Nike Free Run Kid Cudi - Nike Free Run 5.0 - Black - Cement Grey

Kid Cudi was spotted in New York City showing up to the David Letterman Show a few nights ago in a fresh pair of Nike Free Run 5.0 Retro’s in Black and Cement Grey. Kid Cudi must a few pairs of these as we’ve seen him rocking the same shoe last month at a concert in California, and the ones he was seen wearing the other night seem to be pretty close to fresh out the box. Cudi is currently promoting his debut album, Man on the Moon: The End of Day.

During December 2nd’s ‘The Return of the King‘ game in which LeBron James went back to Cleveland for the first time since ‘The Decision‘, LeBron James wore a PE version of the Nike LeBron 8 ‘Blackout’, which featured white-colored swooshes on both the lateral and medial sides of the shoes. The released version of the Blackout LeBron 8 featured a tonal black upper, but T.u.L_09 took it upon himself to take his talents to his own pair and re-create the LeBron 8 Blackout PE. The only task at hand was to somehow fill in the Nike Free Mens Shoes swoosh with white, but it was easier said than done. Using some basic materials and a steady hand, this sneaker customizer showed that even the simplest of alterations can give a shoe a second life (although the entire process took six hours), and mastered this hands-on job that allowed nothing more than a fraction of a millimeter in elbow room. Check out these custom LeBron 8 Blackout PE Customs below and let us know what you think.

The Nike Roshe Run is a shoe that’s long since abandoned its solidly colored roots. Again pushing the limits of what the sneaker is capable of, this new version slaps on a trippy tie-dye look. The material across the upper doesn’t appear Nike Free Dynamo to be the original mesh stuff either, with a smoother set up in place (But can you imagine how crazy these would look across a mesh surface?). There’s Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 no word yet on US availability, but it seems like all of the Roshe styles have made their way to the US at one time or another, so you shouldn’t fret too much just yet. Get the rest of the photos below and if you’re so inclined, pick up the Nike Roshe Run “Tie-Dye” now from Solebox.