That name is too vague to tell much, but just guessing because they are using a trademarked term that Nike would not allow an authorized dealer to use, it's likely to be one of the countless Chinese counterfeit sites.

The 3 basic tests you can make of an online store.

1) Check the domain name whois owner information, many of the Chinese counterfeit sites will be immediately exposed, (anything from China would be fakes.)

http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/in...

2) Test 2: check the Contact Us page, if there is no identifying phone# or address forget it, imagine how easily an email alone can be ignored.

3) Search the web for complaints, try Googling: "thesite.com" scam, to see if it's been submitted to fraud site registries, a site under 3 months old may not yet be included even it deserving.

Their phone calls could turn a customer away from buying a 200 watt Sherwood receiver and a cheap set of bookshelf speakers at $199 to spending a few thousand and purchasing KEF home speakers and a Pioneer Elite Audiophile receiver.

http://www.kicksonfire.us