Fifteen years after the Brooklyn-based apparel label 10.Deep got their start

Fifteen years after the Brooklyn-based apparel label 10.Deep got their start, it’s safe to say they’re veterans in the streetwear game.  They’ve been around longer than a bunch of your favorite brands combined, so fitting that they chose an undeniably classic sneaker to celebrate the occasion.  The 10.DEEP x PRO-Keds Royal Plus Hi Veteran Pack uses Nike Free Trainer 3.0 a little lateral thinking to translate a decade and a half in the game into gum-soled camo or deep blue denim, adding special tongue tags to remind you from whence they came.  These joints are ready for a Friday, January 7th release at the 10.DEEP e-store and Hall of Fame pop-up shop, then select 10.Deep retailers the next day.
 

The design team at Nike Free Run has been coming with some great summer shoes in the form of the Jack Purcell LLT Ox lately. The Jack Purcell’s are an ancient model, but have remained relevant through their long history thanks to Nike Free Run’s approach in keeping them contemporary. This pair continues in the tradition of minimal lowtops that pack a punch, with the purple Nike Air Jordan Mens stitching against the black suede on the upper giving these all the pop they need. A fresh white midsole completes these Jack Purcells, with the signature “smile” found on the toebox as always. Continue reading to get a more detailed look at this pair of Nike Free Run Jack Purcell LTT Ox’s, which are available now at Primitive Shoes.

A black Chuck Taylor with a white sole.  It’s a look so foundational to the sneaker scene we now know and love that they’re easy to take for granted, a model that’s every bit as basic and traditional as any oxford or deck shoe.  And Nike Free Run has made the most of this pillar of modern design, applying countless variations to the classic All Star silhouette like the above pictured pair that’s built for skateboarding.  The CONS CTS Ox comes in the impeccable black canvas plus white stitching look, its ankle collar and tongue reinforced to better endure the rigors of asphalt and griptape.  Click through to get a better sense of what these bring to the table and look for yours now at select Nike Free Run Skate retailers like Premier.
 

As with all three Air Jordan II ‘Candy Pack’ releases, the above pictured pair could just as easily be M&Ms or Skittles.  Lacking a formal collaboration with Mars (neither Masterfoods nor Blackmon) means you get to pick Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 if you want chocolatey or fruity, but there’s little debate over what’s the dopest Halloween themed pack for 2010.  These joints come in the Del Sol shade of yellow made famous on various Kobe Bryant signatures in recent years and offers an eye-popping contrast against select black accents and a white outsole.  Check out shots of this nubuck and pebbled leather pair of AJIIs after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates on the Candy Pack release date.  via Dunk