DJ Clark Kent’s “112″ theme looks to be hitting on the it trainer of the moment, the Nike Zoom Revis. Darrell Revis’ first signature shoe has been incredibly busy as of late, getting outfitted with all sorts of collabs and special make ups. We’ve got a feeling that this upcoming pair will be a cut above the rest though, as there’s nary a model out there that Clark’s blend of elephant print and volt doesn’t look good on. Get the full teaser on the DJ Clark Kent x Nike Zoom Revis “112″ just after the jump and stay tuned to find out when they’ll be in stores.

Design language from Air Jordans III and IV have once again come together on a new Jordan Brand release. Unlike something like the Son of Mars Low where these are combined with other influences from the Air Jordan Legacy, the Jordan Flight Origin focuses squarely on the end of the 1980s for its inspiration. This pair is like a cross between the ‘True Blue’ IIIs and ‘White Cement’ IVs, and features a bit less splatter detailing than the more fitting ‘Black Cement’ edition also releasing around this time. Click through for a closer look at this remix of original Air Jordans and grab yours from retailers like Renarts.

Reebok’s got a pretty heavy presence at the current Project Las Vegas tradeshow, one that’s got some tantalizing displays showing off what’s around the corner from the brand. For instance: the Reebok Kamikaze retro can be spotted on the show floor. Along with the other exciting Reebok previews from today, the OG Kamikaze design should be in sneaker stores for Spring 2014, a wait that is likely a little longer than most of you expected. Continue reading to see a group of the upcoming colorways spoiled on the floor at PROJECT and check back in with Sneaker News on the regular as info regarding their eventual Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 release materializes.

Remember when Brett Golliff over at Complex re-worked all kinds of classic Nike basketball Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 shoes, shaping them into more modern looking designs? He’s back at it, only this time he took on the even bigger task of mixing up the beloved Air Jordan legacy. The result is Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 a series of renderings that wrenches your favorite models straight out their debut decade and soups them up with contemporary tech from the boys in Beaverton-everything from Flywire to Flyknit. Continue reading to see a sample of Brett’s reinvented Jordans and then get the full piece on Complex now.