Nike Free Run 3 Yeezy 2 Customs by William YoVans Slip-On LA Map Customs by Rad Is Rad

If you were Nike Free 4.0 V3 going to transform an Nike Free Run 2nto something approximating the Nike Air Yeezy 2, what’s your jumping off point?  We’ve seen a couple of IVs, which makes sense because we know how much Kanye loves that sole on the Air Flight ’89.  IIIs are a given because they’re perhaps the most universally beloved of all Jordans.  VIs were a part of the first Air Yeezy’s sampling process and at one point gave it a sole.  But with the molded heel, fashion forward premium construction and of course number, one could argue that there’s no better match than the underrated Nike Free Run 3. Air Max 95 Mens Shoes  Here we see Taiwanese designer William Yo add a midfoot strap to a ‘Solar Red’ colorup that lands on what appears to be the 2010 black/white release.  Let us know how these Nike Zoom Elite 5 compare to the aforementioned Jordan x Yeezy customs and stick with Sneaker News for the latest.
 

Vans will forever be one of those skate companies associated with a laid-back West Coast vibe. More specifically they’re linked to Califoia culture, as the skate brand was an important presence during the genesis of the skateboarding movement out in the Sunshine State. Linking up the sneakers with the locale where they’re the most dominant is this, a custom creation from Rad is Rad. The pair puts on a map print across the blank canvas like upper of the Vans Slip-On. Continue reading to see the Vans Slip-On “LA Map”, which are a pretty incredible display if they are indeed hand-painted, and tell us in the Idea if you like the look.