If you just can’t get enough of your Nike Free’s but can’t show up on every occasion wearing your runningshoes, then the Nike Free 5.0 V4 Deconstruct might be the solution.
Instead of a mesh or synthetic upper, the Deconstruct version is made from leather and comes in black and sand colorways. The Nike Free Deconstruct is set for a September release.

We have seen Nike Running Japan doing original promotional video stuff with the Free before and this one is no less entertaining. As you watch the video you will witness that an old warehouse takes on the modulations of a Nike Free shoe being bend and thus comes alive.

We have featured this colorway of the Nike Huarache Free Run back in October of last year and now its available in the Nikestore.
The iconic Air Huarache run­ning­shoes orig­i­nated in 1991 and was inspired by the old Native American san­dal called Huarache. In 2012 it is making its comeback and is now sporting a Free sole.

The end of the Nike Free range of lightweight minimal running shoes is nowhere in sight just yet. This coming Winter Nike will add the Nike Free Powerlines+ to its family.
The Nike Free Powerlines+ is a more aggressively looking version that could have been ACG labeled. It will surely hold its ground on the outdoor terrains and trails by the looks of it.

If you are a frequent visitor of sneaker blogs than you must have spotted the Nike Air Safari shoes. It comes as no suprise to see these being lunarized. For this Fall and Winter Nike will release the Lunar Safari in four colourways. This year running in the park might just feel like running in the wild savannas.

The Nike Roshe Run is a sneaker scaled back to the barest of basics. The shoe takes its inspiration from a Zen garden with Roshi being the title that is ussually given to a Zen master.
The sole is made from a single-foamed unit resulting to be both durable as well as comfortable and low in costs of manufacturing.
In the end the Nike Roshe Run looks like a decon­structed ver­sion of the Free Run, with a light­weight mesh upper on top of a Phylite sole. And with a total of 41 colorways these are hard not to be noticed this year!

It’s not the first time that New Balance dedicates a shoe to the Boston Marathon. To celebrate the 116th edition of the Boston Marathon this April 16th, New Balance launches a special edition of the 890 runner. The 890 is a lightweight everyday running shoe with a seamless upper and responsive rubber outsole. The ABZORB cushioning makes your run a smoother ride.

Almost a year ago Reebok launched its Realflex runners and positioned itself in the lightweight market ruled by the Nike Free’s and Saucony Kinvara’s. The Realflex includes 76 sen­sors under the sole for suf­fi­cient cush­ion­ing and max­i­mum mobil­ity.
This year Reebok introduces the Realflex Racer. The Racer features a flexible and responsive sole unit paired with a breathable nylon upper. It comes in three different colorways including this black with limegreen and orange.

Last in line of this years Free models and closest to running barefoot is the Nike Free 3.0 V4 with a 4mm heel drop. Flex grooves run diagonally across the arch for a more natural range of motion, and a mesh inner sleeve offers a premium fit.
As allways Nike drops its shoes in various lushious colorways for both men and women runners.

Nike Free fans will have much to gaze at as this month sees the release of the Nike Free Run+ 3 lightweight runningshoe. The midsole of the Free Run+ 3 offers an 8 mm heel-drop and is part of a range of 3 shoes of various low heel drops (4mm, 6mm, and 8mm).
The Nike Free Run+ 3 is suitable for most runners and comes in various colorways for both men and women.

The coming weeks will be a Nike Free galore as Nike will release several new follow ups to its Free concept of lightweight running shoes. The Nike Free 4.0 was originally released back in 2006 with now the 2012 edition being the second version of this model. The midsole of the Free 4.0 offers a 6 mm heel-drop and is part of a range of 3 shoes of various low heel drops (4mm, 6mm, and 8mm).
The Nike Free 4.0 V2 could be serious competition to Saucony’s Kinvara.

Nike’s popular lightweight minimal runningshoe, the Nike Free Run, is at its third generation. The Nike Free Run+ 3 is hitting stores this April. This next generation gets a high-voltage charge of vibrant colour in Charm Yellow, Soar, Liquid Lime, Hot Punch and Gym Red.
The upper contains a stretchy mesh inner sleeve just like we have seen with the latest Nike LunarGlides en LunarEclipse updates.