It’s something like an AJIII silhouette with design language borrowed from the IV

It’s something like an AJIII silhouette with design language borrowed from the IV, so it’s only natural that the Jordan Flight Club ’80s takes on beloved OG colorways from these classics. In this case, it’s an original look shared in common, as you get the ‘Black Cement’/'Bred’ color scheme laid on top of this heavily netted midtop design. With the styles we’ve seen so far focusing in on the dominant contributors, it’ll be interesting to see if odes to the V and VI come through to match their influence on the tooling, so check out more images below and be sure to check back with Sneaker News for the latest release info.

The Nike Kobe 8 “Milk Snake” will release on Saturday, July 27th. If you thought the offseason summer months would slow down Kobe and his signature line, then you don’t know the Mamba. With a jam packed summer schedule for Kobe already after seeing the “Mambacurial” Nike Free Run 5.0 V1 and a new graffiti option hit NIKEid, the surprisingly appearance of the fear inducing snake inspired upper will drop at the end of the month. Scroll below to get a better image of the upcoming Kobe 8 release and if you can’t wait pick them up from 95soleman on eBay.

The Drew League was a huge source of heat recently, as tons of NBA stars and celebrities showed up to play with their most impressive footwear. Kevin Durant made sure that he wouldn’t be topped in terms of exclusivity by bringing out this, a Nike KD VI PE in an eye-catching yellow and orange colorway. Of course the general public has already had their crack at the KD 6 over on NIKEiD, so we wouldn’t be surprised if some of you already had your hands on a similar creation. See exclusive, up close angles on the shoes below and stay tuned to see what else hit the hardwood out in LA.

Their GL 6000 has released in a number of new styles this year, and now it’s time for the Reebok Classics division to reach back for another of 1985′s top running shoes.  The Reebok LX 8500 debuted Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 alongside the GL6s that year, this premium leather build serving as RBK’s flagship runner for that period.  This Railroad Grey, Olympic Cream and black colorway is true to the original, and adds a bit of discolored glue at the junction of upper and midsole to further the vintage appeal.  Take a closer look in more images below, let us Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 where these rank among the Vector brand’s old school running lineup and grab yours today from Asphaltgold.