Aaron Hope 
The first slip-on Roshe Run was a WMNS edition that dropped back in spring. Then in October, we saw the presumably unisex Nike Roshe Run Slip-On, which features a more robust upper more closely connected to the OG silhouette. Those who both found those images promising and love the Roshe’s original mesh will be thrilled with this newest development, as we see that at least six colorways are planned for 2014. Let us know what you think about the prospect of a laceless, neoprene bootie pf a Roshe Run once you’ve seen them all below and be sure to check with Sneaker News for release info.
Source: Zzazin
