Woolrich & nanamica 60/40 Mountain Parka
A crisp looking parka from Japanese brand nanamica and the US of A's Woolrich. Winter isn't over just yet. [High Snobiety]
Nike MVPuppets: The Handshake
The Nike MVPuppets are at it again; this time with Zydrunas Ilgauskas and George "Iceman" Gervin. [The Smoking Section]
LaCie intros iPad and MacBook bags
New sleeves for your MacBook and soon to be released iPad from LaCie. [Macworld]
2011 BMW X5
Jay-Z said he gives them to baby mommas but don't let it stop you from checking these new turbo charged BMW X5's. [Dub Daily]
All Super Bowl Movie Trailers
If you were busy actually watching the Super Bowl, here are all the film trailers you missed. [The Awesomer]

If you've avoided LeBron James' Nike Air Max LeBron VII because the 360-soled beast is more shoe than you'll ever need, you may be in luck. The Zoom LeBron VII Post Season, scheduled to drop at the end of March, replaces the pillowy 360 midsole with a stripped-down, carbon-reinforced Zoom version, while retaining much of the same style on the upper (although not the huge triangular metal eyelets up top). Hopefully, they won't burn your house down. Detail shots below.

Play Cloths' Spring 2010 collection has just been released to retailers and a part of it is this new fitted. The hat comes only in this heather grey/red colorway with "Play" embroidered on the front, red bill, and exclamation point logo on the back. Look out for this cap soon in stores and at Play Cloths' online store.

Honestly? We're a little skeptical. When yet another company reveals yet another full-length cushioning -slash- energy-return midsole/outsole, we have to wonder: What is this going to improve more? The runner's experience, or the company's recognizability? After all, now we're being told that the best cushioning might be no cushioning at all. Reebok's full-length ZigTech midsole purportedly transfers energy from the heel forward with every stride -- which would certainly be beneficial to runners (and other athletes, who presumably will get their own shoes in due turn). The bright midsole is fused to a minimalist nylon upper. The initial drop looks to be a big one, as there are already a ton of colorways -- both men's and women's -- on display. Look for them around March 1st. And make up your own mind. Detail shots follow.

Yes, technically these Zoom Kobe Vs aren't totally black -- the toecap and eyestays are dark grey, and there are hits of purple on the outsole -- but barring an ID pair, they're as close to all black e'rything as you can get. No release date yet, but they're coming. We promise. Check another angle below.

These new messenger bags were created by Bape for their S/S Collection. The bags have a tech-look to them featuring a reflective stripe on the flap with the slogan "Ape Shall Never Kill Ape" across the stripe. "BAPE" also appears on the bottom of the bag. Look out for these now at all Bape stores.

For Gourmet's first collaborative design effort, the premium footwear company teamed up with esteemed California-based retailer UNDFTD. Combining SoCal casual with Italian luxury, the pair utilized the popular high-top Quattro silhouette and gave it a simple color-blocking treatment to create a simple, yet elegant shoe. The shoes feature a white linen printed full grain leather upper with black midsoles, tongue and lining. The shoes also come with four cotton coiled red laces for an added splash of color, as well as extra laces in black, white, or royal blue.

Available at all UNDFTD chapters and select US retailers on Feb. 15th. The rest of the world will have to wait until Feb. 22nd to get their hands on these.

[Via Gourmet]

Hall of Fame will be releasing these 59Fifty New Era's in black and navy. The hats, made out of a fleece material, have "FAME" embroidered across the front and "SPORT" across the back. Accompanying the hats are also the "FAME" t-shirts available in four colorways. This release will be exclusively released on Saturday, January 30th in-store and in their online store. Individual pictures of each piece can be seen after the jump.

Hall Of Fame
449 N. Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
ph. (323) 655-6002