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By John K. · Published Jan 14th, 2010
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Nike’s new Torch material was developed to minimize use of leather and synthetics in an effort to ultimately create the utmost breathable and lightweight shoe. Nike designers took the Nike Air Classic BW and transformed it into the Nike Air Classic BW Gen II, which Sneaker News previewed months ago. You can now look at a video interview with Jesse Leyva, the Global Design Director for Nike Sportswear Footwear to get an inside look at the thought-process behind the development of Torch, which will surely be a prevalent theme in upcoming Nike Sportswear shoes like the Nike Lunarlite Rejuven8 Mid that released not too long ago.
One Response to “Jesse Leyva on Torch Technology and the Nike Air BW Gen II”
January 15th, 2010 at 8:45 am
Id like to know more about the new tech not the thought process so if someone cud send me an email about theactuall tech to explain it to me more in depth it wud be really helpfull. But the BW wud look way better in a tripple blk or as one of the livestrong color palletes with thee yellow and blk