Nike Free Run Originals Crazy 8 Tennis

Supra launched its women’s footwear line last July, a collection that has to date been anchored by Chad Muska’s Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 original Skytop.  Today we see more variety added to the catalog, as Terry Kennedy’s even hightop-er signature arrives in a new colorway that’s sure to attract attention from dudes in the 1.5-up range.  This new Supra Society for women utilizes a bold snakeskin upper, adding select metallic gold accents opposite black canvas for a look that’s timely, organic and ever so slightly flashy.  Take a closer look so you can compare this scaly style to the sequined A-Morir Skytops, then grab yours straight from Supra.
 

The worlds of tennis and basketball shoes have crossed paths before, but this latest case is arguably the single most ostentatious to date.  The Opening Ceremony x Nike Free Run Originals Crazy 8 Tennis takes an early Nike Free Run + 2 Kobe Bryant Feet You Wear model and transforms it with a Nike Air Trainer 1-ish forefoot strap and a heel buckle whose closest analogy might be the Ewing 33 Hi.  This Crazy 8 Tennis uses all the Knicks colors plus some striping borrowed from Opening Ceremony’s Stan Smith collabo and makes for one of the more eye-catching products you’ll find in stock at top-tier Three Stripes stockists like CNCPTS.

 

After quite the wait, it looks like the Sneaker Freaker x New Balance 998 ‘Tassie Devil’ is finally ready to release. This saturday, Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 March 16th, the sneakers will be releasing online at the Sneaker Freaker webshop, as well as at a handful of Australian retailers including Highs & Lows, Laced, Espionage, Up There and Sure. After that there will be more pairs releasing on March 30th, with top tier New Balance accounts in Europe and Asia getting their hands on them. As for North America…there’s been no stock allocated for that region-so us stateside heads will have to try our best n the webshop come this weekend. See more of the Sneaker Freaker x New Balance 998 ‘Tassie Devil’ after the jump and let us know if you’re trying to grab a pair this weekend.

Nike’s gotten more and more conscious of their environmental footprint in recent years, rolling out several initiatives aiming to recycle the massive amount of goods that they do produce and to cut down on the waste from their production process. Their next move, the Nike MAKING app, is one that will help other designers and creators achieve those goals. The app serves to inform creators of the impact of the various materials they select when creating, focusing on four environmental impact areas: water, chemistry, energy and waste. Continue reading for more on the new Nike MAKING app and let us know if it’s one you see yourself using.