A lot of sneakerheads have some little sneakerheads in training running around the house, and it’s never a bad idea to get them started young. Jordan Brand is hoping to get the youngsters hooked early and this cool new package is a good start. For starters it contains a pre-school sized Nike Free Run 4.0 -based shoe with black/white/red patent leather uppers and a no-lace elastic design for easy on/off. The best part though, is that the mini-kicks come in a super-cool black lunch box with a cartoon Nike Free Run 2llustration and an Elephant print handle. On behalf of the older sneakerheads, let us just say ‘where was this stuff when we were kids?’ You can make up for it by hooking up the pre-schoolers in your life by picking up a pair at FinishLine.  Thanks to Rob for the info.

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Gourmet has been at the forefront of a lot of controversy within the sneaker community, are their sneakers dope or are they Nike Free Powerlines just ripping off of Jordan Brand? This seems like it’ll be a question that will be debated about amongst sneakerheads and hypebeasts alike for a good amount of Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 time. Regardless we can’t knock the fact that Gourmet appears to be continuously putting out solid products, here is a sneak preview at their Fall/Winter 2008 collection that appears to be featuring some Jordan VIII inspired models in earthy colors as well as their franchise Jordan XI and Jordan VII inspired Cease and Air Jordan 11 Desisto models in new colorways. via Guillotine

Before the Nike Zoom Revis 2 gets here, it looks like Darrelle Revis will still be rocking with his first signature Nike model for just a bit longer. Shown here are the sneakers in a colorway reflecting his departure from the Jets, as well as his return to the gridiron (Note that this is a cleat version of the sig). As far as we can tell this is a player exclusive, but we wouldn’t be entirely surprised if Nike decided to bring this specialized football version over as a retail release. Continue reading for a full look at the Nike Zoom Revis Cleat and let us know what you think! Thanks to John Geiger for the photos.