Nike Sport Shoes UK Online’s N7 collection is definitely turning heads this year. The Nike Free Inneva Woven is sporting a dope rendition that you don’t want to miss out on. Creating a dope sneaker for a good cause, the N7 collection is used to fund native and aboriginal North American youth sporting charities. Sporting such a great colorway, you won’t have to think twice about helping the charity. The Nike Free Inneva Woven “N7″ is made with a woven upper creating maximum comfort and flexibility. A gradient design throughout the upper starts off as a white toe to black towards the heel. Covering the entire heel, a luxurious gold finish makes this sneaker one great addition to the Nike familia. This option takes on an armory slate tone along the synthetic overlays, while electric purple works its way onto the mesh underlays. Finally, a dark grey hue works the Nike Free sole, while purple laces complete the look.

As bad luck would have it, Missy’s Nike Free Run Women Doernbecher and Alejandro’s Nike Air Penny Doernbecher have been postponed. Normally we would get all of the designs from a Doernbecher series to arrive together, but this year we won’t be able to receive Missy’s Nike Free 5.0 and Alejandro’s Nike Air Penny this Sunday as expected. Nike lists Missy Miller’s Nike Free 5.0 and Alejandro’s Nike Air Penny to arrive on the 6th due to shipping difficulties. So far, it seems as if the remaining four installments of the Nike Doernbecher 2014 release will arrive on schedule, but on a curious note, Nike removed the 2014 Doernbecher collection from the launch calendar all together.

The Nike Free 3.0 Women seems to be the popular sneaker of choice, receiving it’s second design makeover, this time by Tim Haarmann. There’s always a story behind the inspiration and Tim’s story starts at a baseball tournament. After getting hit by a pitch, Tim developed a severe bruise that brought on weakness and fatigue. As part of his recovery, he would walk 1 mile, or 24 laps, a day around his unit to get stronger and better. The Nike Free 5.0 Doernbecher illustrates Tim’s story to the very last detail, showing off a rich, Purple hue that is paired with Gold accenting. The heels have either “24” or “LAPS” printed on them in Gold, in reference to his recovery at Doernbecher, in which Time walked a total of 53 miles. The print that touches the inner lining references the race flags you see at tracks near the finish line, signifying the home-stretch of Tim’s recovery. His Nike Free 5.0 Doernbecher design also pays respect to the memory of his friends Big Boy and Audrey, who fought cancer at Doernbecher.