These soldiers are ready for battle. While we’ve seen all of these colorways individually

These soldiers are ready for battle. While we’ve seen all of these colorways individually, they look absolutely astonishing when lined up, starting from the Cutting Jade and ending at a Black/Red colorway that we’ve yet to see. Some other notables include the tonal-black ‘Carbon’ joints as well as the electric ‘Dunkman’ sitting at the second-to-last position, so feast your eyes on this humbling collection of Free Run madness and let us know which of the eight pairs seen here are your personal favorite!

Did this new Nike Air Pey V colorway mess with your holiday shopping plans at all? According to our Idea section the sneaker has quite a few folks re-thinking their Christmas time copping strategy, offering up one of the cleanest colorways yet for Pey Hardaway’s fifth signature sneaker. Click through with us to check out the latest 360 view of the Nike Air Pey V ‘Tour Yellow’ and if you like what you see make sure to set a little money aside and circle your calender for the December 26th release date.

They’ve also got the heat, Stockholm, Sweden’s SneakersNStuff among Scandinavia’s premier footwear suppliers. Owners of global name recognition thanks to their keen eye for well curated collaborations, SNS notes that it was Reebok who was most helpful during a rough patch a while back. The relationship has continued to grow and now on the occasion of the Reebok CL’s 30th aiversary, Peter and Erik offer a unique homage to its enduring appeal. The SNS x Reebok Classic Leather is actually crafted in Cordura nylon, a deep blue shade of which has been treated to PlayDry ventilation and Thinsulate insulation. There’s a hint of yellow to pay homage to the home country and the promise of further SNS x RBK collabs as we approach the former’s Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 15th birthday next year, so check out the video below and stick with Sneaker News for updates.
 

There’s another Air Jordan XI Low sample to add to the treasure trove of those that’ve popped up in the past couple of months. The Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 sneaker takes on an all over red approach for the upper and brings in a gum sole for the bottom, with just a little bit of white separating those two sections. Would a pair like this still perform at retail given the lack of the beloved icy outsole? Give us your thoughts on that and check out the Air Jordan XI Low in red/white/gum after the jump.