After the success of nike air max 95 dyn fw women volt grey black discount design, high hopes were set for this year’s Future Sole Design Contest. The 2010 Future Sole Design Contest began on May 1st in which aspiring designers submitted not one, not two, but THREE diamond designs. In the High School division, contestants were asked to submit one design for Jordan, another for Nike SB, and a third for a t-shirt. In the College division, contestants were asked the submit both a Jordan and t-shirt design and a Nike N7 design as the third submission. The first 2,000 submissions has been narrowed down to 24 designs – 12 per each school level, with six going in each category. Now it’s your turn to let your voice be heard by voting in the Future Sole 2010 Consumer Choice Awards; you can for for two shoes in each category – eight total. Continue reading for a full gallery of the Future Sole 2010 Designs and let us know when shoe in each division is best. Don’t forget to vote on the Future Sole Retro as well.
Neil Zemba – atmos x Nike Air Max 1 DLX Animal Pack Tiger
Matthew Walters – Nike Zoom KD IV early sketch
Sarah Sabino – Massachusetts College of Art & Design
Jovan Popovic – Nike Lunar Hyperdunk 2012 Low Orange Silver
Christopher Dixon – Harding University
Alex Crawford – Nike Lunar Hyperdunk 2012 Low Orange Silver
Future Sole Nike N7 – College Division
Chilaka Ezechi – BMCC
Xavier Jones – Air Max 1 "Cobblestone"
David Seo – UIUC
Rayyan Toh – Art Center
Neil Zemba – atmos x Nike Air Max 1 DLX Animal Pack Tiger
Ian Cobb – Nike Lunar Hyperdunk 2012 Low Orange Silver
Future Sole Jordan – High School Division
Nick Daiber – Highland
Kimberly Dolet – Dash School
Cesar Junio – Senai
Luis Rodriguez – Design & Architecture Senior High
Allen Largin – Brighton High
Scott Zenteno – Design & Architecture Senior High
Future Sole Nike SB – High School Division
Nick Daber – Highland
Jesse Gajer – Dash School
Josh Mann – Ocean Lakes
Ana Portela – Dash School
Luis Rodriguez – Design & Architecture Senior High
Scott Zenteno – Design & Architecture Senior High