Well, an unasked question: "What would the Zoom Kobe IV look like if it were reincarnated as a trail runner?" has been answered. The similarities were evident to begin with, but one of the new colorways -- incorporating varsity purple and varsity maize -- makes it stupendously obvious. The answer? Not bad at all. Look for them to drop this fall. Detail shots follow.

Last February, Los Angeles-based artist Tofer Chin showed some of his amazing painting skills (view here), now he has opened a show that features his latest project: tall, triangular vibrant Blue spikes, surrounded by Black/White-striped triangles along with fluorescent lighting, to put it plainly. The show is titled Sao Paulo for ROJO®NOVA and took place at the Museum of Image & Sound. There were a handful of other notable artists featured which included Yochai Matos (Israel), Rebecca Ward (US), KRINK (US), Mulheres Barbadas (Brazil), Lolo (Argentina), Sosaku Miyazaki (Japan), and Isaac Niemand (Spain).

See more photos from Tofer's installation below then click here for further details.

When it came time to pay respect to the five boroughs of New York City, Nike called on DJ Clark Kent to design a pack of five Air Force 1 Lows, one for each borough of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Each has similar features -- "varsity jacket" wool panels and chenille Swooshes mixed with full-grain leather, metal eyelets, gum rubber outsoles, and borough-specific branding on the laces and heels -- and are just made up in different colorways. All five will drop at the Harlem House of Hoops this Saturday, July 31st. In addition, the Manhattan pair will be available at the flagship Foot Locker on 34th Street. If you're geographically challenged (i.e. don't live in the NYC area), they'll also be available online at nike.com. Act quick. Detail shots follow.

éS teams up with skate (and basketball, and pretty much anything else he wants) photographer extraordinaire Atiba Jefferson to put together this super-cool package based on the Square 2 skate shoe. The shoe itself is fairly basic, with some of Atiba's work under the clear outsole, his signature on the heel, and the film roll logo (eff digital!) embossed on the leather tongue patch. Included in the package is a book showing off the best work of his 15-year relationship with éS. (Jeez, why dontcha get married already?) Out now. Detail shots follow.

If you've been looking for that perfect bag but just can't find the right balance of quality and price then look no further. Although a litle higher on the pricing range these bags are killer. From the small details to the over-all design everything is on point. Nothing less than you could expect from Dries Van Noten. Check out more images after the jump.

Adidas teamed up with Levi Maestro to put some highlights together from the adidas adiCup this year. The winners got a trip to South Africa to see the Finals of the 2010 Fifa World Cup! The video displays a great overview to the festivities, check it out after the jump.

For vet skater Rick Howard's new pro model, the Howard Mid, Lakai teamed up with longtime humor-driven website and company umbrella Crailtap (Lakai, Girl, Chocolate, Royal, Fourstar) .The shoe comes with a suede upper and features various Crailtap artistry, like the fluffy clouds on the side, the Pink skateboard on the back heel, and the Pink/Blue Crailtap tag on the side. This is a limited edition sneaker and considering the colorway, it won't stay on shelves long.

View plenty of detailed photos below and hit up Active to order your pair today. $65