Nike’s Air Force 1 model is welcoming back Carolina Blue coloring. The low-cut iteration sees white as a complement to the light shade of blue with its branding returning to the traditional tongue and heel points. The lateral and medial Swoosh logos are done in the aforementioned blue with the toebox and sole unit presented in white.
Official dubbed “Blue Gale,” this colorway is currently available at select Nike Sportswear retailers such as Titolo for approximately $140 USD. Take a look at the images above and let us know your thoughts.
Today a first look has surfaced of NASA-themed kicks from Nike. The line’s Air Force 1 Low and Air Huarache silhouettes share tan suede on their respective uppers while navy blue is incorporated to the inner lining with a moon landing graphic added to the insoles. Red detailing is also added for additional flair to complete each colorway.
Take a look at the images below and let us know your thoughts. There’s currently no confirmed arrival date set for this duo, so stay tuned for additional information.
Vans also has its own space-inspired collection on the way.
After releasing a “Hyper Blue” Air VaporMax Plus, Nike continues with its blue gradient theme by offering another OG colorway via its Air Max Plus silhouette. This Blue/White colorway boasts white caging overlay and sole unit for a crisp Spring/Summer look. The familiar blue/aqua gradient appears on the textile upper, while hints of aqua are echoed on the mini swoosh, outsole arch and visible Air bubbles.
There’s no word yet on when this Nike Air Max Plus will be releasing, so stay tuned for more information and let us know if you’re a fan of this colorway in the comments below. In the meantime, check out this abstract multicolor Air Max Plus model for something similarly vibrant.
Once again playing on its signature Air Force 1 High silhouette, Nike has just released a new marble iteration of the fan favorite model. This Nike Air Force 1 High’s upper mostly takes on a timeless white colorway made from premium leather. Black marble effects have then been added to the shoe’s midsole, sole, ankle strap and heel to finish off the shoe’s overall look.
The Nike Air Force High marble is available now at select Nike locations for $110 USD. 
First appearing late last year, the adidas Originals EQT Bask ADV is back in a pair of subtle new colorways. Offered in “Running White/Trace Scarlet” and “Core Black/Blue Tint,” the sneakers boast mostly tonal makeups, accented by bold pops of color. Limited to adidas‘s Three Stripes on the midsole and striping on the heel panel, the contrasting colors break up the otherwise all-over white and black shoes. Everything else, from the Primeknit and mesh uppers to the laces to the sockliner, is executed in a single monochrome shade.
Grab a pair of the new EQT Bask ADV sneakers from Kinetics’ web store.
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