More good news from the Air Pegasus family this week as another OG

More good news from the Air Pegasus family this week as another OG colorway announces its intention to return to store shelves. They’ll probably only be there a short while, because the Nike Air Pegasus ’89 in the original blue accented colorup is one of the low-key heroes Nike Free Run Shoes in the Nike Running legacy. Last released in 2009, this Light Bone and black based palette was accompanied by the red 1989 counterpart; will that edition soon show up as another Quickstrike? Stick with Sneaker News for updates and release info and check out more images below in the meantime.

Just as was the case with the BHM and Area 72 packs, the Nike Lunar Force 1 is ready with a design to accompany the latest basketball-centric group theme. This ‘Superhero’ Lunar Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 Force 1 echoes the design language we’ve seen employed on the Nike Free Run + 2 Hyperflight series celebrating Nike Basketball’s ‘big three’ signature superstars. These also get a ‘Galaxy’ nickname thanks to the interstellar Swoosh design, a detail that stands out against the Bright Citrus-accented Anthracite and Dark Obsidian build. Let us know how these compare to LeBron, Kobe and KD’s Hyperflights and grab your ‘Superhero’ Lunar Force 1s from Rock City Kicks.

If you thought there couldn’t be a more eye-catching kids Air Jordan colorway than the upcoming Bright Citrus/Fusion Pink Fives, check again. In fact, with the exact same official colors, this new Air Jordan 1 Mid GS is considerably more ostentatious. It all comes down to colorblocking, and a distribution roughly inverted as compared to the Vs, the orange and pink shades co-starring with black in a supporting role and white on the midsole. Check them out up close below, then grab a pair from kicks-r-us on my stroes.

Is it possible that the University of Oregon would ever get their own version of the Nike Roshe Run? As far as we know, Roshe designer Dylan Raasch doesn’t have any connections with the school, not to mention the Roshe hasn’t been a sneaker prone to such treatments so far, so probably not. Giving them a Eugene-friendly look anyway is JP Custom Kicks, who has outfitted the Nike Roshe Run with an “Oregon Ducks Pit Crew” vibe inspired by the Air Jordan III “Pit Crew”. Continue reading for this latest Air Jordan III/Roshe crossover and drop your thoughts in the comment box below.