Browsing the "Nike Lunarglide 3" Tag
April 22nd, 2012 by John K.
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The celebrate today’s London Marathon, Nike Running teamed up with London-based artist Mark Ward to create a special edition colorway of the Nike LunarGlide+ 3. It features special graphics on the tongue and midfoot-stability wing done by Ward, who’s artwork is inspired by comics and American wonderland themes – a unique style he picked up watching copious amounts of American television as a child. Check the details of this sick design below and stay tuned for more special edition LunarGlide+ 3s commemorating the nine major marathons of the year!
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February 1st, 2012 by John K.
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Nike Running’s tribute to marathon-friendly cities continues with this homage to the city of Tokyo; it features a minimalistic Black/White/Red colorway with artistic detailing on the lock-down midfoot wings as well as a funky Tokyo-specific artwork on the insole, designed by Mr. Shohei, a well-known illustrator from Tokyo. We’ve got additional angles of this new release right below, so take a good look and let us know which of the entire Nike LunarGlide+ 3 City Series you like best, and head to Nike Harajuku on February 1st (both mens and womens available) to get these on your feet!
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January 10th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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A Nike collaboration taking its colorway from a British sports car is a recipe for success proven out by the immense success of Nike’s Kobe Bryant x Aston Martin pack from 2010. This new take on UK-born automotive muses won’t be as widely available (or lusted after) as Kobe’s Vanquish-inspired two-pack, but the colorway is similar enough to create more connections between that Hyperdunk/Zoom Kobe V set and this new AMEN x Nike LunarGlide+ 3 ’Lotus Evora’ design. Brought to fruition by German designer Paul Snowden, this special design for Munich boutique AMEN reimagines the logo-emblazoned Evora by utilizing its color palette on a design that adds ‘AMEN’ and ‘EVORA’ to the tongue tags to finish the tie-in. Check out the shoe and its inspiration in greater detail after the jump and let us know which has been the greatest car-based sneaker design we’ve seen so far. via Sneakerb0b
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January 5th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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Generally it’s the older runners, the Air Maxes and the like that get the quickstrike treatment from Nike Sportswear. Every once in a while though the newer generation gets a taste of the special treatment, as with the Liu Xiang x Nike Running Collection from the latter half of last year. Furthering the limited releases for their brand new models, Nike is kicking off this year with the ‘Black Pack’, a deep range of colorways for both the Nike Free Run+ 2 and the Nike Lunarglide 3, split evenly down the middle for men and women. The look here is defined by a blacked out upper matched with an eye-popping outsole, with highlighter colors lighting up the pack. Follow us after the jump for a full look at the Nike Running ‘Black Pack’ which will be up for pre-order at Eastbay come Saturday, January 14th.
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November 18th, 2011 by Brendan Dunne
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The punchline is pretty tired at this point, but it was once a novelty in the rap game to claim you had “kicks like Liu Kang”, referencing a character in the arcade classic Mortal Kombat. Going forward it might be more appropriate to call on Olympic athlete Liu Xang given his killer collection put together in collaboration with Nike Sportswear. Part one dropped back in the summer and were here with the follow up, a four pair collection with featuring the Nike Free Run+ 2 and the Nike Lunarglide 3. The capsule is split down the middle color-wise for the ladies and men, with imperial purple pairs for the fellas and max orange for the ladies. Continue reading for a better look at all four and stick with us for more looks as these Asia exclusives. via Kix Files
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Nike LunarGlide 3
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Nike WMNS Free Run+ 2
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Nike WMNS Lunarglide+ 3
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November 4th, 2011 by John K.
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Selected for this season’s Nike N7 collection is the heralded Nike Lunarglide+ 3; as one of Nike Lunar’s marquee running shoes, the Lunarglide+ 3 has continued to build on the success of its predecessors – the award-winning original Lunarglide+ and top-selling Lunarglide+ 2. These two new colorways for men and women represent the Nike N7 mission, using hits of turquoise blue and chilling red with special Nike N7 tongue labels and lace stays. Nikestore now has both colorways in stock, so take a look below for a detailed viewing and head there to get your pair.
Nike N7 Lunarglide+ 3
Black/Metallic Silver-Dark Turquoise-Chilling Red (Men)
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Black/Metallic Silver-Dark Turquoise-Dark Grey (Women)
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October 11th, 2011 by Aaron Hope
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One of the keys to a well-designed running shoe is ventilation, but like any weekend warrior could tell you, cold, nasty weather and breathable, porous mesh aren’t exactly BFFs. So those looking to keep fit footing the outdoor trails will be thrilled to learn of the latest addition to NIKEiD: the Nike Running Shield Collection. The Shield set of six released earlier this month in a Vintage Box-esque color theme, but the above pictured ‘Sprite’ selection is just one of countless combinations you can apply to Nike Free Run+ 2 and LunarGlide+ 3; got anything special in mind? Click through to see more samples and let us know which combos look best on each model.
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September 26th, 2011 by John K.
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The LIVESTRONG x Nike partnership continues for the Holiday 2011 Collection, as we get a look at the footwear capsule for men and women. For men, a darker, black/grey motif is front and center, paired with the signature LIVESTRONG yellow accent on the Nike LunarGlide+ 3, Nike Trainer 1.3, and Nike ACG Wildwood. For the women’s collection, a softer pale grey is used, with the LunarGlide+ 3, Zoom Vomero+ 6, and Nike Air Max Navigate being the featured sneakers on the LIVESTRONG platform. The LIVESTRONG x Nike Holiday 2011 Footwear collection will released globally on October 1st at Nike retailers, so continue reading for a detailed look at all six inclusions and let us know which is your favorite of the bunch.
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