Brendan Dunne 
It appears that there are even more leopard leaning Nike Roshe Run styles than we’d initially assumed. Along with the completeley covered “Orange Leopard” look there are these-two Nike Roshe Run FB styles that let the back end of the sneaker break off from that pattern. You’ll notice that that panel for the back half has the same diamond design as the initial trio of Nike Roshe Run FB releases, which sort of helped contribute to the “Yeezy” nickname on the black and pink pair. Take a better look at the Nike Roshe Run FB “Leopard” below and tell us if they’re headed to your collection or not.
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