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Could this be the cam release of the week. Something that’s a little more creative than jungles, deserts, etc. Take a look at the images of the camo design in forest green and arctic blue; these make up the Nike Roshe Run “Watercolor Camo” Pack. The watercolor effect is cleverly achieved.

The ripstop upper rests on a Phylon midsole and a solar soft insole. It’s light and breathable. And yours for 89.95 EUR once they hit the stores on June 20th. An interesting colorway from the runaway sleeper-hit silhouette from Nike.

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Okay, it’s camo again. And this time it’s the Nike Roshe Run “Green Tiger Camo”. Interestingly, at the time of writing all we have been able to glean is that the pair shown is a sample. Will it go into production? It should, or the world will be poorer for the absence of a sterling pair of camo-designed Roshe Run sneakers.

Take a look at the images; it is camo on ripstop with green speckled laces through metal eyelets. The whole thing sits on a white midsole.

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We hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend! For most of us, it was back to work today. Therefore, we leave you on this Tuesday with Today’s Top Stories, a recap of the day’s trending sneaker topics.

Nike announces the end of it’s LIVESTRONG products.

Nas to open up a sneaker store in Las Vegas.

Nike introduces the Hypervenom.

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Never knew orange could be made to look so fluffed out and that it looks so cool with grey; but this is what the Nike SB Dunk High Pro “Orange Canvas” does, take a look at the images. A white midsole, laces and tongue are clever breaks in color.

Great skating sneakers that will look cool this summer. No word on when these will be released but when that happens, we will let you know.

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The Le Coq Sportif Flash – Blue, Teal & Magenta is another silhouette on the Le Coq retro bandwagon that seems to be moving forward at good speed. And we like it. This runner from the nineties is a leather and mesh affair in black, grey, blue, teal and magenta colors.

Take a look at the images? No word on release dates; would you go for this symphony in synthetic materials.

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Retro shoes cause campouts and bring back memories, but only on occasion do they shift culture. Though the past decade has been more or less dominated by footwear from yesteryear, many new designs have made a profound impact on the sneaker culture and the sneaker industry. Focusing on the new classics rather than the old, we spotlight ten shoes from the past ten years that helped define the decade.

Nike Air Zoom Generation

Released: 2003

This seems like an obvious pick with all the Jordan comparisons, but it’s pretty remarkable how good this shoe looks ten years later and how great LeBron and his line have become. The Nike Air Zoom Generation somehow manages to look modern and classic at the same time, without mirroring any shoe on the market. Ten years later, LeBron holds the number one spot in the NBA and in performance basketball footwear.

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