The Air Flow tells one of the most impressive and the surprising comeback stories in Nike Retro footwear, leading to a number of sequels in Lunar form with unique materials like Woven and perforated leather. Previewed back in September of 2011 – right after the drop of the two OG TZ releases – is this new colorway with the use of a Mexican blanket-like print on the toe-box up to the tongue; it’s sorta like a reverse mullet – all business in the rear, party in the front. Nikestore just made the Magenta/Action Red-Stealth colorway available for purchase so take a look at the extra shots below and don’t miss out on this funky Spring/Summer release!
Nike Air Flow
Magenta/Action Red-Stealth
458206-500
$130
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Plenty of people were already anticipating the return of Dennis Rodman’s footwear hybrid via the Nike Air Max Shake Evolve, but it’s safe to say the interest was ratcheted up a notch once the world got a look at the first true shots of the sneaker, crazy lacing and all. Along with the stealthy colorway previewed earlier this week there is also a more Bulls-centric version in the works as shown here. Hit the jump with us to get a better look at the Nike Air Max Shake Evolve in black/dark grey/varsity red, which should be coming soon to Nikestore. Also, let us know in the comments which of the previewed colorways you’re feeling the most.
Nike Air Max Shake Evolve
Black/Black-Dark Grey-Varsity Red
511494-006
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We’ve known for twenty-one years that Nike’s Huarache runner can handle the exuberant colorways that typified its era of origin. And this spring, we’ve seen the updated Nike Huarache Free Run excel in the uniquely simple colors and blocking patterns that historians will use to recall the current day. Here’s further proof of this model’s perfect adaptation to today, a tonal red drop that’s so skillfully balanced that the fade from bright Scarlet Fire to black seems about as perfect a fade as you’d get this side of a the gradients on modern synthetic performance builds. A key element of this expert blend is the dual-colored mesh that came on a couple of the recent B-Ball drops; how do these compare to the best we’ve seen from both Huarache revivals? Leave a comment after the jump when you click through to see more images before buying at NikeStore.
Nike Huarache Free Run
Black/Black-Red Mahogany-Scarlet Fire
510801-066
$100
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When you hear the term ‘Hypergamer’ you might be prone to think of that dude you know who sits around playing Call of Duty all day. Nike Basketball has a different game in mind though, adding to the ever growing range of Lunar-equipped b-ball sneaks with the Nike Lunar Hypergamer. The higher hitting version has been out there for a minute but for those of you who prefer the chopped down silhouette this group of lows just popped up. Stay with us after the jump to get a look at these five colorways of the Nike Lunar Hypergamer Low, all of which are available now from Nikestore.
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Sneaker News just showed you a new Huarache Free Run that utilizes the same basic color scheme as the above pictured new release, and by comparing the two, we can learn quite a bit about the function of colorblocking in sneaker design. This new Nike Huarache Basketball 2012 has the same Red Mahogany and Scarlet Fire shades as the HFRs, even the same multicolored mesh on the toe, and yet, the tonal effect on these is entirely differen than their cousin. Whereas the lowtop runner has a look that effortlessly fades from the bright red through that mesh, the darker shade and then a textured black, this pair gives us today’s style in the form of a bright tonal inset on the otherwise Mahogany build. Let us know which of these contemporary styles suits your fancy and grab these new Huarache Free B-Balls from NikeStore.
Nike Air Huarache Basketball
Red Mahogany/Scarlet Fire-Black-White
488054-661
$115
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With the 2012 Olympic Games in London marking the 20th Anniversary of the ’92 Dream Team, Nike Basketball has decided to re-issue its catalog of past designs thavt used previous Olympic Game years as pedestals. The Air Force 180, Air More Uptempo, Shox BB4, and Zoom Huarache 2k4 were featured in ’92, ’96, ’00, and ’04, respectively, with the last of that group being considered of the best performance-basketball sneakers in history. To butter us up for that Fall 2012 release, Nike Basketball has re-issued the Zoom Huarache 2k4 in several colorways, like the three you see here. Nikestore has all available in-stock at a $140 MSRP so head there now to get your own pair!
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Even if the Huarache Free Run isn’t exactly what Nike Retro fans were expecting, the Retro ‘hybrid’ has been a huge hit thus far. Like the original, the Huarache Free Run is insanely comfortable and lightweight, making for easy walk-arounds and running sessions while owning the satisfaction of wearing some pretty sexy kicks. The White/Soar/Cyber colorway has been on the Sneaker News radar for some time as it captures that near-original colorway with ease, and with Nikestore just making these available, we suggest you head into April correctly by throwing these into your immediate rotation.
Nike Huarache Free Run
White/White-Soar-Cyber
510801-101
$100
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After Sneaker News gave you that lengthy twenty-pair preview of the Nike Lunar Montreal+, the new model has begun to hit stores in several colorways. We already gave you the heads up on the availability of the Total Orange/Pure Platinum as well as the Wolf Grey/Summit White joints, but Nikestore just stocked three more exciting colorways – Action Red/Volt, Electric Green, and a basic Black/White. While all the colorways we’ve seen are rather distinct from one another, each Lunar Montreal+ has the same heel pull-tab design. Head on over to Nikestore to get all five available pairs and let us know which is your fave!
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