The ‘Tiffany’ colorway first issued in collaboration with Diamond Supply Co

The ‘Tiffany’ colorway first issued in collaboration with Diamond Supply Co. in 2005 and has become a staple for all Nike SB designs, especially as they’ve openly embraced color-swapping in the past few years. It’s a striking yet surprisingly versatile palette that’s also shown up in a variety of other places including outside Beaverton altogether, but it will still take some getting used to seeing the Nike P-Rod V Mid without the ‘SB’ branding that appeared on this pair’s tongue tag and heel in earlier sample images. Something else that’s easier to ascertain in these new shots is the tumbled effect on the black nubuck that covers this shoe’s upper, which you can see in greater detail by clicking the jump below. Photos: Kasina

Sneaker News has shown you a variety of winter-ready Nike OMS styles over the past few weeks, and today comes word of a new pack guaranteed to draw a ton of additional attention to the new Off Mountain System.  The S&S Capsule Collection brings together established partners Stussy and Swoosh Action Sports for new collabo colorways on the Nike Dunk High Winter OMS, Lunar Braata OMS and Mogan II OMS.  Representing ‘Snow’, ‘Sand’ and ‘Street’, respectively, these three models celebrate how both Nike Free Run 5.0 brands take the path less traveled.

Skater Brian Anderson has spent some more time crafting up custom colorways for his Nike SB brethren, this time taking to the Nike Zoom Stefan Janoski. The uber popular sneaker is one that’s been patiently waiting to be blessed with some wilder styles, which Anderson absolutely takes care of via this psychedelic pair. The creepy blue and yellow colorway gives off an almost ‘Day of the Dead’ vibe thanks to the hand drawn skull graphics hitting on the back end. Continue reading to check out the Nike SB 1 of 1 made by Brian Anderson for Stefan Janoski himself and let us know in the Idea if you approve.

Sneaker News readers have seen a bunch of different NIKEiD samples including Air Force 1 Bespoke designs courtesy of Nike Harajuku, and today it’s another Japanese Swoosh shop that has a look into some of the options for the Basketball division’s Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 new flagship model.  The Nike Hyperdunk iD shows off some of the high-contrast possibilities with its Dynamic Flywire cables, those kevlar strands perhaps most prominent on the neon-accented joints that show us what the glow-in-the-dark soles look under ‘normal’ lighting conditions.  Click through so you can see more examples of Lunar Hyperdunk iD designs, let us know which of these starts you in the right direction and craft yours online today.  via Nike Fukuoka