There’s a lot of Nike Flyknit news finding its way across the internet thanks to Nike’s current Innovation Summit meeting out in Beaverton. Beyond the new pairs being rolled out, there also appear to be some pretty interesting samples and prototypes on display at their world HQ. This is one of them, an early prototype that combines the Nike Flyknit technology with the Nike Lunar platform. As you can see, the former is allowed to be a little bit floppier than usual in this interesting, sock-like design. Give us a shout in the comments if you like what you see and stay tuned to Sneaker News for further Nike Flyknit coverage throughout the day.

You knew that the “Cork” look was a popular one, but did you ever expect it to hit on a Nike Air Foamposite One custom? That happened this week on Sneaker News. What else happened? The Nike Zoom Revis took a trip to Hawaii, the Air Jordan XX3 put on a faux sample status, and the Air Jordan 1 finally got the Bin23 treatment. Continue reading to get familiar with all of those custom creations, as well as a bunch more in our latest edition of This Week in Custom Sneakers. Also, make sure you chime in via the comments section regarding which piece of you favored the most from this crop.

July is just about ready to expire, Nike Free Run 3.0 V3 which means you can soon expect a new group of Nike SB releases to start rolling into your local accounts. Covering things on the Nike SB Dunk High front is this pair, a tropical teal and university gold combination that we previewed for you months ago. If you’re looking for links as far as the colorway is concerned you could go “UCLA”, as the pair definitely does have a bit of a Bruins feel to it. Stick with us through the click for a bunch more shots on the upcoming pair and tell us whether or not you’ll be picking up this Nike SB Dunk High release when the time is right.

Much as Deion Sanders played both ways on the football field, this newest Nike Air Diamond Turf makes a quick pivot Nike Free Run 2 from preview to availability.  This Challenge Red and black pair is one of two Diamond Turfs to emerge this month after the original Deions had been absent for nearly two years.  And even with its counterpart in Gamma Green and Atomic Red, this one might Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 be the most intense DTs to date thanks to the uber aggressive coloring.  Have a closer look after the jump, then find yours in stock at select Nike Sportswear stores like Sneaker Politics on the official release date of this Saturday, July 27th. Not around the store? Cop them now on eBay.