Air Max Day may have passed, but that doesn’t mean Nike isn’t finished releasing dope Air Max renditions. Utilizing the Air Max 1, Nike gives it an elephant/safari treatment. Sticking to premium materials with a suede and leather upper, the sneaker is treated with hues of brown, and accented with neon lime. Also included is the ever-popular Air Huarache, receiving the same color make up. Both sneakers are now available phone order or in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
The latest from Nike comes in the form of a unique Air Huarache for the ladies. In a more stripped down, mesh-like material, Nike delivers two new colorways for their “Ultra” version of the Air Huarache, white and total crimson. Both sneakers come in a single tone, with extra color detail coming in pink on the sock liner for the total crimson. Both sneakers can now be picked up in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
Designer Tinker Hatfield has quite the history with Nike, designing some of the brands most popular sneakers in its history. Hatfield’s original sketch of the Air Max Zero looked something like Nike’s next release, a white and yellow version of the silhouette. To display its exclusivity, each sneaker is numbered on the insole, making this one fairly limited. Look for these to drop this Saturday, March 26th, the day dubbed as Air Max Day.
Next up from Nike comes another knitted sneaker, utilizing the popular Flyknit Racer silhouette. Dressed in a combination of Neo Turquoise and Glacier Ice on the upper, the sneaker displays a beautiful contrast with its Bright Crimson Nike swoosh. This one will be available in mens sizes and drops this Friday, March 25th.
Safari print has been a staple since the mid-1980s. Born on the Air Safari and deriving from the mind of Tinker Hatfield, the timeless print now makes its way to the legendary Air Presto. The new design takes inspiration from the ‘Safari’ Air Max 1 B, with a printed upper, dual color eyestay and gum rubber outsole. Look for the Nike Air Presto “Safari” to drop this Saturday, March 5th.
Featuring Nike Flyknit for the first time, this version of the hoops legend is the lightest ever, weighing 50% less than the original. The all-white version is just as beautiful as previous knitted Force’s, featuring a solo tone of white with just a hint of icey blue on the toe and heel. Look for this one to drop this Wednesday, March 16th.
Your Spring shoe has arrived with Nike’s latest rendition of the Air Force 1 High, dressing it in a highly wearable Coastal Blue. Nautical vibes are all over this one with its gum bottom, and off white accents on the midsole and Nike swoosh. The AF1’s signature strap comes in the same Coastal Blue and off-white, while a gold plated metal detail is visible on the laces. Get ready for Spring with the Coastal Blue Nike Air Force 1 High.
Nike takes us back to 1996 with their latest retro release, bringing the Air Max CB 34 II back to fruition. Taking Charles Barkley signature sneaker the glory days of Nike basketball, the sneaker comes outfitted in the white home colorway of the Phoenix Suns, featuring hints of vivid purple, orange, and black. Don’t sleep on this classic retro sneaker when it sees its release on February 25th.
Paying homage to his late Aunt Pearl, who passed away in the year 2000 due to lung cancer, Kevin Durant releases his fifth signature shoe dedicated to her. Nike plans on donating all proceeds from the sneaker to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund that was founded in 2007. The sneaker features a complete floral upper made up of pink, black, and purple. Completing the sneaker is the traditional “Think Pink” logo on the heel. Look for KD’s latest tribute to his Aunt Pearl to release this Monday, February 22nd.
The lightest AF1 to date, the Nike Air Force 1 Ultra Flyknit Men’s Shoe weighs 50 percent less than the ’82 hoops original thanks to its all-new, ultra-breathable Nike Flyknit upper. Strategically crafted Flyknit panels add dimension while remaining true to the AF1 design aesthetic. Woven Flyknit yarns integrate areas of high breathability, stretch and support where you need it most, conforming to the shape of your foot for a comfortable, lightweight feel.
After a successful year for the Foamposite silhouette, Nike looks to keep the ball rolling in 2016 with this University Blue rendition of the classic sneaker. Native to the Foamposite, its shell is covered in a clean and simple University Blue, while the rest of the upper settles for black. Hints of blue are seen on the heel and tongue tab, while an icy translucent outsole completes the sneaker. Look for the University Blue Foamposite to drop this Friday, February 5th.
The Nike Air Trainer Cruz returns in eye-catching fashion with this “Rush Blue” rendition of the of the NFL players signature sneaker. Dressed in an ultramarine hue, the monochromatic sneaker features suede on the ankle collar and toe box, while a woven side panel helps to add texture to the silhouette. Silver accents on the lace eyelets help to add some contrast to the shoe and a tonal straps finishes off the look over the upper. Keep your eyes peeled for a February 10th release.
Featuring Nike Flyknit for the first time, this version of the hoops legend is the lightest ever, weighing 50% less than the original. Nike has dropped off three unique colorways to help introduce this knitted version of their famed silhouette, a “Total Crimson” and “Black/White” for women and a “University Red” for Men. The men’s and women’s Nike Air Force 1 Flyknit are now available January 28 in-store and by phone order.
Liberty London’s Cameo print first appeared in 1933. Designed by The Silver Studio, one of the preeminent textile design firms of the 20th century, the abstract floral motif gradually became a beacon of timeless style. This designation is affirmed in Holiday 2015, when the signature print — rescaled and recolored in two colorways — debuts on classic Nike footwear styles and limited-edition apparel for women.
Since 2005, Nike has managed to bring some of their latest and greatest models together to honor Black History Month in new and exciting ways. This year is perhaps Nike’s most ambitious BHM Collection, given that there are 28 total products being released throughout January and February including 14 festive footwear releases, each tying into the spirit of overcoming odds with hard work and dedication. Inspired by three of Nike’s most profound athletes in LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Chris Kevin Durrant, the Swoosh has used each athlete’s extreme work ethic and dedication off of the playing field to honor the spirit of Black History Month.
For Nike Basketball, the four-headed monster that is their signature line returns with special edition releases of the Nike Kobe 11, Nike LeBron 13, Nike KD 8, and Nike Kyrie 2. Each manages to redefine festive colorways with black bases and colorful accents in tribal themes throughout the branding, numerous straps, overlays, and outsoles.
Jordan Brand has simplified their collection this year, focusing on the tried and true silhouette that is the Air Jordan 1 through the releases of an Air Jordan 1 High Nouveau “BHM” and a special Air Jordan 1 High exclusively for girls will release at retailers later this month.
Cozy vibes all around with Nike’s latest tech fleece apparel. Consisting of hoodies, pants, and jackets, the new collection has something for men and women alike. Coming in warm hues such as olive and burgundy, this round of tech fleece apparel features the same tapered cut on the pants that we’ve seen in the past. Also featured in the collection is a waterproof down coat and a couple of matching hoodies. The whole tech fleece collection can now be picked up in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
Nike expands beyond regular sportswear for their latest drop with the Lunar Force 1 Duckboot. Featuring extra traction for those rougher weather conditions, this one would make a perfect hiking boot for outdoorsy sneakerhead. The Duckboot is dressed up in a combination of a suede army green and a baroque brown textured toe box. For added durability, Nike has made this one waterproof for added protection against harsher weather conditions. The Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot is now available by phone order and in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
Nike continues on with their onslaught of Air Huarache releases with this beautiful new colorway inspired by Tinker Hatfield’s alma matter, the Oregon Ducks. Hatfield’s famed Air Huarache design has seen nearly every make up you can imagine, and although Nike ID offers some wonderful color combinations, Nike continues to pump out unique and impressive color combinations. Also highlighted here is an all new Air Max 1 featuring a similar set of tones, with its green and yellow hues, and bringing back popular safari print to the silhouette. Both sneakers are now available for purchase by phone order and in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
Just when you think Nike has already ran out of amazing color combinations for their Air Huarache, they impress once again. This time around, Nike keeps things clean and simple with this a clean green upper dubbed “Treeline”, whilst a light bamboo color makes up the mid-sole. Wrapping the silhouette is its premium suede which helps to complete the sneakers premium look. Stay tuned for the “treeline” Air Huarache to be released in a few days.
Retro runners won’t likely go out of style and the latest drop from Nike helps solidify this. Before the Air Max, the Air Odyssey ran the show before eventually falling back into the shadows. Now its back in casual form with premium materials and an attractive colorway. Dubbed as a “Sail/Forest Green/White” colorway, the sneaker is wrapped in a mix of leather and suede, and sits atop an Air-Sole comfort unit. The retro sneaker is now available in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
