Style: 684722-001

Color: Black/Black-Dark Ash-Pht Blue

Price: $160

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You know what I like? I like things that are made by combining two seemingly different entities into one, like a spork or, the home of the spork, a combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell. It takes the familiar and makes it interesting, like this Air Max 90 Sneakerboot for instance. The leather and mesh upper retains the classic look of the Air Max 90, with Photo Blue and Volt accents providing a respite from the black on black coloring that dominates the design. When you get down to the sole the classic Max 90 air bubble is still there, but it's now surrounded by an Icy Photo Blue and Volt sole thick enough to handle anything Old Man Winter can conjure up. Nike's got that old school style on a new school look that covers all your winter needs. Thats a combo I can definitely get behind.

Philadelphia and Cleveland each made a statement against a division rival, while Dallas made a statement against the defending Super Bowl champs. Aaron Rogers can’t be stopped, J.J. Watt can’t be contained, and Joe Flacco put the Ravens on his back-o. We cover all the NFL action – including a tie! – in this week’s Roundup

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Most people tend to associate the holiday season with giving and receiving gifts from their friends and family, and that is great, but the feeling in your heart when you help a child in an extreme situation experience the joy of Christmas is the greatest gift of all. That is why City Blue is proud to be participating in a toy drive with Catholic Philadelphia Outreach to benefit children living in deep poverty. From now until December 16 we will be collecting new or like-new toys at our South Street location (at the corner of 6th and South Street). The toys do not need to be wrapped, but they do need to be in great condition. All toys will be donated by Catholic Philadelphia Outreach to homeless children from the North Philadelphia and Kensington area who are living with their families in the shelter system. 

Philadelphia is number 1 for large cities in the United States with people living in deep poverty. Deep poverty is defined as living at 50% BELOW the poverty line. There are approximately 160,000 people currently living in this condition in Philadelphia. Imagine trying to raise your family on, at best, $7000 a year. Impossible. Catholic Philadelphia Outreach is a charity organization seeking to bring needed clothing, appliances, and basic necessities to the poorest in Philadelphia. They are in need of funds to provide used small appliances, furniture, clothing, and toys to those living in deep poverty.

If you would like to help but are unable to make it to our South Street store before December 16, visit http://www.gofundme.com/e379k8 to make a donation directly to Catholic Philadelphia Outreach. They will translate your donation into goods that they will document from purchase to delivery. Thank you for reaching out to give the gift of kindness this holiday season.

For more information about Catholic Philadelphia Outreach visit their facebook page.

Philadelphia and Cleveland each made a statement against a division rival, while Dallas made a statement against the defending Super Bowl champs. Aaron Rogers can’t be stopped, J.J. Watt can’t be contained, and Joe Flacco put the Ravens on his back-o. We cover all the NFL action – including a tie! – in this week’s Roundup

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Following in the footsteps of his former Kansas teammate, Andrew Wiggins, Joel Embiid, the Sixers' top pick in this year's draft, has inked a deal with Adidas. Adidas also announced that it signed Marcus Smart, the sixth overall pick this year. Add those signing to Wiggins and Dante Exum, the first and fourth overall pick respectively, and Adidas has locked down four of the top six picks. In a U.S. basketball market that is currently dominated by Nike and its offshoot, Jordan Brand, grabbing young talent is essential for Adidas to begin making a dent. Hopefully for the German company, these players will blossom into the next crop of NBA stars.