The Nike Free continues its colorway crusade

The nike free run womens has so far been the sneaker to stray the furthest from the origins of the Flyknit tech as one intended first and foremost for running models. Perhaps helping to orient the silhouette a bit more towards that category is this pair, which switches out the Lunar bottom in favor of a 5.0 level Nike Free kit. Amongst the first of colorways to arrive for the Nike Free Flyknit Chukka SP will be this one, which combines a black/grey background across the upper with a gold colored Swoosh. Who knew that the Nike Free Run 2 would stick around this long? And who knew that the birdcage runners would eventually grow up into such a high hitting style? They’ll be around once again this weekend thanks to the Nike Free Run 2 Sneakerboot style, which will this time be outfitted with some barkroot brown leather in perhaps the most premium version that we’ve seen to date.

The nike free run australia continues its colorway crusade with this new volt and pine green combination, one that’s definitely got that University of Oregon feel to it. The sneakers might actually be better suited with a Stanford style “Cardinal” palette, as it was there that Nike Free engineer Tobie Hatfield first got the idea of creating a range of barefoot style sneakers. One of them was the creation of Nike Free, that barefoot technology that’s celebrating its 10 year anniversary in 2014. In this interview with Design Boom, Tobie talks of a trip to Stanford wherein the barefoot grass runs of the track team inspired the decade-strong Nike tech.

The nike free 5.0 womens will release on May 1st, 2015. The sneaker is being billed as the lightest men’s training shoe to ever come from the brand, which is achieved through the usage of proprietary technologies like the Nike Flyknit, Nike Lunarlaon, and Nike Free. The result is a shoe that allows the user to get as low to the ground as possible without sacrificing an ounce of stability or support. Did you know that Tinker Hatfield’s brother is also an accomplished Nike designer in his own right? He’s not had quite the impact of Tinker, really nobody has, but Tobie Hatfield has nonetheless had his hands in plenty of important projects out in Beaverton.