The Nike Roshe Daybreak Black Discount has been a lifestyle go-to for well over the past four years. Ever since Dylan Raasch’s Zen-inspired design hit retail shelves, people have flocked to the model for the breathable comfort and flawless silhouette to create an instant classic that’s loved the world over. The only problem over the past half-decade has been in regards to when we’d get an actual successor to the first installment. So is this pair the Nike Roshe Two? The highly anticipated sequel could finally be unveiled here courtesy of Calvin Nguyen. The Roshe Two features a bolstered upper for more support, a slip-on neoprene construction and a midsole that ditches any lingering hints of natural motion for a throwback to the original.

If you’ve been a fan of the combination of the vintage LD-1000 upper with the modern comfort of the Nike Roshe Daybreak Blue on sale sole unit, than this is going to be some good news. The Nike Roshe LD-1000 is ready to drop in a total of six new colorways this month, featuring two-tone color combinations with everything from red and gold to a classic black scheme. The black and obsidian colorways are both Quickstrike editions, featuring predominantly mesh uppers with suede paneling.

Haven’t grown tired of the white on white look? Neither have we. You can’t have enough pristine white sneakers in your collection and that’s something that Wale and Jerry Seinfeld would agree with too. The Nike Roshe Daybreak Cheap has been busy with Flyknit uppers and diversifying its portfolio with a number of Tech Fleece uppers, but sometimes it’s best to go back to the basics – especially given that Dylan Raasch’s 2012 design was created on the idea of Zen-like simplicity. Nike Sportswear is bringing the instant classic back in a baking soda white for the perfect Spring 2016 look that you can rock well into the summer months.

By now we’re all tired of wearing boots and heavier winter-appropriate sneakers, and ready to transition to our summer rotations as soon as the weather allows it. The sneaker that’s become synonymous with summer over the last few years, the Nike Roshe Daybreak White Shoes , appears to be ready and waiting for the warmer months with these two new graphic-printed colorways for women. The lady Roshe sports a fun all-over graphic illustration with everything from palm trees, to sunglasses, to yin-yang symbols in your choice of white on black or black on white.

Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design imprint helped resurrect such forgotten Nike classics as the Nike LD-1000 with a Roshe Run twist last year. Now the dual lightning bolt logo is back at it with the Nike Roshe Daybreak Black purchase . Based on a retro running model that had a brief run through 1979-1981 during Blue Ribbon Sports’ heyday, the Roshe Daybreak utilizes the patented Roshe Run outsole unit while a bolstered nylon base is accented by suede panels on the toecap and heel.