Ian Hundiak 
Judging by the Yuko Kanatani x Nike Roshe Run “Midnight Craftwork” and the Nike Roshe Run Hyperfuse – April 2014 Releases, it seems that Nike is going for more of a non-traditional look with this year’s releases of the Nike Roshe Run. Well, at least, for the men’s version of the shoe. Sure, these women’s Roshe Runs use a two-tone stitching that is a step away from the classic basic Roshe Run look, but the colors used, and all over feel of both colorways, are very reminiscent of the early Roshe colorways. How are you feeling about these? Let us know in the comments and pick these up today at Titolo if you like them.
Source: Titolo
