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Nike WMNS Air Structure Triax ’91 – Cool Grey – Ink – Tech Grey

John K. — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 15:00:13 +0000

The classic Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 was given an extension in height with the Nike Air Hoop Structure back in 2009, but it’s time for the original form to come at us once again. Structure Triax ’91 releases aren’t as frequent as we’d like them to be, but here’s a look at a colorway that may or may not release in the near future. This women’s selection features a mix of Cool Grey, Ink, and Tech Grey, with splashes of a cool aquamarine blue tone on the lace eyelets, AIR STRUCTURE stitching on the tongue, and visible Air unit. Originally slated for a Spring 2011 release – a season that has since passed us, these are either postponed for a later date this year, or gone fishing with the other scrapped samples. Check out the additional images below and let us know what you think of this new colorway. via pyrophilly.

Nike WMNS Air Structure Triax ’91
Cool Grey/Ink-Tech Grey

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Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 EU – New Colorways

John K. — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 23:30:47 +0000

Ain’t nothing like some Retro Air Max loving, but the dreaded ‘Euro-exclusive’ is about as much of a buzzkill as Debbie Downer droning on about worldwide famine and plight at a dinner buffet. These four new colorways for the Holiday 2010 season offer some sweet eye candy, like the black/purple/neon/white pair or the other that resembles the OG colorway minus some altered color-blocking here and there. The ladies aren’t left out of this Structure Triax ’91 party as a women’s colorway in beige, white, purple, and hot red is also offered. All four are available at Foot Locker EU so if you’re fortunately situated in that continent, pick up any of these new colorways now. Unfortunately for the state-side buyers, Foot Locker EU doesn’t ship across the pond, so let us know which of the four colorways you’d like to see released here!

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Nike Air Structure Triax 91 – Black – Red Plum – Midnight Fog

Aaron Hope — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 20:30:29 +0000

While the reception for the Hoop Structure update was largely positive, we never wanted it to mark the end of the Nike Air Structure Triax ’91. 2010′s been a slow year for the original Triax runner, possibly a breather before a big 20th anniversary celebration next year. But you don’t have to wait to celebrate, with this colorway nicely meshing our current tendency toward simple, tonally-based colorways with the Structure Triax 91′s unique overlay pattern. You can click the jump below for more shots and then look for these at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Germany’s Schuh-You.

Style: 318088-004
Color: Black/Red Plum-Midnight Fog

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Nike Air Structure Triax ‘91 – Granite – Black – Green – Blue | Available

John K. — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 16:00:53 +0000

Sneaker News showed you this pseudo-ACG inspired colorway of the Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 a month back and our readers were happy just to see the Structure Triax return! It’s been some time since we’ve seen Triax colorways and to return with a great colorway such as this granite, black, green, and blue combination with a speckled midsole is a huge sigh of relief. Don’t worry, runner fans, the Triax ain’t going anywhere. Something about the color tones, speckling, and light mesh layer say this is an ACG product but this a true runner at heart. Sneaker News hooked you up with a pre-order before but it looks like these just hit Cali-Roots, so check out the detailed shots after the jump and head there to cop a pair.

Style: 318088-005

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Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 – Granite – Black | Available for Pre-order

John K. — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 20:30:40 +0000

The Nike Air Structure Triax ’91 has been M.I.A. as of late but this upcoming pair previewed by Sneaker News in early September brought the Structure back into the Air Max mainstream limelight, and rightfully so. The colorway is very fitting of the Holiday 2010 sesaon, with a granite grey upper with a black secondary colorway, with the perfect accents of cactus green and blue. The speckled midsole doesn’t hurt either, nor does the blue border on the Air Unit housing. Nike hits another one outta the park with this sick colorway, and although we won’t be able to get our hands on these until November, endclothing has a pre-order available. Check out the extra detailed shots after the jump and let us know what you think.

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Nike Air Structure Triax 91 – Granite – October 2010

Aaron Hope — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:00:50 +0000

After a huge retro success that ended with it being transformed into a performance basketball shoe, the Nike Air Structure Triax 91 has been AWOL over this last year. With just a scant two colorways hitting retail in all of 2010 so far, we’re sorely overdue for a new release. But from the looks of things, it might have been worth the wait, with this pair immediately among the best Structure Triax 91s we’ve seen. Granite and black serve as the base for glowing shades of blue and yellow, with a speckled midsole finishing things off quite nicely. Check out more shots after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates on this Holiday 2010 release; they’re expected in-store next month and you can pre-order yours from CT.

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Nike Zoom Hyperfuse – FIBA World Championship Edition | Available

Aaron Hope — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 22:00:35 +0000

The Nike Zoom Hyperfuse has made quite a splash since we previewed the ultra lightweight basketball sneaker back in December 2009. From Rajon Rondo’s infamous green joints to the array of USAB-related editions, the Hyperfuse has become the choice for some of the world’s best ballers. And that’s something that the national teams will once again try to decide as the best countries in the world descend upon Turkey for the 2010 FIBA World Championships. This Hyperfuse was designed to compliment FIBA’s logo for the tournament, and features a colorway roughly opposite this year’s insignia. Whereas that logo is mostly red with just a hint of teal, these Zoom Hyperfuses are done in the crystal blue Retro shade with just a hint of red peeking out from the sockliner. Quite an impressive colorway, especially with the ankle ‘splashes’, these joints are available now from JBSeller on eBay.

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