I CAN PLAY THESE Dior Homme presents from their Spring/Summer 2011 Collection the new Sweat High Sneaker. The sneaker features a mix of white leather and fleece on the upper, with accents set in navy leather and red. Overall a clean looking summer high top, now available from Restir.
THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PAIRS The ‘Playoff’ 13s from Michael Jordan’s last title get their first retro treatment later this month. Fresh off another big All-Star weekend for Team Jordan, let’s go back in time to the 1998 All-Star game. Michael Jordan took home the game’s MVP award after notching an impressive 23-point, 6-rebound and 8-dime performance. He also debuted a new black/true red-white colorway of the Air Jordan XIII. That year MJ led his Chicago team to their sixth championship in eight years, averaging a league-leading 32.4 points per game in the playoffs, often rocking the black/true red-white AJ XIII while on the road. Since then, this colorway has been dubbed the ‘Playoff’ XIII. These classics hit shelves on February 26, 2011.
DAMN!!!!! 92 INCH AND THE PRICE AINT THAT BAD It used to be that you had to choose between installing a projector in your house or settling for a smaller screen. Not so with the Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D Home Cinema TV ($6,000). Powered by DLP technology, this gargantuan screen features a built-in 3D emitter, four HDMI inputs, Bluetooth for audio streaming, multiple speakers, rear speaker and subwoofer outputs, the Jade user interface, and a 120Hz sub-frame refresh rate.
MORE GOODIES FOR ALL STAR Available during NBA All-Star Weekend, the G-Shock x Jordan Brand collection features three watches: an electric blue DW6900CB-2, a fire engine red DW6900CB-4 and a stealth black on black GD100B-1. Each timepiece is emblazoned with the iconic Jordan Jumpman logo and can be found at Footaction retailers this weekend.
DEFINITELY FOR YOUR HOUSE Filling your man cave with retro arcade games is all well and good, but they take up a lot of space for something that only plays one game, and tend not to blend in so well. Both of these issues are resolved in these Arcade Game Tables ($3,000-$3,400). Available in Classic, Custom Classic, and modern Stealth models, these cocktail-style tables offer LCD screens, high-quality joysticks, buttons, and sound systems and built-in libraries of classic games.