Seems like just another pair of the Air Free Run 3 True Blue

Nike Sportswear’s upcoming ‘Be True To Your Street’ collection echoes the classic Nike Footscape Free BTTYS aesthetic but instead of just the Original 7 colorways, we’re getting a bunch of subtle new designs that could one day become legends.  And as is the case with several of the motifs in this huge set, we’ve already seen a Dunk High Premium with similar embossed circle patte, and now the look is repeated on a soon-to-drop Nike Dunk Low 08.  This pair is blocked more like your ‘standard’ BTTYS look and keeps the circular dimples on its grey leather overlay.  Another simple yet solid look for spring, you can see more photos of this latest Dunk Low after the jump.  via mita sneakers

Seems like just another pair of the Air Free Run 3 True Blue, but these Nike Free 4.0 V2 2001 Retro Samples are a bit different than what was released. Have you figured it out yet? This unreleased version, while very similar to that which had released, doesn’t have the trademark elephant print on the small panel on the upper that surrounds the exteal lace hoops. Such a small variation says a lot about this sample perhaps it was a factory error, or Free Run Brand intended for these to release in that maer, but we’re glad it was kept in its original state. Take another look at this sample below and stick with Sneaker News for even more peeks at unreleased Air Free Run samples, and don’t forget to check out the auction from poofyo101jumpmansneakers on us stroes.

Nike envisions a future where students at Didier Drogba Prep School lea of a time when the entire planet put forth a concerted effort to stomp out AIDS.  In the new video ‘Write the Future: #EndAIDS’, the Swoosh furthers its commitment to the (RED) program and offers a vision courtesy Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 of the 5ory Coast striker, of how we can make it happen.  You really can “Lace Up [and] Save L5es“; it only costs 40 cents a day to provide medicine.  The immediate plan is to g5e the ‘#EndAIDS’ hashtag a huge boost as a Twitter trending topic, thereby increasing global awareness and helping the cause.  Check out the full video by clicking the jump below and tell all your Twit-peeps about the effort to #EndAIDS
 

Nike didn’t exactly invent the idea of special and/or limited edition ‘packs’, though they did apply this marketing tactic common to many collectable hobbies, the first company in the sneaker world to do so.  So when examining the new Supra ‘Highlighter Group’, the range of responses will be somewhere between ‘outright ripoff’ and ‘just another colorful release’.  This is the first time all summer Supra’s released more than three in its color-themed packs, this time the Supra Society, Bullet, Cuban and Stacks all crafted in black suede and each with its own contrasting neon sole.  Click through to see all four of them, let us know how you feel about the crown brand’s new release strategy and pick up a pair from their own e-store and most Supra retailers.