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While cult-followers throughout the U.K. and Australia may not trade their triple-black pairs for this one, they’re sure to appreciate this release’s standard makeup. Mesh bases set the stage for “Metallic Silver” TPU overlays, which extend from underneath grey mudguards. Remaining components across the upper further boast a greyscale palette akin to what recently launched on the , but Swooshes at the profiles and tongues indulge in a light blue hue. Underfoot, sole units are predominantly clad in the aforementioned subtle colors, but lateral Tuned Air bubbles boast “Glacier Ice” flair. Detailing throughout the black outsole also don the cool tone.
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North America’s best-selling shoe of 2019, the , has recently surfaced in a classic “White/Black/Volt” colorway. While it’s undergone a couple of updates since launching in February 2018, the lifestyle Air Max option maintains its most signature details for its latest iteration. Mesh uppers are clad in “White” and reinforced at high-wear zones with “Black” synthetic overlays; heel units and branding throughout also indulge in the dark hue. Complementary “Volt” accents throughout the Air Max 270’s top half complete the pair’s color trifecta, but make their boldest statement underfoot.
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Replete of contrast stitch and vibrant shading, the ‘s latest women’s exclusives are exploring nearly every tropical palette in the spectrum. After lemon-tinged pairs and pink complements, the next up brings Melon Tint into focus, highlighting the shade across a newly revitalized canvas construction. This material, while a far cry away from the typical leathers, allures with an extremely subtle texture all throughout the toe box to the eye stay and around to the heel counter. Perforations, to better suit the fabrication, are effectively removed and replaced with applied dotting; elsewhere, the panel’s ends are aggressively adorned as green, pink, red, and blue sprawl along in their neon thread.
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The has recently emerged in an arrangement boasting the attitude that has garnered it a cult-like following since 1998. Clad in “Black,” base construction of this iteration of the Nike Sportswear classic sets the stage for “Habanero Red” and “Yellow” accents. As with inaugural pairs, this forthcoming Air Max Plus boasts a gradient finish across its TPU overlays running from forefoot to heel. Underfoot, the dark scarlet hue interrupts the otherwise “Black” sole unit. The whale tail-shaped shank lays in-between windows that expose red “Tuned Air” units. And as customary, a half “Yellow” “Tn AIR” badge lies right in the center of the outsole.
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Halted thanks heavily in part to COVID-19, Nike’s plans for this Summer were brewing to be one of their most expansive yet. And while their performance staples won’t have the stage of the Tokyo Olympics to debut, they’ll at least have the company of the brand’s most sustainable shoe to date: the Air . Composed of 50% recycled content by weight, the offering refines the “circular design” principles to its current peak. From tooling to upper, every element is heavily considered in way an extension of the Space Hippie ethos.
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