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Nike Air Trainer 2 Low Premium “Crystal Mint”

Nike Air Trainer 2 Low Premium “Crystal Mint”

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Bo Jackson was such an outlandish figure in the sports landscape that Nike had to champion an entirely different approach to signature sneakers when marketing the dual-sport athlete. What they brought the world was a cross-sports training series that set the pace for other lines to come, and we’re lucky to see those retros now arrive in brand new colorways throughout the year. The Nike Air Trainer 2 Low hasn’t made that much use of the retro treatment yet this year, although when colorways do appear they’re always something to look forward to (think the Barry Sanders Oklahoma State reference). Now a monochromatic upper in a summery Crystal Mint is arriving December 13th. The menthol like flavor is definitely a breath of fresh air for the model, but is it enough to make you pick up the pair? Grab a better look at this oceanic Nike Air Trainer 2 Low and let us know if you’re feeling a Teal colorway atop this Bo Jackson trainer by penning your thoughts in the comments section.

Source: Stash Holdings

Nike Air Trainer 2 PRM
Color: 
Crystal Mint/Crystal Mint-White
Style Code: 708459-300
Release Date: 12/13/14
Price: $120

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