Is the Nike Roshe Run a sneaker that anyone actually runs in? Sure it’s got the word right there in its title, but the silhouette was pretty much a lifestyle choice from the jump. Nonetheless, Nike has opted to upgrade it with some extra tech via the Nike Roshe Run Dynamic Flywire shown here. The supports creep up around the sides near the Swoosh placement to bring in just a bit more texture than what’s regularly available on the Nike Roshe Run. Continue reading to get a full look at the Nike Roshe Run Dynamic Flywire and watch for the model to launch for Summer 2013.
Nike Sportswear introduced the Nike Air Force 1 High Foamposite last Fall, and since then, Air Force 1 fans have been patiently awaiting the low-top version of that Force x Foam shoe. Although Vac Tech isn’t quite Foamposite (and vice versa), VacTech treatment on leather is like none other, offering a level of luxury never before seen on Nike shoes. It gives off a one-piece seamless look for an uber-clean and crisp appeal http://nikefreerun30v5.weebly.com/ that should make Air Force 1 aficionados go nuts. These are set for an official release tomorrow at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Extra Butter, so check out these new detailed shots after the jump and don’t miss out on the Nike Air Force 1 Low Vac Tech in the classic all-white colorway.
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