Month: July 2022

Nike continues to expand its Air Huarache Crater lineup with a new colorway that is already gearing up for the Fall season. A nod to the celebrated Halloween events, the shoe arrives in black and orange makeup, constructed with recycled materials. The upper is equipped with an orange woven base that features black neoprene on the collar, tongue and panel detailing. Black leather overlays add to the shoe’s design, as well as the Grind Rubber material that is seen on the tongue branding, rear cage and speckled midsole. The neon orange is a contrasting accent on the pinwheel logo on the insole, rounding out the shoe. Take a look above at the shoe. The new colorway releases in select retailers and on Nike this Fall season for a price of $135 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, take an official look at the images of Nike Air Zoom Flight 95 “Hoops.”

Not many people could have predicted the wave that Crocs is currently on. The footwear giant has tapped into the popularity of slip-on styles and has contributed to that with silhouettes in collaboration with partners from all corners of the world. Now Crocs is taking things back to basics with two new solo additions to its ever-growing “All-Terrain” collection for Summer 2022.Introducing the “Classic All-Terrain Sandal” and the “Classic All-Terrain Flip,” the two silhouettes are designed to take on the great outdoors while inspiring wearers to embrace all levels of exploration. The “Classic All-Terrain Sandal” welcomes two upper straps with an adjustable turbo strap. Seven holes are included on each sandal, allowing for personalization opportunities through Crocs’ Jibbitz charms. Things are kept hike-ready through the rugged outsole and enhanced thread, giving extra grip and comfortability that apply to various off-road terrains. Coming in “Solid Black/Oxygen” and “Marble” colorways, each edition of the sandal is packed with a customary classic strap to flip around the heel.The “Classic All-Terrain Flip” comes in an all-black hue, designed with four holes on each foot. Its thick sole features enhanced grip both under the foot and the interior midsole, while debossed Crocs branding can be spotted on the straps that sit across the front of the foot.You can have a closer look at Crocs’ “All-Terrain” collection above and it is available now on the official Crocs website.In other footwear news, Nike had added the Dunk High to the “Hoops” series.