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The Nike Free technology gets passed around campus on Beaverton quite a bit, being a frequent addition to hybrid models of all sorts. Of course at the end of the day it was built for runners so the majority of the Free-equipped models are going to be just that, like the upcoming Nike Free Haven 3.0. Wearing a bit of a birdcage construction a la the Nike Free Run+ 2, the Haven has a similar potential for killer two toned releases as seen on this black/volt sample. Let us know if you’re anticipating the arrival of the Nike Free Have 3.0 on the comments below and stick with Sneaker News for more shots of upcoming colorways. via Regular Ol Ty
Nike Free Haven 3.0
Black/Volt/White/Reflect Silver
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The Nike Huarache Free Basketball 2012 just released in a new ‘Bright Mango’ colorway that swaps out the original Air Flight Huarache’s purple sections for the signature pink shade. Now imagine taking that palette a couple degrees further by shifting its upper from white to black, then invert the distribution of pink and blue. Take what you’re left with and apply it to the other OG Huarache silhouette (but don’t forget the Free sole) and you get this sick new Nike Huarache Free that might be the strongest new design we’ve seen from either model. Stick with Sneaker News for word on this pair’s release and click through to see it from a variety of angles in the meantime. via The Toe Box
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Long before Nike’s catalog became heavy with retro releases and cool-guy collabos, they were a company founded by a group of runners. Their goal was ushering in new technology for runners, a goal which they realized again and again as they helped bring the sport to the masses. That drive still shines through on projects like the Nike Sole, an add-on for the prosthetic leg of world record holding runner and Ironman athlete Sarah Reinertsen. Nike got together with orthopedics company Össur to work on the project, which started as an altered version of the sole package from the Nike Free 5.0, and ended up as a customized multi-layer system that even manages to be environmentally friendly, being constructed of recycled air bags. Follow us after the jump a behind the scenes look at the design process behind of this exciting project from the Nike Innovation Kitchen.
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Now that Nike has officially pulled back the curtain on the entirety of their silhouettes in celebration of Black History Month for 2012, we get a little bit of background on the graphic prints that run throughout all the sneakers included in the celebration. Apparently designed with three particular athletic squads in mind (the 1996 USA Basketball Women’s team, the 2002 Brazil Men’s Soccer team, and the 2008 Kenyan Long-Distance Running team), the pattern is meant to be a colorful cross between the beads of Kenya, Brazil’s bright Carnivale holiday, and the tradition of African-American quilt making from the US South. And of course along with the updated info we’re treated to some high quality images of the shoes and apparel, a set which should leave you convinced of just how nice this pack is shaping up to be. Follow us after the jump for the shots of the collection which includes models from the Nike Sportswear and Nike Basketball divisions(all of which will be available at Nikestore online), and let us know which among them you’ll be copping on the February 11th release date.
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Nike Free was introduced in 2004 as a platform to give runners a truly barefoot feel. Taking things a step closer for that might-as-well-be-wearing-nothing feel is the Nike Free Gym+, a gym shoe with a second-skin fit and feel with cushioning, traction, and flexibility inspired by the most limber and flexible yogis. The Free Gym+ was designed specifically for mind-body classes that are typically taken barefoot, but it’s also suitable for training workouts as it protects your feet from what lives on a gym floor (not the most sanitary of places) while allowing your feet to contort to your heart’s desire. A dose of cool: the Nike Free Gym+ has a naturally odor-absorbing lining infused with volcanic rock-derived fibers. Weighing it at just 5 oz., the Nike Free Gym’s ultra-light low-profile enhances speed and reactivity while the Flywire cables and soft mesh upper plays its role in reducing the overall weight. The Nike Free Gym+ is available now at Nikestore so get your training back on track with Nike’s lightest training shoe for women to date.
Nike WMNS Free Gym+
Metallic Dark Grey/Dark Grey-Bright Mango
487788-002
$110
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Today marks the official start of the nationally recognized Black History Month, and Nike Sportswear looks to do its part in celebration by releasing a commemorative capsule of footwear and apparel fitting of the occasion. Featured in 2012′s Black History Month Collection is the annual staple of the Nike Air Force 1 alongside the Air Max 1, Blazer High, and Huarache Free 2012; each is encapsulated with a Brown/Black colorway with detailing inspired by traditional African weaves and textiles, exemplified by the ‘Uplift’ slogan. Included in the apparel is a t-shirt, cap, a Nike Destroyer Jacket, and a hooded Destroyer Jacket for women. Check out the entire Nike Sportswear Black History Month 2012 Collection below and stick with Sneaker News for more release updates and information on this set of highlight releases.
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In looking at a white and Varsity Maize Dunk High recently, we noted that their relationship to the iconic ‘Goldenrod’ getup is similar to the progression seen from Lance Armstrong’s LIVESTRONG collaborations with Nike over the years. What started as strictly black and yellow has evolved with whites, greys and the recent addition of Radio Shack reds and even a hint of green every now and again. This new Nike Free Run+ 2 adds blue to that list, keeping the LAF vibe going thanks tot the crisp white base layer and its interplay with the familiar V.Maize, even despite the preponderance of royal. Click through to see more and get your spring training going on the right foot at FinishLine.
Nike Free Run+ 2 LAF
442163-117
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Will the Nike Free TR2 ever get a chance to shine in the its original form? During the short lifespan of this Nike Free equipped trainer, versions like the shield and fuse variants have been decidedly more available. The trend is looking continue with the upcoming Nike Free TR2 Winter, which boasts a more rugged build suited for inclement weather. The palette in place doesn’t exactly conform to the norms of winter footwear though, with the volt look sliding through the sole in what could be mistaken for a Green Lantern tie-in. Follow us after the jump for the full shots of the Nike Free TR2 Winter and let us know if this pair is on your radar. via TTB
Nike Free TR2 Winter
Dark Grey/Black-Volt-Charcoal
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Until pretty recently, the selection of colors and materials in heavy duty boots has been lacking outside of the always interesting trail shoe market. But designs like workboots, duckboots and even combat boots have all seen their classic designs embraced and enhanced by sneaker manufacturers who have taken a jeet kun do approach, taking what works for their hybrids and enhancing them with new approaches. The Nike SFB iD takes that aesthetic appeal that Nike Sportswear has mastered of late and applies it to the Swoosh’s world-beating service boot, and now you can even craft the Special Field Boot to your exact specifications on NIKEiD. Sneaker News gave you a glimpse at the possibilities before the preview launched in mid-January, and with the launch on January 31st (along with the Air Max+ 2009 and a couple Zoom KD IV variations), you’ll be able to create your own pair like the new samples you’ll see after the jump below.
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The Nike Huarache Free Basketball 2012 certainly has been a challenging sneaker for internet dudes prone to turn their nose at any sort of hybrid sneaker. Coming with a mixture of OG-reminiscent colorways along with the newer blacked out versions, this mash up of running technologies has been a hot commodity ever since their quickstrike arrival towards the tail end of 2012. Now with February right around the corner an even bigger range is set to drop, but Nike’s 21 Mercer in NYC already has their hands on ‘em. Follow the jump to check out all four colorways, and hit up 21 Mercer to grab a pair for yourself before they disappear.
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