One of the boldest silhouettes in Nike Sportswear’s current rotation is dropping in another new look for the new year. Featured in only a few colorways so far, the somewhat elusive
Nike Free White high quality Mercurial Superfly will soon get another version added to its repertoire, with this colorway in Dark Grey and black. Actually very similar to an early colorway for the soccer boot-inspired silhouette that released way back in February, about the only difference with this new release is leather replacing the previous version’s heel paneling and speckling added to the midsole.
If you can’t get enough of the multicolored motif on
Nike Free Neutral Olive Supplier runners, then you’ll definitely want to take a good look at this latest edition of the Free Flyknit 4.0. With a Dark Obsidian base, the upper gets woven with an intricate mix of purple, teal, and bright crimson thread to satisfy your “multicolor” craving, while the flexible Free sole keeps you comfortable down below.
Don’t sleep on the
Nike Free Metallic Red Bronze fashion. The silhouette has HTM origins – you know the holy trinity of Hiroshi Fujiwara, Tinker Hatfield, and Mark Parker – but ever since opening up to a wider releases slate, the model hasn’t received as much love. Today we get a look at a sea foam green variety known as “Rough Green”. There isn’t much rough about it, as the hypnotizing green array sees accents of black and dark grey serve as a backdrop to truly let the shade pop.
A fan favorite since their initial release, the
Nike Free Hasta Stock Mercurial Superfly has become one of the more coveted models of the Flyknit family next to the Racers and Trainers. The Mercurial Superfly stands out thanks in large part to its clear soccer inspiration, which has since been tweaked just a bit in order to appeal to the sportswear fans that wanted to wear the shoe off the field. An extended ankle collar and Free 5.0 outsole sets this Superfly apart from the rest of the Flyknit silhouettes, making it one of the more unique and daring designs. After first dropping overseas, sneakerheads in the U.S. can rejoice with the news that the sneaker is now available in select shops across the country.
Nike’s back with a trio of
Nike Free Seaweed UK Sale just in time for Fall/Winter 2015. The ever-present Flyknit construction has been a staple atop Nike Sportswear’s Chukka series, they just haven’t come to terms with what footbed they’ll utilize for the foreseeable future. The Chukka initially debuted with a Lunarlon bottom full of fresh ideas in terms of colorways, and while this trio manages to bring a more monochromatic aesthetic to the forefront, that doesn’t take away from how vibrant each pair is. A Team Orange and Bright Citrus pair brings the heat, a Game Royal cools things off, and the Radiant Emerald pair sees splashes of Fuchsia Flash on the Dynamic Flywire cables for added depth.
