It’s common for NSW to treat its cornerstone classics to several different color expressions on a single template, and this new revelation brings the total to four on the carbon fiber and baseball stitch Nike Air Force 1 Lows.  The first such revelation remains AWOL as two other styles released early this month, so that suggests that not only might this new orange and silver pair be arriving soon, it might not be alone.  Let us know how these compare to the red and navy/grey/teal pairs once you’ve seen more below, and as always, trust Sneaker News to let you know as soon as they hit US stores.

Alright alright, we know all your energy at the moment is being spent on whipping up Nike Air Max 1 colorways covered in elephant print over on the NIKEiD side of things, but don’t let that make you lose sight of the inline goodies. Shown here is another of the Nike Air Max 1 Essential, a design that leans OG via its combination of synthetic nubuck and mesh. Keep in mind that the colorway isn’t an OG one-but you shouldn’t have too much catching up to do in that realm anyway given all the stuff of that sort Nike has been giving us this year. Continue reading for more angles on this new AM1 and purchase yours from Sneaker Politics now.

NIKEiD has just let loose a doozy of an option for a range Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 of Nike Sportswear pairs: elephant print. Of course, that pattern has been on NIKE iD before, but its arrival on these specific pairs means the ability to recreate quite a few classics. As you can see, stuff like the atmos x Nike Air Max 1 fare and the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk range. Take a look at a handful of quick samples cooked up and then let us know if there’s any specific model you’ll be aiming to mimic with these new NIKEiD options, a set is live now.

Seattle sneakers will be making a comeback this Summer, as Gary Payton’s beloved Nike Air Zoom Flight ’98 “The Glove” is on its way back. Keep in mind that there’s no concrete release info just yet, but the increasing rate at which previews have been popping up suggests that they shouldn’t be more than a couple of months out. The sneaker doubles up on fasteners: the inner bootie Nike Free Run 2 has a traditional lacing system where as the outer part goes for a zipper treatment down the front. Click through to get a full set of images on this baseline black and white pair Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 and then give us a shout in the comments if you’re planning to purchase come the return of The Glove.