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Nike Air Max family since the Air Max 97 and Air Max 1 have
seemed to take over lately, the
Nike Air Max Zero
is making a comeback this back-to-school season with a few
new looks. The slightly more premium ‘SE’ (Special
Edition) version of the shoe is arriving now in four new
colorways, each featuring a slightly heathered knit-mesh
base with seamless synthetic overlays. The color
combinations include a White/Armory Blue version that is
reminiscent of the original colorway, Dark Grey/Black,
Light Bone/Black, and a “Bred”-like colorway in black and
Tough Red.
This model was to craft the perfect
Nike Air Force 1
High to commemorate the 1980s classic and all its
achieved as a lifestyle staple over the years. Designer
Devon McKinney took over duties on this Air Force 1 High SL
and wanted to breathe new premium life but not reinvent the
wheel. He accomplished this through that signature shade of
Vachetta Tan leather throughout while a 24K Rose Gold
plated collar ring matched the removable lace tips.
Steering wheel inspired stitching helps make the Swoosh
branding stand out while a new fringe heel panel ushers the
AF1 into the off-court realm.
Nike has planned for Air Max Day (or shall we say month),
we now give you a closer look at a few of the colorways
that will be releasing of the Nike Air Max 90 Ultra
Flyknit.Set to make its debut on March 2nd, the
Nike Air Max 90
Ultra is everything you expected as the traditional
mesh and/or leather upper gets replaced with a breathable
Flyknit. Other details include a cored out Ultra midsole
and hyperfuse overlays All six of these colorways will be
available which include an OG Infrared pair, an Olive
colorway, and a multicolor option among others.
Summer is around the corner and the
Nike Air Huarache
Ultra is now available in the popular Arctic Orange
colorway. Covering its updated upper that is made of
lighter, breathable mesh, tonal synthetic panels and the
signature heel cage with an elastic band round out its
details. A contrasting white rubber sole and more arctic
orange accents on the heel finish off the design.
The Nike Cortez
Ultra is one of Nike’s most heralded silhouettes. It
further cemented its iconic lifestyle history thanks to its
cameo in Forrest Gump and now Nike Sportswear is updating
the 1972 creation with its latest technology. While we’ve
seen Roshe crossovers in the past, Ultra Moire-inspired
lightweight tooling on the outsole, and more, the Nike
Cortez Flyknit is a creation unlike any other in the 40
years of the Cortez. The woven Flyknit material adds a new
slip-on construction for a modern twist with a new EVA
midsole cushioning platform with just the right amount of
leather touches near the laces.
__________________ David T Wade
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