#Nike Air Max CB

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Nike Air Max 2 CB '94

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passed, then came to my senses

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Footwear| Nike Revitalizes The Charles Barkley's w/ "Triple White" Air Max CB 34 Release

Footwear design powerhouse Nike has revived one of their more iconic silhouettes from one of NBA’s most known names. Charles Barkley and his Nike Air Max CB 34’s have created a namesake in fashion and Nike has finally decided to reissue the design. Flushed in white, the “Triple White” Air Max CB 34’s return with full glory and amazement. The sneakers are doused in a pristine white from the…

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Nike Air Max CB 94

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Take a First Look at the Nike Air Max CB 94 "Black/Dark Charcoal" https://sneakerscartel.com/take-a-first-look-at-the-nike-air-max-cb-94-black-dark-charcoal/

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Nike Air Max CB '94 Surfaces in "Dark Smoke Grey"

Ehhh, not a fan of them but nevermind what I think. Expect an early 2024 release. $170 USD

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Charles Barkley: The Sneaker Game-changer

In the world of sports, there are athletes who go beyond their game and become absolute legends.

Well, Charles Barkley is one of those icons. Sure, he had mad skills on the basketball court, but his impact reached further than that.

Charles Barkley quickly became a household name in basketball. The guy was a beast! He had insane athleticism and played with such power that they nicknamed him "The Round Mound of Rebound." But you know what? It wasn't just his game that had people talking—it was his style and personality, too.

In 1993, Nike dropped a gamechanger in the sneaker world—the Air Force Max. This shoe was all about Barkley. It perfectly captured his larger-than-life persona and his dominating style of play. Think vibrant colors, a mid-cut design, and an in-your-face Air unit.

The Air Force Max became an instant fan favorite, setting the stage for Barkley's impact on sneaker culture.

Fast word to 1993, when Barkley starred in a commercial that had everybody buzzing. He boldly declared, "I am not a role model."

Whoa, talk about making a statement! This campaign sparked a whole lot of debate about what athletes should represent. But you know what? Barkley's candidness and fearlessness only made him more intriguing. Sneaker obsessed folks everywhere were drawn to his rebellious spirit and unique perspective.

Nike saw the opportunity and ran with it. In 1994, they launched the Barkley signature line. These kicks were all about capturing Barkley's style and personality while delivering killer performance. We're talking about iconic models like the Nike Air Max2 CB '94, Nike Air Max CB34, and Nike Air Max CB 94 Low. These had distinct designs, visible Air units, and colors that screamed attitude.

Sneakerheads went wild, and the Barkley line became an absolute must-have for collectors.

Barkley wasn't just a basketball star or a sneaker icon. He was a cultural force. His unapologetic self-expression and refusal to conform to societal norms struck a chord with fans. He inspired folks to embrace their individuality and not be afraid to stand out.

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Le retour des Nike Air CB 34

Près de 10 ans depuis leur dernière édition, les Air Max CB 34, l’une des paires portée par Charles Barkley lors de ses années en NBA, vont faire leur retour. De quoi continuer le retour de la tendance basketball dans les sneakers. Alors que le modèle n’a pas été réédité par Nike depuis 2016, les premières fuites dont état d’une réédition du modèle, avec une sortie prévue au mois de Juillet…

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage NIKE AIR MAX 2 CB 94 Size 10.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: NIKE BARKLEY POSITE MAX "PHOENIX" Suns 555097-581 COURT PURPLE size Men’s 10.

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Marge still at large.

January 22, 2024

The Washington, DC headquarters of the Democratic National Committee is located just off South Capitol Street, at the corner of Canal and Ivy Streets in the southeast section of the city. At around 1:00 p.m. on January 6, 2021, just as the Trump-incited MAGA mob was beginning to breach police barricades around the US Capitol, agents from the FBI and ATF were called to investigate an explosive device that had been found right outside the DNC's doors.

This was only 30 minutes after a passerby reported the presence of a similar pipe bomb at the back of the nearby Capitol Hill Club, an exclusive social club for GOPers located next door to the Republican National Committee headquarters at 1st and D, but which the media still continue to refer to erroneously as "the RNC pipe bomb." According to a CBS News report, while neither device actually detonated, the FBI said they were both "viable" and posed a danger to the public.

Authorities determined from surveillance cameras that the bombs had been placed the evening before between 7:30 and 8:30. But who was the bomber? Investigators made public video footage showing a suspect (pictured above, looking strangely familiar) walking through the Capitol Hill neighborhood around the time the devices were believed to have been planted. They also published a description of what the person was wearing: a facemask, glasses, gloves and a gray hooded sweatshirt.

Internet sleuths on social media were quick to point out a startling resemblance between the mystery suspect and Georgia congresswoman and MAGA troll Marjorie Taylor Greene. This likeness extends from the almost identical way she walks to the bomber's Nike Air Max Speed shoes she's also known to wear.

Greene, of course, has (sorta, kinda) denied being the pipe bomber: "Here is a perfect example of one of many absolutely stupid conspiracy theories about me." And maybe even protests a tad too much: "You have to be a completely delusional moron to believe this. Laughable and pathetic."

Meanwhile, the FBI — having conducted over 1,100 interviews, collected over 39,000 video files and assessed nearly 600 tips — says it's continuing to investigate. And is even offering a $500,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible. Declares Greene,

The FBI can’t find the pipe bomber? This is ridiculous! This shows you that the FBI doesn’t care about finding the pipe bomber because they know exactly who the pipe bomber is.

They probably do. And are just deciding whether to arrest a sitting member of Congress.