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Nike Free OG ’14 – Dark Dune – Bamboo

Nike Free OG ’14 – Dark Dune – Bamboo

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Nike’s first decade anniversary of Free technology crept up on all of us, but here we are celebrating the 10 year turn of the flexible running outsole. To help celebrate, the Swoosh has given us some special edition renditions of our favorite runners in the Genealogy of Free Pack, while also bringing back the silhouette that pioneered the grooved sole in the Nike Free OG. Colorways have come and gone, but rarely do we see a lightweight runner like the Nike Free OG ’14 adopt an animal print skin like this pair does here. Featuring the grooves of a synthetic crocodile skin, the colorway is ready for fall thanks to the muted hues of Dark Dune and Bamboo. Stick with us after the click for more images and stay tuned for a release date in the near future.

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Nike Free OG ’14
Color: Dark Dune/Black-Bamboo
Style Code: 642402-201

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