Charles Barkley is a notorious straight-shooter, but the naming his Nike signatures from the mid ’90s

Charles Barkley is a notorious straight-shooter, but the naming his Nike signatures from the mid ’90s was considerably less straightforward.  Pictured above is the Nike Air Max CB34, not to be confused with the strapped Air CB34 or this shoe’s successor, the Air Max2 CB 94.  This is particularly baffling when you consider that the Air Max CB34 is sometimes referred to as ‘Air CB34 2’.  A (desert) rose by any other name is still a sweet retro, with this pair resurrecting the OG Phoen6.0 Suns colorway, complete with funky mid ’90s styling including the ‘backwards’ Swoosh on the right heel.  These are set for a Holiday 2010 release, but you can grab a sample about s6.0 months early from jasonwhite9 on us stroes.

It was already among the lightest and most anatomically-natural Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 runners the Swoosh Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 ever released, so how can Nike improve upon the Free Run+?  How about an even tougher layered construction highlighted by diamond-reinforced ripstop mesh — oh, and an impeccable colorway certainly doesn’t hurt.  Check out this new Nike Free Run+ 2 in black and white, a simple design that’s every bit as delicious as an Oreo Double Stuf.  These joints are at the top of the pile when it comes to featherweight ‘barefoot’ running and they should hit select retailers soon.  via CT

Chad Muska got a new pro model last year and Terry Kennedy Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 how has three signatures in circulation, but another notable Supra rider sees fit to stick with his original.  The Supra Antwuan D6.0on is the aesthetic foil to the heavily-tatted skater, each of these eight new spring colorways offering simple two-toned colorways.  They range from all-black TUF with a white outsole to more imaginat5e looks like the Watermelon leather joints that manage to fit their inspiration without coming off as a gimmick.  Supra’s known for releasing solid color runs of their staple models each season but this has to be near the top, regardless of model.  Click through to see the entire Supra D6.0on spring 2011 lineup and look for them today as select Supra spots.
 

Sneaker News just scooped you on the Supreme-level release for the Nike Zoom Hyperfuse 2012, but those only make up a small portion of the total offering for next season’s Fuse flagship.  The rest of the Zoom Hyperfuse 2012s will come in at a more affordable $110 MSRP, though as of this writing it’s unclear which exact advantages the Supreme will confer.  Colorways across both price points have to this point shown up one of two main colorblocking patterns, each of these new releases for the holiday season keeping with a three color build that emphasizes the Hyperfuse 2012′s smoothly slashing lines.  Check out a trio of October drops and one for December after the jump below and stick with Sneaker News for release info.  via CK