The Nike Air Flight ’89 received the inevitable Kanye bump when the rapper donned the silhouette a few years back. With a peeked-interest, Nike took advantage by giving the late-80s basketball retro a feature on NIKEiD in a number of luxurious albeit synthetic textures. This Red Python look won’t be the first time we’ve seen a Toro-like finish on the Air Flight ’89. nike air max france The pair does stand out though thanks to the Python finish and midsole speckling.The Nike Air Mowabb is rumored to be returning in the second half of 2015. After numerous other silhouettes utilized the famed colorway the recently rebranded NikeLab ACG looks to be debuting a true and through retro release on the heels of all of the Huarache success this past year.
The Nike Air Max Lunar1 sees some very familiar hues to the Air Max 1 lineage, but in a whole new way with this latest color-up for the modified runner. Take one look at this colorway nike air huarache in White/Mist Grey-Bright Crimson and you’ll probably instantly think of the OG red-accented colorway of the Air Max, but they obviously get a decidedly much different look with the predominantly white upper, grey accents and red taping that wraps around the mesh construction. The result is a strong modern look with a nod to the silhouette’s past.
Kobe‘s been sidelined for the past couple of days, but that’s only given the internet time to catch up to all of the Kobe 9 Elite PEs the man’s been wearing throughout this 2014-2015 NBA Season. nike free 5.0 One of the more memorable looks spotted during our NBA Feet recaps has been this Nike Kobe 9 Elite “Tour Yellow” PE. The shoe features a Detail-esque grey Flyknit construction while an array of black and grey swirls hits the ankle support in a look reminiscent of a premium, more supportive carbon fiber. Throw in dashes of Tour Yellow on the branding, Dynamic Flywire, and outsole, and this is one of our favorite Kobe 9 PEs this year.
The snakeskin aesthetic has hit nearly every silhouette imaginable, nike free 5.0 v4 but the need for serpent exteriors has probably been most beneficial to the retro stylings of the Nike Air Python. We’ve seen the sneaker revamped with a more realistic depiction of snakeskin recently in a look for late January as well as plenty of 3M additions earlier in 2014. Now the 1987 sneaker returns today in a new iridescent finish while a copper piping and lining contrasts an icy outsole.