Have you already whipped up your own NIKE iD version of the Nike KD VI?

Have you already whipped up your own NIKE iD version of the Nike KD VI? While you’re staring at the screen trying to fiddle with yours until the point of perfection, Sneaker News was able to grab a quick glimpse at a final sample of the sneakers. The Nike KD VI iD colorway shown actually ends up looking more “OKC Thunder” Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 than any of the retail versions of the shoe so far, sporting a clean combination of orange and blue across its body. See more just after the jump and stay tuned for even more coverage from the launch of the Nike KD VI as the day continues.

While most of the other vulc-soled styles from Nike Skateboarding with the ‘LR’ suffix are straightforward in their use of LunarLon cushioning, the Dunk seems to have shifted back to the Zoom that made SBs so comfy. So while the Nike Dunk Low LR now has a slightly confusing name, a classic colorway like this bred edition is a can’t miss. Now almost something like a Dunk SB x Blazer SB hybrid, the latest Dunk Low LRs are depicted further below and available right now at shops like Premier.

The Nike Roshe Run continues its summer tear by releasing an onslaught of colorways and they haven’t forgotten about their WMNS line either. Always a viable option for the men lucky enough to be able to fit into cross-sizes, this Roshe release keeps things simple Nike Free Run Shoes with an all black upper and lunarlon sole, anthracite swoosh, and subtle touches of arctic green throughout. Hit the jump for more images and pick them up today from Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 Nikestore.

Spend some time on the University of Oregon campus and you’ll hear students refer to Nike co-founder Phil Knight as if he were a close relative. “Uncle Phil” they call him, a nickname honored in this Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke creation done up in overt Ducks colors. The sneaker makes good us of the expansive Bespoke options from its chunky baseball stitching to the custom lace locks finishing off the front end. See more of the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke ‘Oregon Ducks’ right after the jump and tell us if you feel like they’re worth the $800 price tag.