Nike’s highest-priced Lunar-cushioned performance runner returns for a third installment in 2013. The original was priced at $130 (a whopping $30 Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 higher than the $100 LunarGlide), but the Eclipse sub-category has gained a solid following for its outstanding design and performance quality. The LunarEclipse+3 Nike Free Run 3 is cushioned by the ‘bottomless’ carrier construction with visible Dynamic Flywire locking down the midfoot for peak fit. The heel-cap also comes with a re-design as well. Four colorways are set to hit stores this Spring 2013 season and is priced at $135, so check ‘em all out below and let us know which of the LunarEclipse series you like best. via ck

There’s much more to being a “sneakerhead” than owning sneakers. According to Complex, there’s a list of ten guidelines that all sneakerheads should follow in order to live a better life laced up in leather/mesh/suede/rubber. For starters, wear your sneakers and beat your grails down to the nubs of the outsole, and give back to the community by giving away some of the shoes that might have fallen out of favor. What are some of you unspoken rules of being a “sneakerhead“? Let us know in the comments below and head to Complex for their list.

Do you have a pair of the Jordan SC-2 yet? This young model has been plugging away for a couple of months now, popping up with some head turners here and there. It looks to be doing the same for summer, joining in on the Olympic festivities with a red, white, and blue colorway and also donning the tried and true taxi cab look (one that Jordan Brand seems to have ramped up ever since the Melo/NYC connection came about) for July. Stay with us after the jump for all the angles on this Jordan SC-2 and if you like what you see then go ahead and grab a pair early from the likes of from jbseller on us store.

With Team USA coming home with a Gold Medal just a couple of weeks ago, there’s no doubt that every member of that squad has been re-invigorated with an urgent sense of competition as they enter the 2012-13 NBA Season. That taste of victory is sometimes enough to elevate one’s game, and of that group of USA-branded players, Chris Paul is one to keep an eye on as he looks to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a step above their 2012 Playoffs finish. He’ll be doing that in the all-new Jordan CP3.VI – his sixth signature model that he debuted during the 2012 Olympics; it features familiar design cues like the diamond cut-outs on the upper that provide both a structural and sentimental purpose to CP3, a low-cut construction, and an enhanced outsole traction composition – paramount to CP3′s hard-cutting and zig-zagging navigational tendencies. The Jordan CP3.VI will hit stores in the USA colorway starting this Saturday, September 9th, at Jordan Brand retailers, so take a look at the extra shots below and let us know where these rank among all of CP3′s Jordan sigs.