Sneaker News just gave you individual profiles on both of the new Nike Air Flow colorways hitting retailers, but at the time of publishing both were awaiting stock on NikeStore.  Great news, now, with word of the first pairs arriving at Nike Sportswear retailers around the country, this Magenta, Action Red and Stealth colorup the first to make its mark.  The list of colors paints a certain intensely energetic picture on paper, but they’re actually somewhat secondary to the intricately woven toe and tongue that makes this pack so dang interesting to look at.  You’ll want to take a moment and examine the weave in detailed images below, then head to NSW shops like Corporate to grab yours today.

Nike Air Flow
Magenta/Action Red-Stealth
458206-500
$130

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The Nike Air Flow got a LunarLon-cushioned update as part of its resurrection last year, a model that has most recently excelled in a variety of suede and leather casual offerings.  The secret to those Lunar Flows’ effortless success is hidden in the original design, one that’s showcased to its utmost ability on these new knit designs like the ones we just showed you yesterday.  Following up on that Magenta and Action Red look comes this new Storm Blue and New Green edition that achieves a crisp feel thanks to overlay and midsoles.  Check them out after the jump below, let us know which one works best for you and look for this colorway to show up soon at NikeStore.

Nike Air Flow
Storm Blue/New Green-White
458206-401
$130

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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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The anthracite pair showed up a few weeks back, but if you’ve been waiting since then to get your hands on a more colorful version of the Nike Air Flow then the wait is over. The photo blue/voltage cherry colorway that has been making its way around the European boutiques for a minute now is finally ready to see the light of day stateside. On par with the cactus version in terms of fluorescent goodness, these see some of the brightest tones from the Swoosh catalog crammed together, with some healthy white sectioning to keep things from getting too crazy. They are up for grabs now at Oneness so give them a call after you check out the pictures we’ve got waiting for you.

Nike Air Flow
Photo Blue/Voltage Cherry
458206-400

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It’s Lunar Flow offspring is enjoying quite a run including a couple new variations for early 2012, and that’s all because of the foundation the Nike Air Flow laid with its groundbreaking design. This new edition comes to retail during the same season when we’ll also get the ‘Voltage Cherry’ OG, but this tonal Anthracite getup proves that whether it’s late 1989 or early 2012, the Air Flow has what it takes to nail the look of the day. Click through to see a modern take on this neoprene masterpiece and grab yours from a Nike Sportswear stockist like Oneness.

Nike Air Flow
Anthracite/Black-Summit White
458206-001

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The Nike Air Flow was a retro release that caught quite a few heads off guard when they dropped this year. A lesser known model in Nike’s retro catalog, they had people lining up out of nowhere and were seemingly gone as soon as they hit shelves. There was a steady flow of the hybridized Lunar model, but sometimes you need the real deal. Fortunately the retro action will continue next year, in an updated textile look as we previewed here, and a return to the OG colorblocking with this blue and red pair. These new joints stay in line with the burning bright colors, this time with an almost USA like colorway. We’ve got a whole set of detailed pics after the jump so check ‘em out and hit up End to lock down a pair via pre-order ahead of their February release.

Nike Air Flow
458206-400


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Upon the triumphant retro return of the Nike Air Flow in 2011, the colorways we saw were split pretty evenly between dark tonal combos and glowing pastel looks. So far it looks like a similar schism may be planned for the 2012 run, with this straightforward black out pair playing the Dr. Jekyll to the fluorescent Voltage/Cherry version’s Mr. Hyde. Given how long this retro runner was stuck in the vault, it’s good to see that the Beaverton team is throwing some extended support into it for next year. Follow us after the jump to get the full look at the tonal black colorway of the Nike Air Flow, and hit up End for the pre-order now.

Nike Air Flow
458206-001


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