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The Next Wave Of Nike React Element 87 Releases Is Coming Soon

The Next Wave Of Nike React Element 87 Releases Is Coming Soon

One of 2018’s best sneakers is ready to make a larger imprint with two new color offerings of Dark Grey and Desert Sand. Adding a bit more color this time around, the Swoosh utilizes the reinforced elements on its outsole to sport Photo Blue on one pair and an eye-catching green on the other. Other hits of color arrive on both selection’s uppers to create slightly sportier versions of the React Element 87 for those who look to make more of a statement with their footwear. Of course, the React Element’s signature semi-translucent upper takes center stage, meaning sock games across the globe are only getting sharper.

The combination of this sneaker’s progressive design and its deconstructed design aesthetic has led to the creation of an early favorite for the shoe of the year, and for now it doesn’t appear like anything will topple that notion. The good news? Both Nike React Element 87 options are set to release at select Swoosh Brand retailers in Asia on August 14th and in Europe on the 16th.

Aq1090 002 Nike React Element 87 Release Date

Nike React Element 87
Japan Release Date: August 14th, 2018
Europe Release Date: August 16th, 2018
$160
Color: Desert Sand/Cool Grey-Smokey Mauve
Style Code: AQ1090-002

Aq1090 003 Nike React Element 87 Release Date

Nike React Element 87
Japan Release Date: August 14th, 2018
Europe Release Date: August 16th, 2018
$160
Color: Dark Grey/Pure Platinum-Photo Blue
Style Code: AQ1090-003

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