The 25 Best Sneakers From Nike iD's Tumblr

Shoe: Nike P-Rod 5 Mid

With basketball sneakers and runners getting all the love, it was good to see Nike show some love to the skaters, offering the P-Rod 5s (among many others) on iD. Take a look at Micah's Instagram and you can see homie is a student of the skate shoe, and when he put together his own he did a good-ass job.

Shoe: Nike Cortez

The Cortezs go back four decades and have become a staple in American footwear. With such a long life span though we really haven't seen Nike get too crazy with colorways and designs — so when they offered the timeless silhouette as part of the iD program people were excited. Essmei took the classic runners and put her her spin making them apple green — dope concept and they looked amazing. Gum soles are always a good choice.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 90 Premium

Nike Found trolls the streets looking for people who incorporate The Swoosh into their everyday style. When they ran across these premium Air Max 90s in the tonal coral colorway they instantly became one of our favorites.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 180

No doubt the All-Star "Galaxy" pack release contributed to David's look here. The Air Max 180 options allowed him to put out a dope black and pink feel without looking too College Dropout forced. We realize part of the appeal to these is the Instagram filter, but ill kicks nonetheless.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 1

Being really into photography and streetwear will always have you messing around creatively. Marci Boy's use of colorblocking on the best Nike shoe to remix is a dope look — we could see these getting a lot of hype for a summer pack.

Shoe: Nike Dunk High

It's been a minute since the Niners have been on top of the league, so when they started slaying foes it was cool to rep the squad on the regular without having to rock the jersey. Issa killed the combo of the San Fran red and gold and with the classic Dunk model he really couldn't lose.

Shoe: Nike Air Force 1

San Francisco knows how to cook up some dope one-of-ones. Shelbtron used influences from the varisty jacket craze incorporating the wool feel on the upper with colors that seem like they would match up with you high school letterman perfectly.

Shoe: Nike Zoom KD IV

A Heat fan turned? Marcus decided to iD the latest from KD's line instead of taking his turn at Bron-Bron's 9s and the final outcome was clean and icey. We see he grabbed general releases of the other LeBron 9s including the Elites, though — loyalty.

Shoe: Nike Blazer

The U! Los Knows iDs — check his Tumblr page, he really does. Between his other Nikes and New Balances, this was the pair that really stood out. The Blazer was the perfect canvas for the Hurricanes-inspired (and something else inspired, judging from the IDs) casual kicks and the execution on them was flawless.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 1

Reppin' Tallahassee, the kicks back is about that sneaker life. Showcasing the skills of design exceeds the talent of stacking boxes you copped at Foot Locker, and when they put in work on the classic AM1s the outcome was on point for a chill day in Florida State.

Shoe: Nike Zoom Kobe VII Supreme

No doubt the "Nerf" KD IVs were on everyone's "best of" list for 2011. We have already seen custom champ Mache design a LeBron 9 for Wale and Xavier did a sick job with the same concept on the Kobe VIIs.

Shoe: Nike LeBron 9

The new trend from Nike has been allowing iDs of sneakers as soon as the first true colorway hits the pavement. When they offered Foamposite material inserts for the new LeBron 9s, people either loved or hated the concept. Eric Price's execution was pretty sick — we might need a few extra shots of these.

Shoe: Nike Zoom Kobe VI

You know J.R. Smith's Nike iD work has been nothing but kold game, so when Johnny used our man as motivation to try and cook up his own Kobe VIs, he went to the right place.

Shoe: Nike Dunk High Premium

Sometimes less is more, and when Melissa used the all-black-everything approach to the Dunk Premiums they came out really ill. The white laces give them some extra swag, sharing similarities with the "Bin 23" Air Jordan Vs. We fuck with these sneakerly.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 1

Yo, not that Pete Rock — at least we don't think. The mesh of the grey, silver, and red remind us of the classic Air Max '97 cororway, only the same use of colors throughout the upper actually may fit the AM1 better. These get the nod.

Shoe: Nike Free Run 2

With a pretty legit collection of Jordans and other classic Nikes we have to tip our hat to the girl, she got game. When titoocee decided to mock up a pair of her own Nike runners the bright kicks guaranteed she would break necks during her jog on campus.

Shoe: Nike Air Force 1

The Nike Dunk "Wu-Tang" is one the illest sneakers The Swoosh has dropped to date and this 24-year old took inspiration from the look and made a yin and yan type Air Force One with the same Killah Bees theme in mind. We know Nike has taken a few cues from previous Bespoke cook-ups, they may want to take this into consideration for an actual release. The contrast stitching is the perfect finishing touch.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 1

If you peep Adam's Instagram page, dude knows about sneakers with a diverse look of Nikes, Jordans, and ASICS — aside from grabbing up some general drops and retro grails he takes a lot of pride in creating his own look. The speckled outsole with the multiple blue shades and pink accents looks really sick.

Shoe: Nike Air Force One

You already know our dude Clark Kent is serious when it comes to his shoes. Who else gets a one-of-two Knicks Foamposite alongside Spike Lee? Beside getting mad exclusives, he has been known to cook up some Bespokes that get the internets talking and when photos of his "Bred" colored AF1s surfaced it was another W for the sneaker game's heavyweight champ.

Shoe: Nike Air Max 90

Inspired by the now-signature "Stash" mix of blues and greys that the NYC graf legend splashed his Air Maxes with, Fuser86 (private account) went for replication and did a solid job on these AM90s.

Shoe: Air Jordan 2012

The Jordan 2012 was much more about performance than street wear, but when RDQLUS got a hold of the iDs right after it went live he did a great job killing two colorways with UNC blue and Space Jam XI inspirations.

Shoe: Nike LeBron 9

First of all we have to give props on the name, after the conversion his 63 cents does trump Curtis Jackson in value. Back to the subject at hand — when Yen got his hands on the LeBron 9 iD he wanted a part two to the LeBron 8 Low "Sprites" that quickly flew off shelves last summer. In the end dude may have put out a better product than the originals.

Shoe: Nike Air Force 1

Once Nike made the elephant print available for use, that was the talk of the new wave of Air Force 1s. Jonas did a sick job balancing the upper with a Air Max 90 "Infrared" look without duplicating it exactly, adding that Jordan touch that means so much.

Shoe: Nike Dunk Low

Chicago stand up! Sonny's kicks are proper and while some people may have missed out on the "Pre-heat" LeBron 8s, instead of chasing them for $1,000+ he decided to make his own via the Nike Dunk Low canvas. We have seen these done with a few custom Jordans and some iD AF1s, these might be the dopest yet.

Shoe: Nike LeBron 9

Over the past few years, hockey's popularity has surged in the states — only not in the footwear game so much, since we still haven't seen anyone rock a pair of signature skates in the streets. Enter LRJ23. The avid Canucks fan decided to show his loyalty to the team with a pair of his favorite basketball digs, making these a LeBron 9 that would likely sell out on release day (and give new meaning to the term "icy").