The latest Industrial Revolution of Nike Free appears to be upon us. The twelve-year-old technology regularly appears on a new model here and there, but Nike Running is putting a pronounced focus on it this spring and summer, unveiling a seemingly endless line of innovative new models built on the “barefoot” sole. Most of those seem to fall into a new series, dubbed “Free RN,” and here’s the latest.
A beacon of lightweight versatility, the Nike Free RN Commuter was designed to be the only shoe you’ll need all day. The light, pliable construction emphasizes minimal weight and maximal breathability, perfect for your gym session or long-range run. The deconstructed upper promises easy packability meanwhile, making the shoe an easy addition to your everyday life, and the Free sole sports Nike’s new auxetic foam technology, delivering superb snap-back and more natural movement.
The Nike Free RN Commuter releases May 5 at retailers everywhere. The third Industrial Revolution is always the best one, too.