If you love black and white sneakers, check out this new pack consisting of a Nike Air Burst and Air Revolution. The Air Burst was originally released in 1994 and the Air Revolution in 1988. This pack keeps things simple and clean with black synthetic material around the toe box, on the heel and on the swoosh. These shoes are bold without being bright. The basic color combination is sure to please fans of the Air Burst or Revolution.

By keeping things simple, you can wear these kicks with just about anything. The Air Burst has slight touches of carrot orange on the tongue tab and bottom sole. These shoes are 14490 yen (about $138) and are available right now at LTD. Via High Snobiety.

This Nike Rebel Pack has two great shoes. This first we will discuss is the “Hot Lava/Rebel” Nike Air Tech Challenge III. It costs USD 95. It has the classic Andre Agassi trademark design of a Hot Lava Flaming ball. This is a high cut shoe. The main colorway is white but it has accents in grey, red and black. The white toe box is framed by a border of grey. The toe box has neat rows of holes. The tongue starts to contrast with this white by being black. The best part of the black accent is not in the shoe lace but the strap across the ankle.

We can appreciate the black and red contrast when the black shoe lace meets the red braces. The heel of the shoe has interlocking color combinations of red and grey. The Nike swoosh looks like it is a flowing dash of red from the heel down wards. That is why they named the shoe as the Hot Lava/Rebel.

The “Rebel” Nike Air Revolution is also referred to as the Air Revolution (Rebel pack). It costs around USD 100. It is a low cut shoe. The toe box is white. The black strip of accent runs all along from the front to the back heel. The hot lava is in the red Nike swoosh. I prefer this shoe.

The shoes are available from Nike.