Saturday’s in-house debut of the Hanon x Saucony

Saturday’s in-house debut of the Hanon x Saucony Shadow Master sold out as you might expect from a high-profile collaboration.  Luckily, a larger portion of the sneakerhead world will have a crack at this Scottish-born mashup of Master Control upper and Shadow 5000 sole, as select additional retailers stock the flame-accented black and grey build.  The latest proof that Hanon Keeps on Burning is further depicted after the jump and will be available this Saturday, March 9th in limited numbers at select retailers like Extra Butter.
 

A second black Nike Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 Free Inneva Woven in three releases means this dynamic new weave has to date been quite subdued, relative to its potential. A range of more colorful upcoming releases and this new drop’s Photo Blue counterpart offer possibilities of Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 how to make this design more complex, but you can’t argue with the elegant beauty evinced by this simple black/white build. There’s a bit of the packmate’s blue on the laces and insole as well as a shared peanut butter leather lining, and you can decide for yourself which one came out better with the aid of more photos below.

Tomorrow marks the arrival of a couple new Nike Free models over at NIKE iD. The styles include the Nike Free 3.0, which introduces engineered mesh to the flexible line of runners, and the Nike Free 5.0, which reprises the bird cage look of the Nike Free Run 2. We’ve not seen anything else of these models outside of the previews shown, but these days it’s not too uncommon for a sneaker to debut on NIKE iD so the rollout here isn’t exactly unprecedented. See the teasers below and check back for more on the Nike Free 3.0 and the Nike Free 5.0 soon.

The Reebok Answer 1 is about to get a little bit more love from Reebok, as they’re Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 working a bit of revisionist history into the shoe’s story. Pictured here is the Reebok Answer I “All-Star Pack”, a two pair group that fills in the gap as far as NBA All-Star colorways for this particular design in the Allen Iverson x Reebok heritage goes. Included are a navy/white and a red/white version, each of them maintaining the flossy metallic sparkle down on the clear, rubber-bottomed DMX system. Continue reading to see the entirety of the Reebok Answer I “All-Star Pack” and watch for the sneakers to release next Friday, July 26th for $150 each.