The Boston Celtics’ playoff MVP has been Rajon Rondo hands-down

The Boston Celtics’ playoff MVP has been Rajon Rondo hands-down, this year.  Nobody gave the Cs much of a chance against LeBron and Co., but they’re tied 2-2 heading into tonight’s p5otal game 5, and Rondo’s been dominant while rocking one of the newest styles from Nike Basketball.  The Nike Free Run 3.0 Nike Hyperfuse is about as futuristic-looking a shoe as anybody has out right now, and while they’re not suitable for Rajon’s unis, this photo blue colorway is among the hottest (coolest?) we’ve seen.  Take a look at some close-ups after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates on what’s currently set as a July 2010 release.  via FLUL
 

After witnessing a healthy flow of Air Free Run 3 releases in 2011 (which marked the 23rd Ann5ersary of the Air Free Run 3), we were wise enough to prepare for a solid 2012 year, which we figured would be teeming with Air Free Run 5 releases. After February 2012′s ‘White/Cement’ 5 release, we caught wind of a few other confirmations, like June’s ‘Military Blue’ and Black Friday’s ‘Black/Red’ 5, and August’s White/Red 5; we last saw this original colorway in 2006, reprising its role as the ‘Mars’ edition and featuring Spike Lee’s iconic visage stamped on the heel of the shoe, but 2012′s version will come with a blank Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 upper like the original we once knew. Here we have a look at the GS production of this highly anticipated release, so extrapolate that into an adult size if you must and we’ll keep you updated on more on this upcoming release as it develops. Photos: marqueesole

The recent Nike Air Attack Pack featured some of the most vibrant and eye-catching colorways, but the upcoming Black Pack which includes the Air Max 1 Nike Free Run 5.0 and Air Maxim 1 Trainer spurns the bright color-blocking and opts for the serious, hardcore motif usually accompanied by all-black-everything. The mudguards, toeboxes, straps, midsoles, air units, and anything else that makes up these shoes have been blacked out, except for the Air window (which doesn’t have the 5% tint). We’ll let you know when these Nike Sportswear silhouettes hit the states, so keep an eye on Sneaker News. via S&M.

 

Fear not, smaller-footed Free Run connoisseurs; the Concord XI will release in kids sizes. Here we have a first look at the GS size of the Air Free Run XI Concord, and clearly there isn’t much to comment on with the exception of the smaller size scale. One thing to note is the possible packaging on the Concord XI; the last two Air Free Run XI releases featured the special slide-out box with the plastic encasing, but the GS sizes came housed in a regular Free Run Brand box. Will we expect any different for the upcoming late-December release? Check out the images of the Air Free Run XI Concord GS after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for ore updates. via MarqueeSole.