After the success of Austin Jermacans and his Future Sole Melo M6 design

Come next Saturday at the 2012 NFL Draft, all eyes Nike Free Run 5.0 will be on Nike athlete and rising superstar Robert Griffin 3. He is poised to make an impression on the league for years to come and is considered to be one of the best prospects to go Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 from college to the pro level in years, so the expectations might overwhelm him. RG3 is aware of the heavy weight that has been placed on his shoulders, but he focus on ‘light’ – like the supreme lightweight performance function of Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 the all-new Nike adiZero Sonic 3. Nike’ latest installment of the adiZero Sonic series is fit for speed drills as it is for weight training, marking it as one of the best all-around athletic shoes that should be suitable year-round; the Nike adiZero Sonic 3 is available now exclus5ely at Dick’s Sporting Goods and at Nike at an MSRP of $85 in a wide array of colors, so check out the RG3 x Nike ‘What Can Light Do’ video as well as detailed shots of the Sonic 3 below.

After the success of Austin Jermacans and his Future Sole Melo M6 design, high hopes were set for this year’s Future Sole Design Contest. The 2010 Future Sole Design Contest began on May 1st in which aspiring designers submitted not one, not two, but THREE overall designs. In the High School d5ision, contestants were asked to submit one design for Free Run, another for Nike SB, and a third for a t-shirt. In the College d5ision, contestants were asked the submit both a Free Run and t-shirt design and a Nike N7 design as the third submission. The first 2,000 submissions has been narrowed down to 24 designs – 12 per each school level, with s6.0 going in each category. Now it’s your turn to let your voice be heard by voting in the Future Sole 2010 Consumer Choice Awards; you can for for two shoes in each category – eight total. Continue reading for a full gallery of the Future Sole 2010 Designs and let us know when shoe in each d5ision is best. Don’t forget to vote on the Future Sole site as well.

Gourmet’s delicious Italian-American-inspired designs lend themselves to the kind of promo video you’d not likely see from one of the major footwear companies.  Jon Buscemi and Greg Johnsen, two thirds of Gourmet’s founding team, were recently filmed in a well-equipped sunny kitchen, putting their own premium twist on a classic Italian dish.  During the course of whipping together a mouth-watering lobster parm sandwich, Jon and Greg discussed the founding of their brand and where it’s headed.  The sandwiches turned out great and you get a look at what’s to come from a brand who looks to provide an alternat5e in the ever-growing lifestyle sneaker market.  Click the jump below to watch the video in its entirety.
 

Sneaker News just brought you a look at several Hyperfuse 2011 colorways set to hit retail just before the turn of the year, but what about its lowtop counterpart?  Check out these f5e new Nike Zoom Hyperfuse 2011 Lows, a quintet that shows how much more aggress5e the Hyperfuse sequel can look when two-toned colorblocking is applied.  Each of these uses a black ‘underlay’ (save the black joints that opt for grey) that seems to emphasize those sections’ angular design, and seeing one in a Celtic green makes us wonder if Rajon Rondo might break these out for playoff time like last year’s.  Click through to get a better look, let us know which pair is your fave and stick with Sneaker News for word on the Zoom Hyperfuse 2011 Low release dates.  via CK.