May 1st, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Wrapping up this round of individual spotlights on the ‘Sunset’ Engineered Mesh pack from Nike Sportswear is the model that came across the horizon most recently. The Nike Air Max 97 EM takes advantage of its missing third tier and reflective strip to maximize the scorching sunset orange/yellow gradient. This style has the most black of any of the Sunset Pack drops; decide for yourself how that impacts their status amongst the other sky-themed EMs and stick with Sneaker News for the exact release date on these June 2013 drops.
Nike Air Max 97 EM
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May 1st, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Sneaker News continues our individual profiles of the Nike Sportswear ‘Sunset’ Engineered Mesh pack with a look at the style that falls between the two we’d examined yesterday. The ‘Sunset’ Nike Air Max 90 EM joins AM1 and 95 with the use of a scintillating orange/yellow gradient, a look that’s particularly explosive as contrasted by the AM90′s sweeping black mudguard. It’s hard to pick a favorite because all four pairs are on point, but you can enjoy some new images of the Air Max 90 EM ‘Sunset’ below while we wait for the June ship date.
Nike Air Max 90 EM
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March 18th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Rising along with the rest of its bubble-bottom colleagues in the Nike Air Max EM “Sunrise Pack” is this Nike Air 180 EM style. Is it the single sneaker from the pack that will fly the furthest under the radar? There’s no doubt that the yearly designated pairs hold a bit more weight with collectors, but you have to consider that the Nike Air 180 has seen a little bit of an upgrade in interest thanks to the pending retro with the OG touch. See the Nike Air 180 EM “Sunrise” right after the jump and stay tuned for the most up to date release information.
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January 8th, 2013 by John K.
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Nike’s new Engineered Mesh textile is ready to take over the Sportswear heritage of Running footwear as we get a first look at Nike Air Max EM ‘Sunrise Pack’ in its entirety. Inspired by an early-80′s set of the Nike Running called the ‘Flame’ Pack, which featured the Nike Omega, Mulyr, Metro, and Track Racer, the Sunrise Pack features the entire History Of Air line-up done in Engineered Mesh style. Concordantly, we also get a first look at the Air Classic BW, Air 180, and Air Max 2009 built in this style, so check out the gallery of images below and look out for these at Nike Sportswear retailers this Spring.
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