Nike Roshe Run is now called “Roshe One”

The massive success of the nike roshe run was one of the most unanticipated events in Nike history. This $70 bargain sneaker began its legend by popping up at random stores in larger cities in 2012 and simply could not stay on shelves. Since its release in 2012, the Roshe spawned a number of spin-offs, but a true sequel to this monumental shoe was never officially made. However, recent developments are pointing to the next generation of this globally influential sneaker; Nike has officially re-named the silhouette to the Nike Roshe One, which could suggest a Roshe Two is in the works. Other retailers began calling the shoe the “Roshe One” some time ago, but with the brand itself labeling this iconic silhouette with the One designation, a brand new lineage is certainly in the stars.

One of the last times we saw Pendleton and Nike collaborate was with the nike roshe run pas cher. Their unique array of prints were even available on NIKEiD for a while until they sold out.

Now people wish they would have taken advantage of the feature because they notice how dope the iD creations came out. Well Nike will be releasing a similar colorway, but for a cheaper price and without the Pendelton collaboration. Thisnike roshe run femme features a Cinnabar upper with a tribal-inspired print on the side panels that immediately made me think of Pendleton. Hay and Total Orange also combine on the upper along with Sail on the Swoosh and phylon midsole.



The Aloha Print is back on the nike roshe run hyperfuse, this time with a black base and combination of vibrant pink and blue hues on the floral arrangements in a look straight from the jungles of Pandora. The Roshe has had as active a summer as ever thanks to graphic laden aesthetics, Flyknit constructions, and even polka-dots. In what could be the best cartoonishly floral take yet, a solid black overlay helps the highlighter pink Swoosh stand out even more.