Nike returns with a fresh summer footwear offering that is the Air Max 97 “Desert and Sky” silhouette. The beloved low-top’s makeup is reminiscent of a desert horizon with the bright blue portion of the upper mimicking a sweeping sky followed with “Desert Sand and Royal Tan” hues hitting the lower section to imitate the hot terrain. Completing the design is an all black sole unit and Swoosh branding on the midsection for added contrast.
View the sneaker above and purchase a pair now at select shops such as Hanon for approximately $192 USD.
With many are still chasing after the inaugural release of the React Element 87, images recently surfaced of Nike‘s upcoming releases for the highly-popular runner.
Straying away from the monochromatic tones found on the debut “Sail Light Bone” and “Anthracite Black” looks, the colorways set for 2019 will feature a greater focus on color. Utilizing multi-tones, the upcoming releases highlight the progressive functional design that Nike put together on the new running model. The mashup of bright and bold colors place a spotlight on the React Element 87’s translucent TPE yarn upper, accented by exposed stitching, exterior heel taping and most importantly the newly-developed drilled React sole and embedded segment rubber outsole.
New Balance and J. Crew have come together for an all-American 998 sneaker that looks to classic BBQ cookouts. This thematic pair takes on colors inspired by staple condiments of mustard, ketchup and relish.
As always, the 998 silhouette features a premium suede construction, which for this edition, sees a color block formation of mustard yellow with touches of red at the toe and tongue, and green at the N logo, heel embroidery and midsole accent. A white ABZORB sole unit with grey overlays round out the classic look.
This J. Crew x New Balance 998 will release on July 12 at J. Crew’s web store and select locations.
Earlier this spring, we first got word of a retro-style Air Jordan 5 “Bred” expected to hit the scene later this year. And now, with a release date already firmed up, official images of the signature Jordan Brand kicks have finally surfaced.
True to what many had anticipated, the uppers swap out the customary suede/nubuck construction and instead opts for a luxe satin finish. Splashes of “University Red” found on the 3M reflective tongue and speckled midsole helps break up the heavy use of black, while the side-area cage detail and Jumpman-branded translucent outsole tie the look together. Priced at $190 USD, you can expect the Air Jordan 5 “Bred” to make its long-awaited debut at select Jordan Brand retailers on November 26.
Having most recently teased a brown and blue colorway, Nike’s Air Max 95 Premium now receives a “Red Crush” makeover. Here, the iconic runner comes dressed in a mostly red-colored upper that mixes materials like suede, nubuck and canvas. The model’s signature wave-like stripe panels also appear in two contrasting hues of “Wheat Gold” and “Provence Purple,” while the midsole-outsole combo comes in tan and the aforementioned purple.
The Nike Air Max 95 Premium “Red Crush” is available for $170 USD at both Nike.com and Feature Sneaker Boutique.
Nike has revealed its latest running silhouette, with an upgraded Turbo version of the Zoom Pegasus sneaker. The update comes in response to feedback from elite runners — including Eliud Kipchoge — with new features added to improve the silhouette.
The Nike Zoom Pegasus Turbo is similar to other Nike sneakers — notably the Zoom Vaporfly Elite and 4% — due to its use of a responsive ZoomX midsole and aerodynamic heel. One difference with the other sneakers is the removal of a carbon-fiber plate, which is used for propulsion in races but isn’t necessary in day-to-day running. Other features include a layer of Nike React foam for durability, a specially-designed heel collar and a thick racing stripe down the middle of the sneaker.
The Nike Zoom Pegasus Turbo will be available for NikePlus members in the U.S., China, Japan, Germany, U.K. and Brazil on July 19, before getting a general release on August 2.
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