Aaron Hope 
Though you might see the iconic midsole tooling and think this shoe borrowed from the Air Jordan III, the Nike Air Revolution beat the ‘other’ Tinker Hatfield Air Pack basketballer to retail by a few months. 1987’s Air Revolution is back for the first time in about five years, and along with OG colorways, we can expect new styles like this casual-leaning beige-mudguarded rendition. Stick with Sneaker News because none of the Air Revolution release dates are confirmed as of yet, but they shouldn’t be too far off.
Nike Air Revolution
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