by Brendan Dunne
The Nike Roshe Run Sneakerboot might be switching out its traditional tooling soon.
This version of the shoe, shared by frequent Nike collaborator Hiroshi Fujiwara, gets rid of the standard, smoother Roshe bottom in favor of Footscape tooling. This particularly high build of the Nike Roshe Run Sneakerboot has been a women's-only affair so far, but it's possible that this new version could land in the men's realm. It's unclear whether they are a Hiroshi collab, but he's prone to sharing forthcoming Nike goods whether he worked on them or not. There is no release date yet for the Nike Roshe Run Sneakerboot Footscape.
