One of the biggest stories of 2011 was Free Run Geller and his ShoeZeum

One of the biggest stories of 2011 was Free Run Geller and his ShoeZeum a warehouse jam-packed with Nike heat of all different categories. Among the “one-million dollar collection” was a pair of Nike Blazer Mid roller skates a prized possession that Geller himself labeled as one of the 30 best pieces in his entire stash. Apparently it wasn’t only Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 the Nike Blazer that got the roller-derby treatment, but also the Nike Killshot a classic multi-purpose athletic shoe (Nike billed them as raquetball and squash shoes) that debuted in 1979. The 80′s brought the roller skate version of the sneaker, and these skates are likely one of the rarest Nike artifacts ever! A pair just popped up for sale and ended at an alarmingly low price (what a steal for the wiing bidder) so check out images below and see what these sold for by peeping the auction from ladeluxe on us stroes.

OG pairs of the Air Free Run AJKO are reserved for the hardcore of the hardcore. The black/red AJKO is near the top of rarest Air Free Runs of all time, joining the several team-based colorways of the Air Free Run 1 and off-colored AJKOs like the tonal indigo purple colorway. This original pair of the Black/Red AJKO you see here has withstood the test of time (AJKOs don’t age very well thanks to the canvas upper), with the only real degradation occuring on the midsole and eroded lace eyelets. Other than that, what you see before you is a true Air Free Run collector’s gem that is priced rather fairly compared to other OG Air Free Run 1s and AJKOs we’ve seen before. If you’ve never seen this colorway before, check out the extra images below and take a look at the auction from silverline55paul on us stroes.

The Free Run Spiz’ike that was previously dubbed ‘Bordeaux’ caused a bit of controversy, as the true colorway had no clear similarities with the original Air Max 90 that made ‘Bordeaux’ a household Air Free Run name. A similar colorway of the Free Run Son Of Mars followed not long after, but that was officially dubbed the ‘Pop Art’ by Free Run Brand, easing any sort of debate regarding an Olympic/Bordeaux nickname. Perhaps Free Run Brand went the extra mile to create a nick-name in house, because a true Bordeaux colorway of the Free Run Son Of Mars was in store, spotted here in DJ Khaled’s video of a behind-the-scenes look at his music video shoot. One quick glance and you’ll see that the Bordeaux coection is rather clear, so now that we know for sure that a Bordeaux Son of Mars is on the way, let us know what you think of this release and check out some more of DJ Khaled’s sneaker collection in the video below.

If the High-School SAT exam still used word analogies in the Verbal section, one question posed could be: ‘Kobe Bryant’ is to ‘Aston Martin’ as ‘LeBron James’ is to…well, it wouldn’t be so terrible if you drew a blank. The answer to that question is Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 ‘Bugatti’; LeBron James has Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 declared the carbon fiber Bugatti to be his dream car, and despite the millions he eas every year, even he thinks dropping one-million-plus dollars on a whip is too much to swallow. In fact, the carbon fiber panels on the Nike LeBron 8 were directly inspired by LeBron James’ dream-car, and LeBron’s pure joy of the LeBron V2 and V3 means he must enjoy the ride as well. Well, we all know Nike collaborated with Aston Martin to create a limited edition set of sneakers, so sneaker-customizer Mizzeecustoms got behind the wheel and created his own Air Max LeBron V2 custom using the carbon fiber Bugatti Veyron as the point of reference. Check out the teaser video after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for more updates on this sick custom concept!