th.

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An ad hoc committee of Des Plaines residents is recommending a better move than the city's controversial new "Good Move" marketing slogan -- keeping the old "City of Destiny" motto.

Nike Air Max Day is coming and as you can see the brand is ramping up releases involving different Air Max models for the month of March. With that being said, two styles of the Nike Air Max 1 has been added to NikeID that represent Roger Federer and Sanya Richards Ross.

The standout point on the Roger Federer Nike Air Max 1 is the hits of Gold which is a nod to the tennis star being able to get the Gold whenever he hits the courts.

For Sanya Richards Ross, her version comes in White, Pink and Gold which is the track and field athletes favorite colors.

Although both examples shown can be created and designed via NikeID, you can also get creative with your own version of the Rodger Federer and Sanya Richards Ross Nike Air Max 1. You can see more photos of both pairs below giving you a better look, or you can head on over to NikeID now and start creating.

Originally seen on SneakerFiles: Diamond Supply x Puma Collaboration Releases on Black Friday

Diamond Supply has a pretty solid sneaker collaboration list behind them. While the clothing company also has their own footwear, they will be teaming up with Puma to release what appears to be a small collection.

Earlier, Nicky Diamonds took to Twitter to share a teaser photo of the upcoming collaboration with Puma. Shown was two popular models, the Puma Suede and Puma Clyde. There will be three different main colors used, one being the popular Tiffany hue, while another is dressed in Black and the third will have a Cream shade. Each will also have the Diamond Supply branding on the tongue.

As of now, a release date for the Diamond Supply x Puma Collection has yet to be announced but we are sure within the next days or so, we should hear something. Make sure to check back with us for additional details and photos.

Update: Diamond Supply Co. has now confirmed they will release their collaboration with Puma on Black Friday. Check out more images below.

Originally seen on SneakerFiles: Diamond Supply x Puma Collaboration Releases on Black Friday

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Whether or not it's based on an accurate design, at least one third-party case manufacturer is already producing a product assuming Apple's upcoming "iPhone 7" will indeed ditch the legacy 3.5-millimeter headphone jack.

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Block rockin’ beats.

The German Lego enthusiast responsible for building his own modular synth cases with the construction toy has graduated to making Eurorack modules.

As Synthtopia notes, Daniel Müller has shown off a number of Lego synth modules at his Flickr page, some of which are housed in his self-designed cases.

According to Müller, his creations are purely decorative at the moment, but some of the knobs can be turned. They could also be used as a blank panel for those able to wire up the insides of a Eurorack module.

Müller’s modules aren’t the only synths made out of Lego. Last year New York-based Andy Grobengieser created his own Moog-inspired models for the Lego Ideas site.

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