Waiting on Foamposites, are you? Patience will be rewarded as early as March 2nd because that’s when these Electro Purple/Total Orange Foamposites are currently scheduled to release. Featuring the shiny upper with more of a metallic finish compared to the original Royal, Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 this Phoenix Suns combo of colors has been a popular item on Sneaker News over the last few weeks. We’ll keep you updated regarding any major changes, but enjoy the new set of photos and let us know if these rank higher than any of the 2012 Foamposites.

With so many spring/summer 2013 previews of late and some of them arriving at retail early, it almost feels like the Year of the Snake has already begun.  Look for Nike Sportswear to be among the brands taking advantage of the confluence of YOTS celebration and animal print trending in 2013, both of which are exemplified in these two new releases.  Releasing Friday, December 28th are the ‘Python’ and ‘Zebra’ Nike Air Force 1 Downtown, a couple of eye-catchingly wild designs you can see in more images below while you wait for the doors to open at select NSW retailers like Extra Butter.

2011′s Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Space Jam’ was deemed one of the thirty best kicks of the year (according to our own list) – will the ‘Concord’ version crack that list in 2013? Here’s a first clean look at the Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Concord’ that we showed you a teaser shot of just a few days ago; the white nylon is paired with piano black patent leather with white leather on the Swoosh to complete the easygoing Concord appeal. Some details to notice: The outsole on this version is a solid grey rather than the translucent ice and the laces appear to be the classic fat Nike SB laces rather than the roped version seen on the Air Jordan XI. This sample, however, does appear to be a GS size, so the men’s size release could be a bit closer to the 2011 Space Jam Dunk. A full shot is just ahead, so take a look and give us your thoughts on this 2013 Nike SB release.

We’ve seen a few pairs scattered between here and last summer’s white-on-color pack, and now Air Max 2012 Womens the Nike Air Presto returns with another colorway that feels like it could have come from the 2000 launch. And there were indeed ‘Olympic’/'USA’ Air Prestos released around the time of the Sydney Games, so while these bear the United States color scheme Nike has used for the past two Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 decades, they represent a new chapter, if one that’s quite similar to a black-based pair that released last fall. Check out this new design after the jump, let us know where they rank in the growing catalog of 2012 Olympic sneaker designs and look for yours at Nike Sportswear dealers like Titolo.

Nike Air Presto
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