Nike Free Trainer 5.0 “Texas Longhorns” PE

The University of Texas football program is something of a golden child to Nike, cheap flyknit roshe runs owing to their incredible popularity that’s seen record-breaking annual revenues and even the creation of their own television network. So it should come as no surprise that the team regularly gets the first class treatment when it comes to Swoosh stuff, from uniforms to gear.

Case in point, school exclusives don’t come much better than the Nike Free Trainer 5.0 Texas Longhorns PE. The signature zigzagged design of the Free Trainer 5.0 mixes burnt orange and white in its Fuse-and-mesh construction, sure, cheap nike free run but that’s not even the big draw. The white heel is ubiquitously printed with the instantly recognizable Longhorn logo, boldly punctuating the school theme.

While a Nike Free Trainer 5.0 Texas Longhorns PE release would be great, it’s not in the cards at the moment. But who knows, maybe there’ll be another college football “Week Zero” collection. We can wish, anyway. Stay tuned. . . .

Another Look at the Supreme x Air Jordan 5 “White”

Following a quick glimpse last week, the detailed photos of the Supreme x Air Jordan 5 White are finally beginning to proliferate. cheap nike free run Not that Supreme would actually need to show its products to elicit both campouts and sellouts.

A fairly traditional Jordan colorway — closer to the Supreme x Air Jordan 5 Black/Red than to the Desert Camo — the shoe sports a solid-white leather upper, subtly complemented by the reflective tongue and icy outsole, cheap roshe runners for sale and contrasted by red along the midsole “teeth.” That fashionable understatement allows Supreme’s signature branding to stand out — “SUP” on each mesh sidewall, and the brand’s founding year, “94” embroidered at either heel.

The Supreme x Air Jordan 5 White releases this fall, although the exact date is still up in the air. Stay tuned.

Air Jordan 7 “Marvin the Martian” Doubtful for NDC

The dearth of Air Jordan retro launches on Nike.com continues with this month’s Air Jordan 7 Marvin the Martian release, cheap nike free run the latest coveted classic J that looks like it’ll entirely forgo availability on the Swoosh’s e-tailer arm.

That’s too bad too, as the colorway, while brand new, has instant-classic potential. Black leather comprises the majority of the famous VII upper, offset by bold, cheap roshe runners for sale deep red on the tongue and outsole, and a variety of greens and purples and the like working the accents. Whether Marvin’s your guy or not — and honestly, who dislikes that pint-sized alien? — the shoe’s got eye-catching good looks for days.

While it’s not likely to hit Nike.com, barring a last minute change of plans, you should be able to find plenty of retailers nationwide stocking it, from local shops to the Finish Lines and Foot Lockers of the world.

Nine days. While away the hours with a round of official photos, teasing the Nike.com release that isn’t to be.


Air Jordan 7 Retro “Marvin the Martian”
Black/University Red-Poison Green
Style #: 304775-029
15 August 2015
$190

Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG “Bred” for more details

The black-and-red “Bred” motif has become a footwear fixture over the last few decades, appearing on nearly every acclaimed model that spawns more than a colorway or two. Now, cheap flyknit roshe runs the model that popularized the colorway reinterprets it, in the form of the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Bred.

Effectively a dead ringer for the iconic hightop AJ1 “Bred,” merely a few inches shorter in the collar, the cheap lunarglide 5 shoe pairs black and red on the premium leather build, set atop an aged, weathered white midsole. As a true throwback, the tongue-tags boast “NIKE AIR” script, with the classic wings mark emblazoned on either heel, a nod to traditionalists.

Today, check out a round of official photos, and look for the launch Saturday, February 14, with online accounts like Nike.com stocking the shoe at 10am EST.

Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG
Black/Varsity Red-Sail
Style #: 705329-001
14 February 2014
$140