Browsing the "Nike Free" Category
May 23rd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Kukini cage meets Hyperfuse tape atop a relatively rare negotiation from the Nike Free sole on this recent introduction. The Nike Free Alt Closure Run is perhaps the ultimate slip-on, a combination of tech that ensures superior comfort whether you intend them for casual wear or just want to get somewhere quickly. The Alt Closure’s Free 4.0 bottom finds a happy medium between the updated 5.0 and minimalist 3.0, which makes a perfect compliment to the highly ventilated featherweight upper. Let us know how these compare to the first drop that had roughly opposite color distribution and stick with Sneaker News for release info.
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May 23rd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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A couple of Nike Free 5.0+ Breathe styles arrived at US retailers over the past month, and now we see that these highly ventilated variations aren’t restricted to just the one model. It’s a full-on ‘Breathe Pack‘ with three colorways for the Frees, two each in mens and womens on the LunarGlide+ 4 Breathe and one each for each gender on the Zoom Structure+ 16 Breathe and Air Pegasus+ 29 Breathe. Those last two models aren’t common here in the US, so stick with Sneaker News for updates after you’ve seen the entire Nike Running Breathe Pack after the jump below.
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May 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Free Trainer 5.0 continues to turn heads as one of the most excited offerings from the Nike Free lineup to date. Of course it’s not the Free stuff on bottom that’s really doing the work here, but rather that criss cross upper. Shown here is one of the first real “energy” colorways for the shoe, one that pairs court purple with a reflective silver 3M touch. Reconvene after the jump to see more angles on this Nike Free Trainer 5.0 pair and keep in mind that stores like Oneness have them up for grabs now.
Nike Free Trainer 5.0
Court Purple/Volt-Reflective Silver
579813-500
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May 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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atmos is going to work on yet another Nike silhouette in 2013, apparently not satisfied with having deepened their already classic range of Nike Air Max 1 releases. Shown here are two pairs of the atmos x Nike Free Woven, a set that looks to very much mimic the beastly looks slapped onto their aforementioned 2013 AM1 duo. The pairs do tone things down quite a bit from those looks though, sliding the patterns on to a predominantly black base on each release. See the shoes right after the jump and stay tuned for release info on the atmos x Nike Free Woven set.
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May 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Free Inneva Woven is about to get just a bit more earthy. Shown here are the sneakers featuring a bit of suede on the back end, a choice we’ve not seen yet for the crazy new Nike Free design. The pair also bucks the trend of the multi-colored weave that we’ve seen as of late, instead opting for a solid cool grey across those thick criss-crosses that make up the body of the shoe. See some extra angles right after the jump and stay tuned to Sneaker News to find out were you can purchase a pair of this Nike Free Inneva Woven release.
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May 20th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The University of Oregon Ducks’ sprig football game, a grand tradition out in Eugene, is one that’s got some special footwear for 2013. Shown here is the Nike Free Trainer 5.0 “Oregon Ducks” version, a sneaker outfitted with a crazy 3M treatment across the Chinese finger trap upper and plenty of yellow strike oozing into the details. They appear to be a PE at this point but as you know, a handful of the “Oregon” oriented trainers have made their way to market in the past so we wouldn’t totally rule that out this time. Continue reading for full images of the “Ducks” Nike Free Trainer 5.0 and then grab the rare pair from oregonauthentic on eBay.
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May 20th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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If you combine the totally perforated upper from the Air Max Motion with the Free Sole and a lacing system more reminiscent of the Free Inneva Woven, you’ve got another branch off the Nike Sportswear Pinnacle Collection offspring and a dope new summer shoe option. The Nike WMNS Free Advantage remakes itself for this casual application, eschewing the TR Fit-ish Y-vents or Hyperfuse upper in favor of an elegant style that provides an upscale look relative to your average trainer. The Swooshes on these appear when light hits the reflective underlay just right, so check them out in more detail below and get ready because the WMNS Free Advantage SP should arrive shortly.
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May 20th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Taking a recent Footscape Woven Chukka style as a jumping off point, the latest Nike Free Woven goes the extra mile with its mostly navy blue upper. Into this flexible sock-like design we see colorful details stitched into some of the ribbons so as to create a mesmerizing mosaic effect. It’s a different approach than the traditional kaleidoscopic woven rainbow look, and given the sheer number of possibilities, is likely just the start of something that could last for a while (the classic Woven multicolor look dates back to 2000). Stick with Sneaker News for release info and check out more photos of this upcoming Free Woven below.
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