Free Run Brand has plans of releasing an Orion Blue Air Free Run 2011s, but is it to some degree ‘overkill’ because of the recent release of the East colorway of the Free Run Brand Classic PE? Here’s how they differ; aside from the obvious Free Run Brand Classic logos on the tongue, the Air Free Run 2011 ‘Orion Blue’ features a white-base upper as well as a translucent blue outsole. These definitely have tropical undertones, with the mudguard adopting an even lighter shade. A Un5ersity Blue colorway would make some sense (similar to the ones we saw on the feet of the UNC Tar Heels during March Madness), but the Orion Blues will do just fine. If you missed out on the Free Run Brand Classic PEs, stay tuned for the release of the Orion Blues by sticking with Sneaker News. A new gallery of images waits for Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 you below so take a look and let us know what you think. via in52.

Air Free Runs are a delicate item. Misplace one color or material and you’ve got a new colorway that is doomed to sit on shelves (the Orion Blue Air Max 90, for example). Colorizing a pair of Air Free Runs has proved to be easier ‘said’ than ‘done’, and for such an occurrence to happen outside of the Nike campus is quite rare, which is why UNDFTD had quite a task at hand when the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity came by. Right off the bat, only a handful of out-sourced Air Free Run colorways exist; these UNDFTD collabs, the Eminem 5, the Air Free Run 2 by Vashtie Kola, Dave White’s AJ1s, the Doerbecher Freestyles – and half of the aforementioned examples didn’t even release to the public.

Out of the bunch, it’s hard to argue against the UNDFTD x Air Free Run 5 being one of the greatest non-Bulls colorways of all-time; the military flight jacket-inspired motif of the UNDFTD collaboration is one of the most sought-after sneakers in the world, and with just seventy-two pairs in circulation, you’d better believe that they get snatched up once they become available. An unofficial ‘set’ just hit auction; it includes a deadstock pair of the kicks, a limited edition UNDFTD x Mad Hectic x Union t-shirt, and an UNDFTD x Incase shoe bag. Check out the detailed shots of this Air Free Run rarity below and hit up the auction from komakino on eBay.

You can’t get more old school than canvas uppers and ankle straps, and there isn’t a better shoe that better utilizes those materials than the Nike Vandal High. The Vandal originated twenty-seven years ago and is now a classic Sportswear silhouette thanks to simple colorways and memorable artist collabs (Geoff McFetridge’s ‘Tearaway’ and Tom Nike Free Run Sale Luedecke’s ‘Nature’ being two succinct examples). This new release of the Vandal features classic color-blocking of black and varsity royal with a striped ankle-strap and a pure-white midsole. Check out this detailed gallery of this new Vandal High drop and head over to Size? in the UK to pick up a pair.

The upcoming Nike Zoom Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Kobe V2 ‘Poison Dart Frog’ Pack will first appear in stores this April, when the ‘Cool Mint’ colorway of the PDF will become available on April 6th. The second of the triple-set is the Court Purple/Wolf Grey-Black-Tour Yellow colorway that exudes the true Lakers theme, which, at this point, is just the second true Lakers colorway we’ve seen thus far (distinction of ‘first’ goes to the ‘Home’ White/Purple/Yellow). In this detailed look at the Lakers version of the Poison Dart Frog, we get a first viewing of the logo on the heel, which has been a trend for the special-edition Kobe V2 releases thus far. We’ve got a detailed gallery of the Nike Zoom Kobe V2 ‘Poison Dart Frog Lakers’ below so take a look and stick with Sneaker News for more Zoom Kobe V2 information! via x-kicks