Making great use of wintry tones over this running centric model, Nike offers up a new rendition of the nike free flyknit NSW.Appropriately dubbed “Rough Green,” this Flyknit model employs a lush green knitted base married to black and Jade Glaze accents. A 5.0 Free sole cap the looks with comfort and precision.
New on NIKEiD is a “GYAKUSOU Camo” option that can be applied to the nike free 4.0 Hybrid. The Jun Takahashi-designed Nike offshoot label mixes Takahashi’s sense of individualism and style with Nike’s innovation in sportswear, for a truly sartorial take on perennial sport staples. The camouflage graphic options include a variety of colorways to complement your personalized runners, set upon the Free 4.0 Hybrid that boasts a flexible outsole and natural stride. The mesh upper is breathable and lightweight, now perfectly stylish as well.
College basketball season is right around the corner and to celebrate tip-off, Nike is dropping a trio of takes on the nike free trainer 5.0 as a nod to three of college basketball’s historic powerhouses. Crafted for the Duke Blue Devils, Kentucky Wildcats, and North Carolina Tar Heels, the special release sees the low-top silhouette executed in each school’s iconic colors while employing school-specific logos and branding on the tongues, heels and footbeds.
Nike has unveiled an iteration of it’s nike free trainer 3.0 sneaker inspired by Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo’s home island of Madeira. Much like the “Savage Beauty” Mercurial Superfly boots, unveiled earlier this month, the new Free Trainer 3.0 CR7 is adorned with a colorway reflective of the Pourtuguese island’s volcanic geography. A slick design with Ronaldo’s CR7 monicker adorning the heel, the shoe is available from select retailers in Western Europe on November 5, Greater China on November 10, and North America and Japan on November 20.