Will history be more generous to this Nike Free Men's/Women's or the earlier, fingertrap version of the shoes? At some point the identical names will need to be resolved – perhaps people will be arguing on sneaker forums decades from now trying to figure the whole thing out based on shreds of evidence. For the time being though, this pair is definitely taking ownership of the moniker as the aforementioned fingertrap has faded out a bit. The sneakers are again seen in a rather Oregon looking colorway that dons pine green and mixes in some varsity maize.
The Nike Free Running Shoes NRG has been on fire since the summer. It has given us high energy gradient colorways for both inline releases and a couple of pairs created for two of the storied programs in college football. This one in black, orange and grey leans toward the Pac-12's Hawaii Bowl participant, picking up on OSU Beavers team colors just over a week before the season ending game.
Although originally released—and still widely used—as a performance running silhouette, the wildly popular Nike Free on Sale line has taken on a whole new life as go-to casual shoes, beloved the world over for their lightweight comfort and extreme flexibility. Of course, the Swoosh Brand is aware of this alternate use. Over the past few years they’ve been releasing several lifestyle-geared Free sneakers, the latest of which is the new Commuter 2018. The flexible Free outsole and midsole—unchanged from the performance iterations—are done up in a light cream, while the upper features a combination of university red and black.
The toebox arrives in black with a white embroidered Nike text hit on the lateral side, the midfoot is dressed in university red and features an interesting sock-like construction with a high tongue/toggle lacing system, and the heel arrives in black with red lateral/medial Swooshes and a small reflective hit on the heel tab. Buy Nike Free Online These new urban commute-ready Frees are available now.
With College Football’s 2018 season less than a month away, Nike is ready to lace up fans of its top schools with 22 new versions of the Shop Nike Free. From the National Championship winning Alabama Crimson Tide to the Jim Harbaugh-led Michigan Wolverines, College Football fanatics from all over the nation will be able to proudly rep their school’s colors. Each iteration’s upper comes tonally dressed in the school’s color, while recognizable logos can be found on its mid-foot lace enclosure.
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