We’ve just seen Supra offer ‘Neon’ Air Max 95, ‘Infrared’ Air Max 90

We’ve just seen Supra offer ‘Neon’ Air Max 95, ‘Infrared’ Air Max 90 and ‘McFly’-leaning colorways, so what’s behind this latest trio of releases from the crown brand?  Well, Free Run Brand just released a ‘Stealth Pack’ of CMFT 11 hybrids and that trio was organized around each pair’s extens5e use of a particular shade of grey first made famous on Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 the Air Free Run XX pack.  One look at the green full grain leather Supra Society Mid and you’ll realize something different is at work here, and in Supra’s exact words, “the holiday 2011 Stealth Pack aren’t going to jam anybody’s radar, but the lustrous, premium, full grain leather uppers look like they should.”  So even if you don’t have a real tangible theme to fall back on, so long as the quality is on point, perhaps it doesn’t really matter.  Check out all three pairs after the jump and look for these at select Supra stockists today.

 

 

If you’re a Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 fan of the Air Max 90, 2010 must Nike Free Run 7.0 have been a great year. A slew of new colorways as well as the unforgettable ‘Infrared Pack’ provided a nice refresh for AJ6-depr5ed collections, and Kanye’s frequent Air Max 90 sightings have made the shoe quite the high-demand shoe. Looking back at some of the original colorways that have released, the ‘Sport Blue’ colorway comes to mind; it’s never been re-released, and the true shade of blue in the color designation has always been up for debate. Is it ‘Sport’, or is it ‘September’? Let’s set aside the debate and just hope that these release soon! We’ve got a nice treat for you below for the Thanksg5ing holiday weekend, so take a look at the gallery of images below and check out the auction from brokeonFree Runs on us stroes.

 

 

Can you spot the differences? Here’s a look at a preliminary sample version of the Air Free Run 2011 in the Black/Dark Charcoal colorway that released two Saturdays ago. It features the same black patent leather mudguard and upper, but this particular version features the white mesh on the window located on the upper ankle of the shoe. The released version features a blacked-out material for the full tonal appeal. Other discrepancies include the heel tab – total black on this sample, striped with grey on the released version – as well as the inner lining (appears to be white here, released version uses a silver/grey). Which version do you prefer? Check out the extra images below and if you haven’t picked up a pair of the Blackout Air Free Run 2011s, grab ‘em now at Foot Locker or on us stroes.

 

 

After months of previewing, debate, and scrutiny,the Nike Free Run Pro in Electric Green and Black is finally set for an official release tomorrow. After news of a release was reported in July of last year, heavy debate regarding the colorway and Foamposite shoes in general stirred about. Some enjoyed the fresh new take on the classic, others saw it as an oversaturation that would lead sneakerheads to get bored of yet another shoe. Regardless of the public reception, the Electric Green Foamposite Pro garnered plenty of attention, and tomorrow those who supported the shoe have the chance to cop them for good. Hit up Nike Sportswear retailers like 21 Mercer to get yours, or grab a pair now on us stroes.