Zack Schlemmer 
One of the wildest shoes ever when it first released in 1987, the Nike Air Safari and its now-iconic Safari print has been turning heads for almost thirty years now. However, this latest edition of the silhouette by Nike Sportswear goes for a decidedly much more subtle approach as the Air Safari Deconstruct. Stripping the Safari of its Safari print is definitely an interesting move because, as you can see, it gives the shoe a whole new identity. This first ‘deconstructed’ version of the Safari since 2012 receives an all-black upper in perforated leather and suede, including perforated side Swooshes and embossed Nike logos on the thin leather tongues for minimal branding. They’re then finished off with gum rubber outsoles below. Are you liking this new look for the Safari? If so, you can keep an eye out for pairs to be arriving at US Nike Sportswear retailers soon.
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