Sneaker News showed you a pack of Air Max 1 Premiums over the weekend that only scratched the surfa

SneakersNStuff’s was the first in a sizeable series of Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 collaborations celebrating the Reebok Classic Leather‘s 30th anniversary.  SNS broke away from the literal CL by employing a Cordura upper, which set the stage for a variety of interpretations of this iconic casual sneaker.  Here we see the vector Nike Free Run + 3 brand do something similar with the CL LUX TXT in a couple of monochromatic colorways.  Let us know whether you prefer red or black after checking out more shots below, then grab one or both from shops like Oneness.
 

Sneaker News showed you a pack of Air Max 1 Premiums over the weekend that only scratched the surface of the camouflage theme in terms of pattern prominence, model variety and international shoutouts.  This new Nike Air Max camouflage ten-pack features five each for Germany, France, Japan, United Kingdom and a fifth nation to be named later.  The spread including two AM1s, two Nike Air Max 90s, an Air Classic BW, an Air 180, two AM95s and a single 97 is the largest single Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 pack from the signature Swoosh running series we’ve seen since the 2010 Air Attack Pack; which of the styles made a strong first impression on you?

 

If you can’t grab that coveted release that’s been bothering you for the longest, why not just make your own? If you’re as talented as the man Mache you can pull that off, which is exactly what he did for the new Nike LeBron X “Stewie” customs. The pair picks up the colorful palette from Nike LeBron VI “Stewie”, a sneaker that never made its way to the public. This version not only uses a colorway inspired by the outfit of that Family Guy character, it also plants his likeness on the back end. See the Stewie Griffin version of the Nike LeBron X from Mache after the jump and tell us if they make you go giggity.

With the Phoenix Suns colorway about to drop, the next Nike Barkley Posite Max colorway looks like it’ll be this pair pictured above.  Mixing a Metallic Silver Foamposite shell with a Gamma Blue-speckled black nubuck upper, this is the first Chuckposite to skip the overt theme/nickname route.  There is indeed a bit of that ‘Area 72′ vibe lingering with the splatter print’s stellar implications, but these have a distinctly cool vibe that’s perfect for the summertime.  Expected as a June 2013 release, you can see more of this Metallic Silver/Gamma Blue Barkley Posite Max below, and be sure to check back with Sneaker News for the release date because they’re hitting select Asian retailers right now.