It’s overshadowed by the long-awaited ‘Fire Red’ Jordan III

It’s overshadowed by the long-awaited ‘Fire Red’ Jordan III that also drops this Saturday, but don’t forget about outfitting your favorite female sneakerhead in the newest colorway from that model’s successor. The ‘Pink Foil’ Air Jordan IV GS debuts this weekend, its pearly pink upper adding Electric Purple accents for a supremely feminine color scheme that’s balanced nicely by the time-tested Cement Grey. We’re under three days away from this AJ4 GS hitting retailers like Nohble, and you can find them available early today on eBay.

The Nike Lunar Flyknit Chukka will continue its reign over the category this Saturday, August 17th. The shoe is set to hit in a couple different colorways on that day, this one being one of them. The pair skips out on any colorful touches and goes for just black and white across its knitted upper. The soles stay pretty close to Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 the standard white, as sail is the selection there. Give us a heads up in Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 the comments if this will be another Nike Lunar Flyknit Chukka pair in your collection and watch for them to hit Nike Sportswear spots this Saturday or get them a tad early from Wish.

The pattern-ification of the Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 Nike Air Foamposite One continues with the appearance of this new teaser image screen-capped from a video depicting a heavily dotted forthcoming style.  The mix of various sizes of polka dots on this pair will naturally be compared to Nike’s iconic Safari Print, but the dots are more perfectly circular than that ostrich leather-inspired pattern.  You might also see a vague stingray connection, so how the rest of the shoe is blocked (eyestay, lining, etc), will be particularly important to determining how these end up looking.  Stick with Sneaker News for more details including a release date and let us know how these compare to the more traditional unibody Foams.

LeBron James just showed up on Instagram wearing his ‘First Game’ colorway, the one that introduced us to the Nike Air Zoom Generation back in 2003.  The AZG, which you might consider ‘Zoom LeBron 1′, started a decade of memorable styles, perhaps the most outstanding of which was the Timberland-inspired ’Wheat’ Rookie Challenge style.  Here’s a look at another possibility for that All Star Weekend in Los Angeles, an all-grey AZG with the ‘LA’ insignia that showed up on a few Lakers and Clippers-colored releases of the era. Of course LeBron James wasn’t an All-Star during his Rookie Year, but he did have a ton of fun at the Rookie-Sophomore game, which featured LBJ in the in-game dunk contest that ended the contest. Have a closer look below and let us know if you’d like to see these drop if and when the Air Zoom Generation retro happens, and refresh your memory on some of LeBron’s great moments with this recent piece on LeBron James’ Career Achievements as Told By His Nike Sneakers.