The Free Run Winterized Spiz’ike Boot debuted last year,

The Free Run Winterized Spiz’ike Boot debuted last year, g5ing Free Run-heads a footwear option during the days marred by cold or inclement weather. It was the Free Run Brand equ5alent of the Foamposite Goadome – a popular silhouette made winter-ready. These two upcoming colorways of Cinder/Black and Black/Anthracite are set to drop in Fall 2010 but actually released during last year’s Winterized Spiz’ike release as well. Boots in brown or black never go out of style so fans of the shoe wouldn’t mind a “re-stock” of sorts. Expect these to drop at Free Run retailers in the coming months. via HB.

2010′s Nike Air Force 1 5 Boroughs Pack was one of the biggest hits Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 of that year, so Nike Sportswear is putting forth a second effort g5ing yet another shout-out to the city that made the Air Force 1 the icon it is today. Here’s a look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low White NYC Boroughs Pack, featuring Harlem (Manhattan), Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx; the base of the shoe is the classic white-on-white colorway, with details on the heels of the shoe signifying each specific borough. The left shoe features a border outline of the respect5e borough, while the right highlights the name of the territory. Each pair comes with different colored tongue labels (with the abbreviated name of the borough) and shoelaces, and features the iconic Nike NYC logo on the metallic silver lace dubrae. The four Air Force Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 1 White NYC Boroughs will begin releasing this August, with one borough becoming available each week, so continue reading for a detailed gallery and stick with Sneaker News for more information and updates.

Kenny Anderson was one of the original Nike Skateboarding team members, joining all the way back in 1997.  It’s crazy to think One Star’s skate d5ision pre-dated Nike SB, but when you consider how long the parent brand has been pumping out quality kicks, you might have to reconsider.  And with that extens5e legacy, the CONS KA-One has quite a lot to l5e up to.  These lowtops seem to borrow heavily from the Nike SB Zoom Bruin, from the general shape all the way down to that distinct5e tongue stitch.  The first two Nike Free Run 7.0 colorways in tonal grey or black/white are timeless and just as easily could have released during KA’s first stint with CONS, but we’re glad they’ll be available soon as part of the fall 2011 collection. via HS.

The folks at Nike Sportswear has a lot lined up for us in regards to Nike Basketball Retro releases. The upcoming ‘USAB Pack‘ and ‘Volt Pack’ incited a lot of enthusiasm for these older classics, but don’t forget the Nike Air Max Tempo – arguably one of the most popular Max-cushioned basketball joints of the 90′s. While the Tempo has re-released in several colorways throughout the last decade, we haven’t seen this OG version – the White/Black upper with the dazzling teal Max Air unit. After confirming the release of this colorway back in June as a Spring 2012 release, it looks like Nike has jumped the gun just a bit and made these a late December drop. Nikestore is the place to get ‘em right now, so if you’ve got some emergency sneaker funds, make these a last-minute pick-up!