The nike free run 2 mens may not pack the same flexible midsole that Nike Free shoes are known for, but the barefoot feel is still the focus. The knife-cut grooves seen on previous models are adapted to the non-visible Lunarlon insole. Waffle sole styling offers a functional nod to Nike past, backed by XDR rubber in high wear areas.Look for the Nike Free Hyperfeel to release at select Nike retailers on September 5th .

nike free run 2 womens latest shoe, the Nike Free Flyknit, combines Free and Flyknit technology for the ultimate second-skin fit, offering both support and free motion for runners. According to Nike，Get all the details on the design of the Nike Free Flyknit in the video below, and head to Nike now to pre-order your pair before they launch on August 1.The latest Nike City pack, consisting of the brand new Free Flyknit, will start with an initial limited release on July 20th, and then proceed to release in NYC on August 9th and Rio de Janeiro on August 15th. What is your favorite Free Flyknit city? Let us know how you’re feeling about this new mashup in the comment section below, and keep it locked to Nice Kicks for all of the latest in sneaker news.

After our first look at the nike free run 5.0 mens earlier today when it was introduced on the Nike campus, we now are already seeing different colorways being introduced. The Free Flyknit “City” Pack commemorates the launch of Nike’s newest running shoe with a model specifically designated to five major cities: New York, London, Paris, Shanghai, and Tokyo. Each featuring a black sock-like Flyknit upper, different accenting color combinations are used to distinguish each city’s model.

Designed to function as an extension of your foot, the nike free run 5.0 womens sees a new take on barefoot inspired running. A Flyknit upper sees sock-like construction for a snug fit, while a minimal midsole rethinks the Free tagging. Details on the Nike Free Hyperfeel are slim at the moment, but stay tuned to Nice Kicks for more information on the model later today. Check out a video of the Hyperfeel below.

1985’s “Be True to Your School” campaign transcends to “Be True to Yourself” on a vibrant take of the Nike Free 5.0 EXT SP. Celebrating the LGBT community, the flexible kicks make the most of a bright color palette and intricate print. Multi-colored accents run along the lining, heel, and tongue, while a black base bares a subtle pattern on the upper, extended into the insole. The Nike Free 5.0 EXT SP #BeTrue is available now at Nike Roshe Run NZ.