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The Lebron Zoom Soldier. Best shoe ever. Even better than the Hyperdunks or the Lebrons, or any shoe Nike makes at this moment. 

I was hoping for vintage Nike Running ads from the 70s.

Google the Nike SB Blazer Mid. It's much more noticeble on the SB version. 

Nike Triple Pumper, only a sample was made, I think Has three pumps, one in the ankle, one in the insole and another on the tongue. The one in the insole pumps the outsole into a full Air Shox system, a cross between Shox and Air. The upper is made out of some really flexible material, with a...

Nike Flyknit. Still pretty new. 

SBs have more durable material, Zoom Air insole, modified outsole pattern, a lace guard, kevlar laces, puffy tongue and some extra heel padding. Catering more towards skateboarding. 

They are expensive as the technology of integrated + technology is still new. So don't be surprised if there is still some issues, especially with the Hyperdunk+ 2012s. 

Nice job on those too, but well, weird design. 80s and early 90s shoes are more flat and simple, and then the mid 90s came and everything went curvy........

Blazer Mids do exist, and it seems only the back heel is a bit lower than the normal Blazer His.  http://www.nicekicks.com/tag/nike-blazer-mid/

It's quite unlikely Nike will release any of the Pump shoes complete with the Pump systems. It wasn't a success, and the Pump system was ****, compared to Reebok. 

Still, finding any of the Pump shoes in good condition today would be a nightmare, both on the time and wallet. 

Any other pictures? Of side or sole, maybe? 

It's only dope to you. Just because you don't like the current colourways, doesn't mean other people don't like them as well. 

Not bad, but could do with some new colors. 

No, unfortunately, they run true to size. 

I've never understood the practice of not lacing up old shoes. 

There's pro versions of both which is more durable, so you can have a look at that. 

No more 1 piece upper? And plus, it looks a lot like a P-Rod shoe. 

A. I'm pretty sure Nike doesn't go around on sneaker forums and see what people think of their products and B. I think it's up to the independent sellers what they do with the stock they got, Nike has nothing to do with how they are sold through those retailers. 

They last long because they are skate shoes. Although if you skate Authentics they'll probably get destroyed quick.