Month: August 2022

Nike has a penchant of showing love to various destinations across the globe through its production of city-inspired colorways. And on deck for the sportswear company’s lifestyle category is this special Air Force 1 Low makeup that devotes itself to New Orleans.Official images of the pair give us an in-depth perspective at all of its compelling details. Direct shoutouts to The Big Easy can be found by the lace dubraes and the lateral heels, the former of which is brandished with the “504” — NOLA’s area code — while the latter has “NOLA” in golden font with the “L” being shaped like Louisiana. More golden accents are shown in metallic form across the lace loops, heightened heel overlays and the rims of the Swooshes to channel New Orleans Saints vibes. Furthermore, the Swooshes have been covered in silver glitter to perhaps nod to the city’s vibrant aura and the insoles are fashioned with a playful red and orange gradient.You can delve into the gallery above to capture a closer look and anticipate Nike and select retailers to stock these in the upcoming weeks.Elsewhere in the world of sneakers, more images of the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Dunk Low “Overgrown” have popped up.

Continuing its celebration of iconic cities in the United States, Nike is now gearing up to introduce an Air Force 1 Low inspired by Houston. Dubbed the Nike Air Force 1 Low “H-Town,” the shoe serves as an homage to the Texas metropolis that stands as the ninth-most expansive city in the United States.The upcoming release features black uppers constructed of a velvet and smooth leather mix. Detailing comes in the form of silver midfoot Swooshes, “H-Town” lace dubraes, “NIKE” debossing at the rear, and tongue tags. The shoe also features pink velvet sockliners and tongues, along with insoles printed with cassette Nike logos. Elevating the shoe are white midsoles with contrasting yellow stitching, paired with red rubber outsoles.Take an official look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low “H-Town” expected to release in the coming weeks above.For more footwear news, take another look at the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Dunk Low “Overgrown.”

Nike reactivates its Hyperdunk X silhouette after a couple of years of hiatus since 2018. The shoe is known to be Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic’s favorite and in turn, the latest colorway takes after the Serbian player’s name. First introduced back in 2008, the Hyperdunk series was the brand’s first basketball shoe that uses Flywire technology and Lunar foam. None other than Kobe Bryant, presented the sneaker during the Summer Olympics in Beijing the same year and it continued to take off after an uploaded video of the legend jumping over the Aston Martin wearing a Lakers-inspired colorway.The current installment at hand boasts of an improved Flywire system that guarantees foot stability and is outfitted in a Denver Nuggets palette. A crisp white base equips the mesh uppers while a bright yellow hue hits the eyestays, interiors and Swoosh found on the insert. Dark blue accents round out the design by lining the ankle, Hyperdunk tongue pull tab and lateral Swoosh. A speckled midsole sits atop an icy rubber outsole to round out the look.Look out for the Nike Hyperdunk X “Nikola Jokic” to release via select retailers and Nike’s website in the coming weeks.In case you missed it, the Air Jordan 1 Mid received a fall-friendly “Tartan” makeover.