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I could go on chatting about the shoe before Christmas (see what I did there?), but a picture is worth a thousand words, so hit the jump and see for yourself. More photos today of the Nike Air Foamposite nike free run One ‘Metallic Red,’ release date expected in early February, and the shoe definitely isn’t getting any worse. If anything, it seems to look better each and every time we see it, with red Foamposite piecing perfectly contrasted by black around the lace placket, tongue and collar, and the shoe finished off with the clean icy outsole. Plenty more looks under the cut, and stick with Nikeblog for any updates or changes in the next few months. Photos via kickz-lab.com More looks today at the most anticipated shoe of the year, the Nike Air Foamposite One Galaxy, release date scheduled for February 24th. The shoe features a space-inspired dark upper set off with cosmic coloring and the occasional star, a perfect pre-NBA All-Star Game release considering both the star power on-hand for the Orlando-hosted game, and the nearby Keedy Space Center. Hit the jump for plenty of looks and stick with NB for any update to the Galaxy Foamposite release date.