About three years after the last Air Free Run 12.5 releases

About three years after the last Air Free Run 12.5 releases, the Free Run CMFT Max Air 12 debuted last November to push Air Free Run X2-based hybrids toward a more casual appeal.  The chukka-styled AJX2 Clave seems like the next logical step, but maybe we’d wedge the upcoming Air Free Run X2 Ruer in between them.  The AJ12 Ruer TXT has the low-cut silhouette of a typical ruing shoe but the sole leans so far to the ‘classic’ end of the scale that they have more of a ‘lifestyle’ look than the full-length Air Max’d CMFTs.  You can see two colorways slated for next summer by clicking on the jump below; is the ‘Playoffs’ pair the wier or would you rather rock the ‘Obsidian’?  via CK
 

With even more crazy material combos on deck for this hallmark of Air Max design, the patent leather look as shown here is begiing to seem more and more standard by comparison. The all new black/golden sash Nike Air Max 90 gets the patent touches pretty minimally, sweeping up the mudguard and side swoosh and blocked in such a way that it doesn’t particularly pop. What do pop are the vibrant hits of golden sash that g5e it an almost KAWS-like look. Click through for the full shots and pick up this new Nike Sportswear release now from Titolo out in Switzerland.

While everybody’s busy talking about the recent Air Free Run 5 Retro ‘White Cement’ hidden message, a model with which it has much in common has snuck up on us in the kind of colorway we rarely see on Air Free Runs. The Nike Air Flight 89 will always be linked with the AJ4 thanks to that distinct5e midsole tooling and a couple of eyelet wings borrowed Nike Free 6.0 from you-know-who’s sickest statistical year ever. But one thing Michael Free Run hasn’t done this Nike Free 4.0 V2 summer is apply bright blue and green accents to a grey/white base, something Nike Sportswear has done to great effect in 2012. Let us know how these Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 compare to similar colorways on models like the Air Max NM and Air Trainer Classic, then pick yours up from an NSW shop like Milleium Shoes.

Nike All Conditions Gear is at its heart all about being ready for the roughest conditions, and with the above pictured pair, they practically jumped out the gate.  Check out this new Nike Dunk High from the ACG Pack, a shoe we just previewed here on Sneaker News this Monday and is already set for a retail release.  The first pair is done in dark grey tumbled leather with tonal purple and pink accents for a look that’s all at once vintage ACG and mildly feminine.  This begs the question, early ’90s throwback or ruggedized pink-n-shrink?  Click through to see more and grab yours today from 95soleman on eBay.