A recent ‘South Beach’-ish colorway was the first new adidas Top Ten 2000

A recent ‘South Beach’-ish colorway was the first new adidas Top Ten 2000 release in about four months, and Three Stripes moves quickly today to ensure Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 we don’t have to endure another long gap.  The latest are more directly related to Kobe Bryant’s legacy, as we see a Lakers ‘away’ style joined by one in Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 grey and burgundy that reflects the other side of Kobe’s prep-to-pro jump.  Is the Lower Merion look superior to the Los Angeles design?  Let us know after you’ve seen both below and grab yours today straight from adidas.

It looks like the Nike KD V will bring some fan favorite colorways from Durant’s previous sneaker over to some extent (remember that there’s a rather ‘Galaxy’ looking pair on tap). One of those favorites that’s yet to show up is the ‘Weatherman’ look that really helped put the Nike Zoom KD IV on the map in its early stages. JP Custom Kicks is the latest to take the DIY approach to the conversion with this Nike KD V ‘DMV’ pair reworked with the meteorological look. Continue reading for all the photos and pick up the Nike KD V ‘Weatherman on Fire’ custom pair right now from supaman715 on us store.

Michael Jordan has graced many sports-related magazine covers throughout his incredible career, with most cover-shots featuring ‘Air’ himself wearing his Airs. It’s a three-way connection of a major event, a moment in said event, and his sneakers that make these SI issues such coveted items among collectors, and this list compiled by Complex below, we get a near-thorough look back at all these moments caught on camera. Which of these covers is your favorite? Jordan and the Bred IVs against the Cavs? The ‘Last Shot’? Or how about his first appearance in the Olympic Games in the Converse Fastbreak? Take a trip down memory lane below and let us know if you remember owning any of these throwback magazine covers.

The latest collaboration from Supra comes from one of co-founder Angel Cabada’s close personal friends.  The Retna x Supra Society resembles the graffiti around Los Angeles from this artist whose varied cultural background informs a unique sensibility LA MOCA director Jeffery Deitch described as “The best art . . . past, present and future combined.”  The handstyle covering this black suede Society is in fact Retna’s own take on ‘SUPRA’, and the proceeds of his latest work will benefit the Plaza de la Raza community center that provides the Lincoln Heights neighborhood with art education.  Click through to see how red and blue accents further the high-contrast vibe and be ready for the 413-pair limited run to arrive this Saturday, February 9th at Supra’s own Nike Free Run 5.0 V1 retail spots including Factory 413 LA where Retna will attend a special in-store event.