adidas Originals is set to rerelease its Futurepacer this week. The hybrid silhouette, which first launched in “Grey One” back in June, is an NMD revamp of the iconic 1984 Micropacer model.
The futuristic model features a modern take on the OG Micropacer tongue tab with a streamlined silhouette and a full-length NMD BOOST sole unit. The “Grey One” colorway sees a premium white leather construction with blue and black accents at the stitching and heel.
The adidas Originals Futurepacer “Grey One” is set to rerelease on July 14 for a retail price of $180 USD at adidas’ web store
While many are still trying to get their hands on a pair of the highly-anticipated React Element 87, we now learn of another React sneaker from Nike.
Although the release of the followup React Element 55 is already on its way, Nike is now looking to release a mid-cut iteration of its newest running silhouette. Dubbed the React Runner Mid SP SOE, which is constructed of ultra-breathable mesh accented by exposed stitching and exterior heel taping, largely follows the design of the inaugural React Element sneaker. The main differences come in the form of a higher profile, ankle wrap lacing system, and dual Swoosh branding, while the newly-developed superior cushioning and traction-focused drilled React sole helps carry over the tooling of the original inspiration.
No official release notes just yet, but take a first look at the Nike React Runner Mid SP SOE above and stay tuned for more details.
During COMME des GARÇONS HOMME Plus Fall/Winter 2018 Paris Fashion Week presentation, the Japanese imprint once again introduced a new collaboration with Nike’s ACG division: the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike ACG Mowabb.
After receiving initial looks of the sneaker earlier this year, fans now have a better look at the forthcoming collaborative shoe thanks to Barneys New York. The popular ’90s silhouette features mixed-material construction and exaggerated paneling. Finally CdG branding taking on the form of ACG’s signature logo can be found on the ankle collar.
According to Sole Collector, Barneys New York released the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike ACG Mowabb for pre-order over the weekend, but they have since sold out. Though an official release date for the collaborative sneakers have yet to be announced, the pre-order could mean the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike ACG Mowabb should be releasing soon for $300 USD. Stay tuned for official drop notes.
Building on its already expansive line of Air VaporMax models, images of Nike‘s latest rework of the next generation Air Max model reveal a new trail-inspired look.
Utilizing the established form fit of the Air VaporMax silhouette, the Flywire-focused rework sports a rugged technical look with a seamless upper held together by waterproof heat seals. Although Flywire is not new to the shoe, this time around the strategically placed filaments serve as a defining element of the reworked model and assist the unorthodox toggle lacing system. Finall silver VaporMax and Swoosh branding on the vamp and a full-length Air pod sole unit rounds up the design of the shoe.
Check out the Flywire-focused rework above and stay tuned for the more information regarding the release of the latest Nike Air VaporMax iteration.
Nike’s popular Air VaporMax Plus hybrid model is set to take on another summer-friendly color scheme, adding a fresh new look its already expansive lineup. The new rendition picks up where the recent “Desert” and “Dark Stucco” releases left off, dressing its upper in a subtle, yet solid tonal palette.
A mashup comprised of “Work Blue/Cool Grey” swarms the upper with the model’s synthetic caging overlays — offering stylized flair and enhanced durability — sitting directly over top. Rounding out the new iteration is the white midsole and gradient VaporMax sole unit resting just below. Priced at $190 USD, this new Air VaporMax Plus is expected to hit select retailers and Nike’s online shop sometime later this summer.
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