Expect Big Things From The Nike Free Mercurial Superfly This

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The Nike Free Flyknit NSW is one of Nike Sportswear’s numerous models highlighting sleek soccer-
savvy designs in a lifestyle context. The combination of a classic Nike Free Italia outsole,
bolstered leather heel panels, and a high-arching Flyknit design has made the Mercurial Superfly a fan-favorite for the past couple of
seasons. Summer 2016 is bringing a number of monochromatic colorways to fruition and today we get an on-feet view of an upcoming “Game Royal
” and near “Triple White” look. Speckled midsoles and contrasting heel tabs complete with a zig-zagging graphic add unique splashes
throughout each pair, but each colorway mainly benefits from keeping things as simple as possible.

One of Nike Trainers many successful cleat-to-casual soccer-inspired silhouettes is back in another
strong look with this new “Midnight Turquoise” version of the Free Hypervenom II. The sleek and stylish football boot upper transformed
into a Free-soled street shoe combines the dark turquoise upper with some subtle tonal Safari print on the midfoot, while silver speckles add
another low-key dimension to the shoe on the midsole.

One of the most popular sneaker colorways finally comes to one of Nike Sportswear’s most popular models, with the new “Triple Black”
version of the Nike Free Inneva Woven . It’s actually the Free Inneva Woven II specifically that
gets the stealthy all-black treatment from top to bottom, which updates the original Inneva with leather paneling to break up the woven
textile construction.