Brendan Dunne 
Nike has taken the VaporMax and put a spin on it that resembles the DT Max and is known as the Black Sheep x Nike Air Max 360 BB Low Filament Neo Lime “Paid in Full” might have hit a legal snag on the way to its retail release. As of now, the skate shop that the sneakers come from is cancelling the release and putting it out there that “we cannot comment any further”. In addition, the sneakers have been pulled from Nike’s official release calendar. Reading between the lines, it seems likely that the over-the-top Gucci imprint on the design caught the attention of the folks of the luxury house, stirring them to take intermission. Remember, this isn’t the first time a Nike SB Dunk seemingly inspired by the high-end brand was cancelled. Read Black Sheep Skate Shop’s official statement below and stay tuned to Urlfreeze News to see if the Black Sheep x Nike Air Max 360 BB Low Filament Neo Lime “Paid in Full” nike air force 1 canvas wmns summer 2008 sample.
via Black Sheep
We are very sorry to announce that, unqualified immediately, the release of the Black Sheep x Nike Air Max 360 BB Low Filament Neo Lime Premium has been cancelled. All unsold pairs have already been returned. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience, and thank you for your continued support. We cannot comment any further at this time, so no calls or emails please.
