Browsing the "Nike Free" Category
May 2nd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Many of the Nike Free Run+ 2 colorways we’ve seen of late have opted to add a contrasting color to the underlying ‘ligaments’. Here’s a case where it’s done on a tonal backing, but because this WMNS Free Run 2 EXT has black nubuck as its top layer, you get an appreciation for the depth created by these relative contrasts. Click through to see more of the Total Crimson/Bright Mango interplay and grab yours at Nike Sportswear retailers like Concepts.
Nike WMNS Free Run+ 2 EXT
Total Crimson/Bright Mango
536746-800
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May 2nd, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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What separates the Nike Free 5.0+ Breathe from the new base model? If you’re a regular Sneaker News reader, you might have already been able to put together a comparison, and here’s further evidence supporting the findings. This Hyper Blue/White-Pure Platinum Free 5.0 colorway features the same toe mesh gradient as the Sport Turquoise WMNS edition, a faded look we can expect from futher styles for both men and women. Check them out in more images below, stick with Sneaker News for all the upcoming colorways and grab this one today at Oneness.
Nike Free 5.0+ Breathe
Hyper Blue/White-Pure Platinum
579960-410
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April 28th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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While the EXT edition is distinct with its casually-oriented suede and textile builds, the Nike Free 5.0+ Breathe is less obviously different than the ‘standard’ 5.0s. This suffix, originally presented by a Japanese retailer as ‘Breeze’, suggests great ventilation, a key feature for summertime sneakers. This ladies colorway also stands out from earlier styles by its use of a soft gradient on the forefoot, an effect that serves to bring this tonal green and white palette together quite nicely. Check them out in more detail after the jump, then grab a pair at shops like Concepts.
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April 26th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Nike Georgetown is getting outfitted with a crazy trio of WMNS exclusives, including the Nike Roshe Run Woven, Nike Free 5.0, and the Nike Studio Wrap. The three were produced in celebration of Sunday’s Nike Women Half Marathon in Washington, DC. Pairs from the group are marked with the date that the run will go down on, as well as a couple quick slogans that point to the epic DC event. Stay with us after the jump for a complete look at the Nike Georgetown “We Run DC” trio, which includes one of the craziest Nike Roshe Run releases we’ve ever seen, and watch for them now at Nike Georgetown exclusively (Except for the Nike Free 5.0 style, which can be found at select other doors).
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April 26th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The brand new Nike Free Alt Closure Run, pictured above, is one of those sneakers that has a clear predecessor that doesn’t get called out in the shoe name. That predecessor is the Nike Kukini Free, a remixed version of the Kukini silhouette that went with the oh-so-common route of slapping a Nike Free kit on the bottom. The Nike Free Alt Closure Run has a similar set up for both the upper, which uses that translucent webbed look, and the bottom, which uses a Nike Free 4.0 sole. See the new design in full detail right after the jump and grab the Nike Free Alt Closure Run now from the team at Norse Store.
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April 24th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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It’s been nearly four months since the first trio of Nike Free Sock Racers were previewed. We’re still awaiting their arrival, but here’s another trio with even more exuberance for your summertime off-road/in-water adventures. Three new Free Sock Racer colorways opt for more contrast and eschew the Safari print that stood out on the first three, though these will stand out more in crowds thanks to bold blue, yellow and pink tones. Have a closer look below, let us know how these compare (both to the first set and each other) and stick with Sneaker News for US release info.
Nike Free Sock Racer
Black/University Gold-Photo Blue-White
555287-074
Pink Flash/Volt-Black-White
555287-670
Volt/Total Orange-Tarp Green-White
555287-783
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April 24th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Free Inneva Woven is a sneaker that may have spooked folks with its initial scarcity. You’ll recall that after that black based pair first brought the sneaker to retail there was quite a drought for the rest of 2012. This year has thankfully offered up much more for the exciting Nike Sportswear silhouette, with a handful of two toned uppers arriving. Shown here is the latest Nike Free Inneva Woven colorway, a sport grey and total crimson that grabs at the former for its base. See the full photos below and purchase yours now from Oneness.
Nike Free Inneva Woven
Sport Grey/Total Crimson
579916-006
$180
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April 21st, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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The marvel of endurance that is the Nike Free Run+ 2 is one of the greatest beneficiaries of Nike Sportswear’s casual EXT treatment. This latest Free Run 2 EXT is a different interpretation of the perfect-for-summer porous mesh introduced earlier this month on the Desert Sand and Electric Orange edition. These switch up the blocking template ever so slightly, but still rely on that supremely wearable neutral upper/vibrant sole mix that’s worked so well for so many NSW styles of late. Check them out up close after the jump, then grab yours from Premier.
Nike Free Run+ 2 EXT
Medium Grey/Black-Night Stadium-Cyber
555174-003
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