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These predominantly canvas with some suede Vans Style 36 Originals LX are limited edition Taka Hayashi creations to commemorate the second anniversary of Vans OTH Boutique in Montreal, Canada. Given the Quebec connection, some French-Canadian angle to the interpretation would have been nice. I don’t know if its there, if it is and you can make it out, then do comment.

Take a look at the images, only 96 pairs and each in special hand-numbered packaging. Canvas doesn’t come more exclusive than this.

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The Nike Zoom Revis “Denim” sample carries a denim body with hints of tan here and there. There hasn’t been a Zoom Revis colorway released of late so this one is a welcome arrival. Rough-wearing denim and coarse stitching that stands out are the defining features here. And denim toned dynamic flywire, now where would you get that.

Tonal laces and mid strap complete the picture. If you’re looking to rock something hardy and casual this summer then this is for you. However, no word as yet if these are going to be released, if it comes to it we’ll let you know or if you get to the news first, do give us a heads up.

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The Nike Hyperflight Max “Hologram”, a.k.a the Nike VIS Zoom is set for a late June release. It will hit stores in North America on June 28th and can be yours for $180. And as you may know from your childhood experiences, shimmering holograms attract with their ever-changing colors, and it is the same with these high tops. Throw in the 360 degree Max Air unit and you know your feet are shod in something very attractive.

Nike Hyperflight Max
University Red/Black-University Red
599451-601
06/28/13
$180

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Here’s some more Roshe Run goodness from Nike. Is there such a thing as too much of a good thing? Nike doesn’t seem to think so. Now we have information that the Nike Roshe Run “Green Tiger Camo” is available for pre-order with Atmos, but only in Japan, for the moment. A wider release is expected for later.

This is a Vintage Green/Vintage Green-Sail-Gamma Green iteration reminiscent of camo uniforms you are likely to see soldiers wearing in the forests of South Asia. Green speckled laces threaded through green metallic eyelets.

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The Nike Roshe Run FB “Cork” Custom by AMAC Customs is a cork-and-mesh affair. Cork in all its natural glory covers the toecap whereas black-colored mesh is present on the sides. The swoosh on the front portion looks like a dab of jelly that you’d prise open a biscuit to reach. No doubt, inspired by the Nike LeBron X “Cork”.

No word on when these will be released, or if they will be but if and when it happens, we are there to apprise you of the development. Till such time, take a look at the images and tell us what you feel about this exercise in footwear fantasy. How does this compare with the original?

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Just like the Nike Free Inneva, the Roshe Run in its woven avatar looks neat. But it continues to be a distinct offering for women, it’s a ‘women’s-only’ deal. So, all ye ladies presenting for you, the Nike WMNS Roshe Run Woven ‘Bright Citrus’. Strips of yellow, orange, and shades of grey are stringed together to create a sneaker with a sandal appeal.

These sit on the same sole as the regular Roshe Runs, but can you really run in these togs? Interesting for some and a must-have for others. Available online now; stay tuned for these to drop in the U.S

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