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Nike has unveiled an all-new colorway of its ISPA Sense Flyknit and it is soon to be available in a “Sesame” color palette.Last summer, Nike and its ISPA umbrella presented what was going to be in store for the remainder of the year; the Swoosh then unveiled its new ISPA Link, ISPA Link Axis, and the ISPA Sense Flyknit. Since then, a selection of general release colorways have dropped — and for the Sense Flyknit, the experimental silhouette has been complemented with both understated and bold iterations.Now, this new version of the Sense Flyknit has been dressed with a “Sesame” base, while “Desert Ochre” hues complement the ankle’s padding alongside the heel’s structured pull tab. Furthermore, yellow contrasts hit the padded midfoot and a vibrant finish has been applied to the sneaker’s Flywire lace loops.The tongue is patterned with a Swoosh, with ISPA branding on the medial side, and rounding off the design, etching rake patterns have been added to the cream sole unit, while semi-translucent content takes over the underfoot.You can take a closer look at the new ISPA Sense Flyknit above and it will be available on the official Nike website in the coming weeks.In other footwear news, take a look at the Nike SB Dunk Low “Midnight Navy/Desert Ochre.”

Nike is resuming to push out limitless colorways of the Dunk Low throughout 2023, recently previewing several iterations set to arrive in the coming months. From the Nike Dunk Low “Team Red” with vintage touches to the Valentine’s Day “Yellow Heart” version, the Swoosh imprint is now preparing additional variations, including another “Just Do It” collection featuring the low-top silhouette. The latest version celebrates Nike’s slogan in full force, while the colorway is kept sleek and simple for everyday wear. White canvas underlays adorn the base, placed against “Phantom”-tinted leather panels that hit the mudguards, lacing systems, and heel counters. The hue continues on the textured medial Swooshes while double-layered forefoot panels grasp onto celebratory medallions engraved with Nike insignia. The heels are printed with gilded “Just Do It” text that is also found on the insoles, completing the pair with soft “Team Red” liners and neutral-colored soles. Take a closer look at the Nike Dunk Low “Just Do It” in the gallery above. The WMNS-exclusive colorway is scheduled to release on February 16 via Nike and select retailers for $120 USD. In other news, take an official look at the Air Jordan 2 Low “Cherrywood.”