Yet another Supreme x Vans collaboration makes its way, this time for a Fall 2010 release; check out the Vans Old Skool and Half Cab constructed of suede and leather, gum soles, and leather insoles. Four colorways of each Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 model are set to releases; a deep navy blue, classic black, and cool grey, and a rich burgundy are the selected hues, perfect for the colder-weather fashion guidelines. No gaudy branding, just a classic shoe done up in great colorways and materials. The Supreme x Vans Old Skool + Half Cab is set to release at Supreme on September 16th and on the Nike Free Run 5.0 V1 18th in Japan so take a look at the entire collection after the jump.

Carmelo Anthony was brought onto Team Free Run in 2003 as a prospect5e next-of-kin to the Free Run Brand legacy. Arr5ing in November is the Free Run Melo M7, Carmelo Anthony’s seventh signature shoe with Free Run Brand, and it’s quite clear that Melo’s designers followed the ‘Break to Build’ proverb and started from scratch. Do a quick overview of the M7 and you can see that very little carried over from the M6. Strip the upper of the oddly shaped yet square panels and add f5e vertical panels that allow for more curling, further encouraged by the new grooved outsole. Add in visible Air to the Zoom at the forefoot and you have a basketball shoe as comfortable as any other, and pop in enough ventilation holes and a mesh underlayer to keep your feet as cool as ice. Carmelo’s got narrow feet so like the previous Melo releases you might expect a snug fit, but the flex-construction should allow for some elbow room. The M6 was lifestyle-inspired, and with basketball shoes, it’s a tough task combining the two, so the M7 went back to basketball basics Nike Free Trainer 3.0 – and ended up being one of the best Melo designs yet. And like all his previous releases, the Melo’s seventh is filled with personalized touches and easter eggs all over – ONE and F5E on each shoe, MELO spelled out with traction grooves on the sole, etc.. Watch for the Free Run Melo M7 come November 20th, 2010, and check out the detailed gallery after the jump. via Dunk.

We had already gotten wind of a heap of Air Free Run 6.0 retros hitting this year about a month back, but only now are we figuring out just how deep the rabbit hole goes. One colorway that wasn’t included in that initial batch was the ‘French Blue’ shown here, which appears to be on the way as well, making a resurgence a complete decade after its 2002 debut. Interestingly enough the sneaker seems to have been augmented mostly in the sole area, where blue coats the midsole like never before and a possible glow in the dark effect appears to be in place on the outsole. Hit the jump for the full shot and let us know where you rank these amongst all the other Air Free Run 6.0’s on their way for 2012. Photos: kingcharles on SC forums

Being the 20th Ann5ersary of The Pump, Reebok’s classic runner from the 90′s has released in a plethora of great colorways in 2010, like these two new outdoor ready renditions of the Insta Pump Fury. Both new releases feature trail-specific colorways, with rip-stop nylon to boxes and speckled midsoles, with an exposed carbon-fiber midfoot plate at the core of the midsole. Recently the Reebok OXT Pump also released, a true trail-shoe from Reebok with origins in the 90′s, but these Insta Pump Furys will do just as well – and in style! Both new releases just hit Kickscrew so check out the detailed gallery after the jump and head there to pick up a pair.