After a quiet period that lasted roughly the first two months of summer, the Nike Huarache Free Run is back in a big way for the back to school shopping season.  Following up on the bold ‘Industrial Orange’ edition we showed you earlier this week comes a style that if we notice the AFC East connections, end up something like the New York Jets to that aforementioned style’s Miami Dolphins.  This Dark Pine-accented pair would probably be a Jets alternate at best with the black and Cool Grey upper, but with the first Nike x NFL season right around the corner and this solid new Huarache Free Run arriving at Nike Sportswear dealers like Corporate, it’s hard not to be get caught up in the excitement!

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Yeah we know that recent design breakdown of the Air Flight Huarache from 1992 has you pining for the original silhouette, but for the time being the modern upgrade of the lower style in the group pictured here is the one on shelves. The Nike Huarache Free Run has been kinda quiet as of late but the Nike Sportswear hybrid is hitting just now before the summer expires, rocking an orange based colorway that gets a touch of purple around the back heel clip. Click through to check out this Nike Free take on the classic Huarache look and let us know if you need a pair in your life. If so, get in touch with the team at Corporate to pick them up.

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In the month since we’ve seen a new Nike Huarache Free Run, we’ve seen a fairly huge variety of releases and samples from that lineage. 2012 is a great year for this sandal-inspired style and the quality is on par with the volume, and even with all those that’ve come and gone in between, the Huarache Free Run can still come back to the formula it’s been rocking all spring, and absolutely kill it. This might be the best one yet in this particular blocking pattern, a tonal, Tide Pool-accented Midnight Navy design whose grey tongue and white sole confer supreme versatility. Check them out up close below, then look for yours at NikeStore.

Nike Huarache Free Run
Midnight Navy/Midnight Navy-Blue Grey-Tide Pool
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While purists still crave a true retro run, we’ve all been enjoying the recent spread of Huarache Free releases from Nike Sportswear encompassing both the running and basketball styles.  Aside from their recent frequency and the shared addition of a grooved Free sole, we haven’t seen too much crossover between these two iconic early ’90s designs, but this black, Red Mahogany and Scarlet Fire take on the Nike Huarache Free 2012 is indeed similar to the B-ball version with those same colors.  But at least when it comes to the multilayered mesh toe, these are more similar to the true ‘bred’ Huarache Basektball ’12s, and you’ll find these available now at NSW stockists like the one located at the center of the college roundball universe, Lexington, Kentucky’s Oneness.

Nike Huarache Free Run
Black/Black-Red Mahogany-Scarlet Fire
510801-066
$100

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We’ve known for twenty-one years that Nike’s Huarache runner can handle the exuberant colorways that typified its era of origin.  And this spring, we’ve seen the updated Nike Huarache Free Run excel in the uniquely simple colors and blocking patterns that historians will use to recall the current day.  Here’s further proof of this model’s perfect adaptation to today, a tonal red drop that’s so skillfully balanced that the fade from bright Scarlet Fire to black seems about as perfect a fade as you’d get this side of a the gradients on modern synthetic performance builds.  A key element of this expert blend is the dual-colored mesh that came on a couple of the recent B-Ball drops; how do these compare to the best we’ve seen from both Huarache revivals?  Leave a comment after the jump when you click through to see more images before buying at NikeStore.

Nike Huarache Free Run
Black/Black-Red Mahogany-Scarlet Fire
510801-066
$100

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Even if the Huarache Free Run isn’t exactly what Nike Retro fans were expecting, the Retro ‘hybrid’ has been a huge hit thus far. Like the original, the Huarache Free Run is insanely comfortable and lightweight, making for easy walk-arounds and running sessions while owning the satisfaction of wearing some pretty sexy kicks. The White/Soar/Cyber colorway has been on the Sneaker News radar for some time as it captures that near-original colorway with ease, and with Nikestore just making these available, we suggest you head into April correctly by throwing these into your immediate rotation.

Nike Huarache Free Run
White/White-Soar-Cyber
510801-101
$100

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The twenty-first birthday is always a significant one and Nike will celebrate the Huarache series’ ‘adulthood’ with a variety of new releases for 2012.  We’ve seen how the Zoom Huarache 2K4 will return alongside the new Air Huarache Basketball 2012, but it’s this one that’s closest to the originals that started it all.  The Nike Huarache Free Run looks great in a sextet of colorways ranging from an OG-style ‘Sprite’-like look to a couple of soft blue-accented editions more in step with today’s casual sneaker trends.  Check out all six after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for the Huarache Free 2012 Run release dates.  via CK

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