Two geographical trends collide to create the Nike Roshe Run Slip On "City" Rio. Swoosh "City" makeups have been coming by the flock, and with the 2014 World Cup on-site in Brazil, "Rio" renditions have also been prevalent. Both influences are seen on the latest colorway of the Nike Roshe Run Slip On, a simplified, lace-less version of the already minimalistic design. This Brazilian take features the country's colors with a perforated game royal base and a liquid lime Swoosh and sole, finished off up top by orange and black accents. Take a look at our detailed images below and slide into a pair when they release alongside other Rio models on May 30th at select NSW accounts, including shopnicekicks.

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Shades of red, blue, green, yellow and orange come together for Nike Sportswear's latest package offering. Comprised of the Nike Air Max 90, Free OG 14, and both the Roshe Run Slip On and Natural Motion, each pair of kicks features a zebra-like graphic flowing throughout their vibrant color codes. Keep reading after the jump to take in a few more looks at the upcoming Nike “Sunset" Pack and look for spots like mita-sneakers to have all the previously mentioned kicks available on May 31st.

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Comprised of four popular models, the latest Nike "City" Pack is just a little over a week away from being released. Inspired by both the city of Rio and the Brasilian hummingbird, the Nike Air Max 90 Breathe, Nike Roshe Run Slip On and Nike Air Max Motion each feature a potent mix of colors throughout their revamped builds. Continue reading to check out the entire Nike "City" Rio Pack and look for all of the previously mentioned silhouettes to launch on Friday, May 30th at select Nike Sportswear retailers.

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Slide into the latest laceless Swoosh silhouette with a pair of the Nike Roshe Run Slip On "Military Blue." Simplifying the model that was originally designed around minimalism, the Roshe Run Slip On trims everything down to a one-piece mesh upper with nothing but a pull mechanism on the front ankle to assist in putting them on. This new colorway keeps the vibe bright for summer with a vivid military blue base, contrasted by a white Swoosh and sole, accented by tribal green on the pull tabs. See the Slip On Roshes worn on-foot here, then refresh your rotation with a pair for a light $75 right now at shopnicekicks.

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Upon omitting its lacing system, the Nike Roshe Run Slip On has officially made laces a thing of the past. Flaunting a simplified appearance, the redesigned gem has slipped another colorway into the mix. Borrowing a page from its proper counterpart, this latest drop features a black one-piece mesh upper accented by a white Swoosh and recognizable sole. Take in a closer look below, and grab a pair today for $75 from Oneness.

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Rio De Janeiro is one of the host cities of the upcoming 2014 World Cup in Brazil, and it is also the inspiration behind the latest Swoosh slip-on. The Nike Roshe Run Slip On "City" Rio contributes to the latest list of area codes. A mesh blue upper is utilized to make up a majority of the upper, contrasted by a black lining and heel clip, as well as a volt Swoosh. The electric hue that brands this Roshe Run Slip On is also used on the speckled sole, with hints of orange on the tongue device contraption and heel tab. See what the Slip On Roshes look like with different pants here, then grab this "Rio" rendition today from atmos.

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Spring is in full effect and the Nike Roshe Run is leaving its laces behind for an all new look. Laser crimson, white, and photo blue come together to cover the Nike Roshe Run Slip On's laceless mesh build. Phylon sole in tact, this silhouette gives off the same Roshe vibe with an added level of comfort thrown in the mix. Making the hassle of tying shoes null and void, the Laser Crimson/White-Photo Blue Nike Roshe Run Slip On is available at select Nike retailers like Germany's Suppa.

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The Roshe Run has lost its laces. Removing the tying system and simplifying the design even further, the Nike Roshe Run Slip On is as straightforward as they come. Originally created around the idea of minimalism, this revision of the line trims it down even more. The Roshe Slip On features a one-piece mesh upper, riding on top of the same recognizable sole. Perforations on the top of the shoe keep it breathable, while a rubber ring makes them easy to slide on. The seen style code utilizes the killer combination of black and volt, accented by a white Swoosh. Get an up-close and personal look at the latest Roshe below, and grab a pair today for $75 from shopnicekicks.

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