John Kim
February 25th, 2014 (updated)
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Remember the Nike Roshe Run “Split Pack” that released towards the top of 2013? The asymetric style is back via thia grey and green combination. Only thing is, they aren’t nearly as contrasty as the group that preceded them, with the grey to green switch ending up as a pretty subtle one. See more of this Nike Roshe Run style with us after the click, which also benefits from an interesting pattern on its various pull tabs, and then grab your pair from Sneaker Lounge.
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