The standard version of the Nike Free Run has been stealing headlines as of late between the bringback of the original trio of colorways and the forthcoming ‘Split’ versions. Grabbing attention for the opposite end once again is this new colorway of the Nike Rosherun Trail which ends up as a pretty colorful one thanks to the usage of vivid sulfur and team orange. Click through to see more of the Nike Rosherun Trail that’s just arrived and then get in touch with the folks at Oneness to purchase Nike Free Run 3.0 your pair.

A year ago, a campout (or a line-up of any kind) wouldn’t normally happen for a Reebok shoe, but thanks to Swizz Beatz at the helm and a concerted effort by Reebok Classics to get in touch with the sneakerhead constituency, a major attitude change has surfaced around the once-dominant brand. Credit the Reebok Question, arguably the most popular Reebok Basketball sneaker of all-time, and the mix of collaborations and OG releases for bringing Reebok ‘back’, and if you see this recap from this weekend’s release of the Packer Shoes x Reebok Question ‘Practice’, you’ll know that these high profile Reeboks will take a bit more work to acquire. A campout on a rainy night led to a mass crowd at Packer Shoes, so check out the chronological recap below and let us know if you managed to cop the ‘Practice’.

The Nike Air Force 1 iD continues to add an option per month in this historic year for the silhouette, the NIKE iD upgrade this time coming in the form of some glow in the dark options. There have been a couple of inline pairs this year that have already set the bar as far as the fluorescent look, so you’ll have to put in some work to try and top the likes of those. Hit the jump with us for the teaser and head over to NIKE iD now to start whipping up a pair for yourself. Also, let us know in the comments where the Nike Air Force 1 iD ‘Glow in the Dark’ ranks against the other options that have rolled out this year, and get your iD done in-store at Nike iD Nike Free Run 5.0 Womens Studios worldwide, like at Nike Fukuoka.

The New Balance 998 has enjoyed a nice boost from J.Crew and Sneaker Freaker collaborations previewed and released in the near past.  That sharp eye for color is evident in the in-house designs as well, including this strong upcoming effort that mixes six different shades of grey (seven if you include the tongue backing) with black and white to make select orange elements really pop.  This is a perfect example of a low-key, highly wearable shoe whose restrained exuberance gives the casual wearer the best of both worlds.  Have a look below so you can see how they rank and stick with Sneaker News because they’re expected at retail in the next few months.