The Nike Free Run All Star is the quintessential American sneaker, the kind of iconic design that’s recognized around the world as a cornerstone. But did you know Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 that there’s a lowtop version of the Chuck with alterations like a suede toe cap and revised heel panel? Skaters sure do, all this new double-stitching in line with the fasteners for the forefoot ollie area that helps the CONS CT LS Ox stand out from the earlier CTS lowtops. Let us know what you think of this recent introduction after you’ve seen more of the Sycamore suede upper below, then grab yours at retailers like Premier.
Nike and Marimekko have been in love for Air Max 2012 Men Shoes nearly two years now, and there’s a variety of new eye-catching patterns on the way for the first half of 2013. We’ll start with the Marimekko x Nike Free Run All Star Platform EVA, a disco-fied take on the classic Chuck whose red and white striped super-sole echoes the colors used in a strawberry patterned upper. Additional designs include the classic All Star as well as Jack Purcell and its Helen variation, so have a closer look after the jump, let us know which you like best and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.
Following up on Nike’s OG leaning retros as of late, subsidiary Nike is ready to release a couple sneakers aimed at replicating the Chuck Taylor build of old. Arriving this Friday, February 15th is the Nike First String 1970s Chuck Taylor All Star, which uses heavy duty canvas, a license plate looking hit on the heel, and chunkier bits of rubber on the foxing and toe box. Continue reading for a preview of the first two pairs that will hit this weekend, and stay tuned to see what else is coming from the Nike First String 1970s Chuck Taylor All Star later on Air Max 95 360 Womens in the Spring.