Mayhem seems to follow those instance of the KD 5, LeBron 9, and Kobe V2 dropping simultaneously

Free Run Brand‘s Nike Free Powerlines biggest news today involved the unveiling of three signature sneakers for its top-tier ballers, but let’s not forget about the flagship line that made all their Jumpman-branded releases possible. The Air Free Run 2011 A Flight represents the second consecut5e year we’ve seen JB’s Cadillac adapted into more affordable variations, the A Flight a lighter take on the ‘Quick’ option thanks to its Flywire-reinforced uppers. You can expect four new colorways this month including classic bred and Varsity Royal ‘J-Pack’ styles along with twists on these timeless combos with a Jackson Pollock-like splatter print on their Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 mudguards. Click through to see all four, let us know which is your favorite and stick with Sneaker News for the exact release dates on these models that are already popping up at select Asian retailers.

Mayhem seems to follow those instance of the KD 5, LeBron 9, and Kobe V2 dropping simultaneously. The Christmas Pack, Black History Month Collection, All-Star Galaxy releases all met with tons of ‘WANT’ with an unfortunate number of empty-handed sneaker heads ruing the day they decided to pass on release date. The same frenzy should be experienced for the upcoming Nike Basketball ‘Easter’ Pack, which drops this April 6th (although the firm release date for the KD hasn’t been confirmed, it is likely to fall on the same date as the LeBron 9 Low, and Kobe V2 ‘Poison Dart’); the KD 5 ‘Easter’, as previewed before, features a Minty Candy and New Green upper for that fest5e overflow of pastel tones that mark the Easter holiday, with White midsoles offering that pure contrast of color. Got a lace-swap in mind? Take a look at the detailed angles of the KD 5 ‘Easter’ below and feed us your ideas. via Dunk

SBTG’s world renown and well-documented sneaker creations have resulted in a booming demand for his skills, and in 2010, SBTG’s custom creations have included some of his best work to date. More recently, most of the designs were actually created by his clients who sought his talents, but still, you can easily pick out an SBTG work in a line-up of kicks. Here’s a look at some of his work from 2010; the usual suspects, like the Dunk, Air Force 1, and Blazer are of course the highest in demand, but this collection includes an Air Max 90, which is an extra special treat considering SBTG rarely ever works with Air Free Runs as a base. Many of the custom art seen in this Nike Presto 2010 collection takes after the Black Saigon theme from earlier this year but some clients still prefer the “classic” SBTG styling and font, seen by the Dunk Low and Air Force 1 designs. Continue reading for a full gallery of SBTG’s 2010 custom creations and let us know which sneaker design you like best.
 

If you were to simply look at the mosaic above and not see the title (AND forget where you are in timespace), you could still pretty easily disce what time of year you’re seeing.  The m6.0 of dark and rustic tones is overwhelming in the Nike SB December 2010 footwear drop, a range of eight kicks out of which only one isn’t based in black, brown or navy.  That’d be the Nike SB Zoom Omar Salazar in Night Fall standing out against a collection whose earthy feel is enhanced by every single pair incorporating large sections of suede.  Click below for new SB Dunks in High, Mid and Low, new Blazer High and Zoom Bruin lowtops plus the latest Zoom Classic, Stefan Janoski and P-Rod 2.5 colorups and keep it glued to Sneaker News for all Nike SB release dates.