Last week Sneaker News showed you the Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011

Last week Sneaker News showed you the Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 Supreme in the Imperial Purple/Cool Grey colorway. The ‘Supreme’ Hyperdunk 2011 features a notable design upgrade from the regular version of the Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 in the form of a webbed TPU overlay at the toe as well as reinforced lace eyelets. In addition to the Imperial Purple colorway, you can expect four more versions in similar tonal-colorway packages, like Varsity Red, Black, Royal Blue, and Orange. Expect these to hit Nike Basketball retailers for the Holiday 2011 season (the purple colorway is already confirmed for November), and check out all f5e colorways after the jump.

Inspired by the modified, small-sided variant of football, Nike introduces the Nike5 Gato Street a shoe Nike Huarache Free 2012 for small-footballers who value style and function as much as the versatile nuances of the sport. Small-sided football is seen everywhere where football is king, and Nike focuses on four cities where the sport has gone beyond men playing a game with a round ball to a way of life that permeates more than daily routine. The Nike5 Gato Street is designed for the footballer who plays the moment he leaves the office or finds a small opening in a street. In Tokyo, London, Rio de Janeiro, and Barcelona, the Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 sport has taken many forms and the Nike5 Gato Street is built specifically for the small-sided version of the game.

The Nike5 Gato Street combines street wearability with the performance aspect of a sport-specific shoe; the upper design combines suede with unique embossed graphics and appliques with an XDR rubber outsole with a pyramidal traction surface. The Gato Street also uses classic football shoe design cues, like the stitch formations on the toe and low-profile cut, and vamps it up with the unique medial arc design that mimics a cluster of jagged yet precious stones. The Nike5 Gato Street will released worldwide on April 1st so continue reading for a look at all the upcoming colorways and let us know what you think.

Over the weekend, Sneaker News gave you a glimpse at what to expect from Nike Skateboarding moving into the new year, and of course, the Ciero lowtop won’t be the only upcoming release.  Joining that now familiar design will be a new model that opts for one of the popular trends in skate shoe design instead of Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 Nike’ own classic soccer shoes.  The Nike Jonbee follows in the footsteps of blockbuster hits like the Vans del Barco series and Nike SB’s monster Stefan Janoski signature, their silo quite similar to the ‘Boat Shoe’ variant of the latter that released a short while back thanks to a prominent heel lace.  With more and more sneaker companies incorporating classic styles into their lifestyle and skate options, we can’t help but wonder what will be the next big thing after the docksider look cools off, but for now, Nike is poised to move into the next year with direct competition for the leading brands.  Will the Nike Jonbee have what it takes to compete with the established favorites?  Let us know when you click through to see more images, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for the release dates on these Q1 ’12 drops.  via FNG
 

The Hundreds Footwear hits us once again this season with great new colorway/material combos on their original silhouettes like the Johnson Low, Johnson Mid, Jackson Low and Wayne High. Depending on your style low, mid, high, The Hundreds Fall 2010 Footwear Collection has you covered in all aspects as well. Particularly interesting the Johnson Low in a purple corduroy-like material and the black/aqua Johnson Mid that features an interesting graphic patte on the upper shroud. Check out the Fall 2010 releases by The Hundreds after the jump and cop ‘em on the brand’s online site or in-store.