Brendan Dunne 
The Nike Roshe Court might be the strangest of the many mutations that the Nike Roshe Run has gone through since its 2012 debut. The model maintains the lightweight mesh build all while growing them quite a bit in height, as the shoes here extend up the leg quite a bit. They also mess with the typical Roshe outsole – as far as we can tell that traction pattern on the bottom isn’t the original Roshe one or even the more recent NM. Continue reading to see what’s coming soon from the Nike Roshe Court, including a Hyperfuse pair with the reflective paneling, and let us know in the comments if either of these pairs tickle your fancy.
Source: sneakergaga
