Dropping tomorrow is the Nike Air Max Penny 1 in the original Orlando colorway.

Dropping tomorrow is the Nike Air Max Penny 1 in the original Orlando colorway. The Air Max Penny 1 is long considered to be the greatest debut signature shoe Nike had ever created; juxtaposed with the Air Free Run 1, Nike Shox VC 1, Nike Air Zoom Kobe 1, and the Nike Air Zoom Generation, the Air Max Penny stands out above the rest, and with justified reason. The enlarged, jeweled swoosh, visible Max Air unit that wraps around the heel, and pinstriped tongue for a touch of class, the Air Max Penny 1 is certainly a Nike Basketball classic and a must-have for anyone who calls himself a Penny fan. These have been popping up earlier than expected, but tomorrow, March 11th is the official release date, so hit up Nike retailers like Extra Butter or cop a pair now on us stroes.

 

The Air Free Run X2 is the first Air Free Run shoe feature full-length Zoom Air as the primary cushioning agent. It certainly served Michael well that season, as he led the Chicago Bulls to an astounding 69 wins during the regular season and a fifth overall Championship. The Air Free Run X2 released in a f5e colorways when it originally released in the late 1996, but we’ve never seen a tonal-black upper until the ‘Nubuck’ release of 2003. This upcoming Air Free Run X2 Low adopts a similar all-black motif, but features a glossy patent leather Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 finish on the mudguard and micro-perforated panels on the upper a la the ‘Rising Sun’ edition of 2009. May 28th is the official release date for these so take another look at the images of this upcoming Free Run release below and pick up a pair now on us stroes.

 

The Air Max2 CB ’94 is arguably one of the most recognizable basketball shoes from the 90s; sneakerhead or not, these will induce thoughts of ‘Oh man, I remember/had those!’ due to its unique design and affiliation with larger-than-life NBA star Charles Barkley. If you’re a budding sneakerhead or simply were too young during the time of its original release, the Air Max2 CB ’94 is textbook Nike Basketball history, and while this Black/Varsity Red colorway isn’t a new one (we last saw it in 2004), any colorway of Barkley’s kicks is a fresh addition to your stash. These just dropped over at Wish in Atlanta so take another look after the jump and get a hold of a pair now.

 

The Free Run CMFT Max Air 12 combines Air Free Run X2 styling with its contemporary Nike Air Max runner, so it’s fitting that the first two colorways are split between a familiar Free Run look and one that evokes a team from a sport MJ never played.  A mashup of the AJ12 Nike Free 3.0 V2 and Air Max 97‘s full-length airbag, here’s a look at a UNC-style CMFT 12 and one that only folks in Kansas City wouldn’t want to associate with Nike Free Run Shoes the Oakland Raiders.  There’s an interesting m6.0 of materials here with the Obsidian joints m6.0ing tumbled and pebbled leather while the black/silver pair opts for an unprecedented combination of nylon mesh and a faux-croc mudguard.  Check out both pairs in pics that follow the jump and grab them next Saturday, November 20th from SoleFly.