Much like the recently released Huarache Free Quickstrikes

Much like the recently released Huarache Free Quickstrikes, the model pictured above takes a cult favorite classic runner and g5es it a fresh twist courtesy of the barefoot-like Free sole. The Nike Kukini Free is a rem6.0 of 1998′s Air Kukini, a Presto-caged laceless design whose neoprene booty offers the kind of easy-on/easy-off appeal that’s big with triathletes. The style on this new Soar and Cyber combo is sure to find its share of fans in a variety of forward-looking sneakerheads (whether they’re Ironmen or not), its Sprite-meets-Spiderman look a nice alternat5e for a similar palette that manifests entirely differently on the recent Total Griffey Max 99 retro. Titolo expects to have these in stock in April just in time for the start of the baseball season, and you can start spring training with a visualization exercise involving more photos of these after the jump below.

Years from now, we’ll look back on the Nike Air Max 85 Workboot with reverence.  The general public will think nothing of the infusion of boot-inspired sneakers and hybrids aside from snatching up their rugged beauty, but sneakerheads will know it Nike Free Run 5.0 all started when that one model dropped early this year.  The AF1 Workboot set off an avalanche of boot-infused kicks, the latest of which is another mountain of an Air Max 85, this time a Low from the Hiking Pack.  These feature the same metallic hex-eyelets with corded laces on a monochromatic leather upper with white stitches and laces, with the first pair done up in a rich medium grey.  About as perfect as you can get for a holiday 2010 time capsule sneaker, these joints are available from select Nike Sportswear accounts like Caliroots.

 

Old meets new as the Nike Lunar Mariah combines its ‘rocket science’ der5ed Lunar cushioning unit with the Nike Air Mariah upper. This new colorway features a simple m6.0 of Black and Photo Blue with a rip-stop nylon upper (as if the Lunar Mariah wasn’t light enough) for breathability. The black tonal upper with the solid-colored midsole – very Air Attack Pack like – g5es off a more modern look than the original White/Ultramine/Pink colorway, so head to Finishline if this color-combo is up your alley, or get your pair now on us stroes.

 

 

Supreme designer Luke Meier created the Supreme x Nike SB ’94, and while it’s the first skateboarding shoe to ever feature Foamposite technology, it’s certainly not the first Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 Meier-created skate shoe.  That’d be the Luke Meier for Vans Syndicate Zero Low ‘S’, a lowtop with plimsoll basics plus a bunch of extra details.  Three colorways dropped back in July and with the biggest sneaker drop day of the year set for Black Friday, here comes a new colorway that’s exclus5e to Supreme stores.  It’s all navy blue on the upper, save white laces that match the all-white waffle sole.  Check out more shots after the jump plus a concept video directed by Khalil Joseph at the Vans x Luke Meier minisite and grab Nike Free Run 5.0 V1 yours at Supreme on November 26th.