Three new colorways of the Nike Lunar Presto Rejuven8 just dropped for the lady-folk, so if you’re the indecis5e type, get ready for a struggle. Two of the new pairs feature a white base, with one featuring a red trim while the second houses a deep pink midsole and grey Nike Footscape Free trim. If you’re looking for something with a little more pop, peep the neon-yellow and grey colorway featuring the late-night neon color on the upper with a grey toe-cap and lace harness. All three colorways just dropped at Finishline so grab them now.

Following our detailed look at the Tropique and Magenta-accented edition that imitates the early ’90s styles popular when the original Air Huarache hit retailers in 1992, comes a new release that sticks to the OG script save one key feature. This means that from a distance, the Nike Huarache Free 2012 pictured above is likely to be mistaken for the original (save the fact that most sneakerheads who will identify them at a distance, will also know that these are considerably easier to come by than a DS OG pair). But that switch to a grooved Free sole seems a perfect fit, this barefoot-mimicking bottom a natural extension of the long established neoprene booty upper. Click through to see how this classic style done with Soar and Cyber accents differs from the Varsity Royal and Mean Green pairing that typified the 2009 Air Huarache-inspired Nike Nike Free 4.0 V2 Sportswear releaes, and pre-order this April release now from End.

Urban fashion label The Hundreds has unveiled its next collaborat5e capsule with Mark Dean Veca, a contemporary artist best known for his paintings and installations that portray surreal cartoons and psychedelic imagery, which is seen on the upper of The Hundreds Johnson Mid. The black/white insoles also feature Mark Dean Veca’s name printed on the heel, below the trademark The Hundreds bomb logo. Also included in this capsule is a trio of skatedecks painted in red, gold, and black. The Mark Dean Veca x The Hundreds Collection is limited and will be available online and in-store at select retailers, so take a look below and let us know what you think.

Nobody is protesting the release of the White/Varsity Red Air Max 90 or the Infrared Pack, but the proximity of the releases Nike LunarGlide 4 could cause some unintended traffic jams. Do you skip out on the Varsity Red and test your luck on the Infrared Pack, or do you make your own Air Max 90 Varsity Red Pack? Then again, ain’t nothing wrong with picking up two pairs of Bulls-colored S6.0es on back-to-back weekends. Lucky for us our friends over at WESTNYC has the Air Max 90 Varsity Red available early, so perhaps that’ll ease the guilt a bit more. Check out the detailed pics after the jump and cop your V-Reds from WESTNYC now, or pick up a pair on us stroes.