Nike presents a new “Total Orange” colorway to the MagistaX Proximo IC which looks to provide precise control and increased agility during in-game play. Featuring elements of the instant classic Magista, the Dynamic Fit collar is the model’s mainstay as it comfortably locks in the foot. Sporting a one-piece 3D textured Flyknit upper with Flywire cables that seamlessly integrate areas of stretch, support and high-breathability, the Ultralight Lunarlon cushioning adds responsive shock absorption. Finally, the non-marking outsole provides superior traction on the court. Available soon at Nike.com.
Nike Sportswear adds to its Free OG ’14 Woven drops, supplementing the black, blue, “Light Stone” and “Medium Olive” colorways with a predominately grey take on the silhouette. Constructed of perforated synthetic suede with a breathable mesh collar and tongue, the design incorporates an Inneva-esque nylon lacing system, pairing the apparatus with the original Nike Free Run upper and Nike’s latest evolution of the Free sole unit. Finished with teal lining and an additional dash along the heel, this Free OG ’14 is now available via Bodega for $120 USD.
More fresh colorways from Nike SB’s hallmark Zoom Stefan Janoski silhouette keep rolling in, with this “Wolf Grey” version of the sneaker making a clean, casual assertion on the classic. Here we find the sneaker executed with a premium canvas upper, which has been slightly marbled to give a deluxe impression. This upper is offset by a black Swoosh at the side, as well as red at the vulcanized outsole and tongue patch. Pick up this iteration of the Janoski at retailers such as Rakuten now.
The Nike Air Trainer meets the Huarache yet again in a bright new rendition for Spring 2015. Here we find the silhouette executed with a clean white synthetic upper, which is cut out to reveal a silver and red neoprene booty. These features are complimented by white laces, which are protected by a translucent mesh side strap. All of these features rest atop an athletic white midsole, and thick ridged outsole. Pick up this rendition of the Air Trainer Huarache now at retailers such as Sneaker Politics.
Originally released in 1987, Nike‘s Air Odyssey silhouette has seen a resurgence over the past year thanks to a string of solid retro releases. The latest colorway is this “Golden Tan” iteration which arrives just in time for spring and the warmer vibes that its name evokes. Featuring a rich suede upper, tonal laces, contrasting white midsole and green heel details, the Air Odyssey is the perfect addition to your summer wardrobe. The shoe is available now from select Nike stockists including Afew for €99.95 ($110 USD).
New colorways of the Nike Free Virtuous are starting to surface, and in a series of unique hues that represents an unexpected departure from the initial, more monochromatic releases. In the “Light Retro” version, the signature neoprene mesh upper is featured in a bright teal, with the Flywire arches in a contrasting lime green. Finishing details include a tan heel cap, gray translucent heel and ankle support, and a white Free midsole with subtle studding. The Light Retro iteration of the Nike Free Virtuous is available now from select Nike Sportswear stockists, including Overkill, with a price tag of €119.95 ($130 USD).
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