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This Nike Air Raid From 2014 Is Coming Back Soon

This Nike Air Raid From 2014 Is Coming Back Soon

While overshadowed by some of its Nike Basketball counterparts, the Nike Air Raid seems ready to leave its mark on 2021 as it’s recently emerged in a “White/Black/University Red” colorway last seen in 2014.

Tamer than the “Live Together, Play Together” pair created for Spike Lee’s namesake campaign from 1993, the forthcoming pair features a predominantly “yin-and-yang” color scheme across its upper and sole unit. Hits of “University Red” enter the mix throughout the model’s signature “X” straps, taking over “AIR RAID” text on the lateral ankle. Elsewhere, the scarlet tone animates pull tabs on the heel in the same fashion it did six years ago. All together, the color trio delivers a look rooted in the silhouette’s 1990s attitude, while being from its retro cycle.

Enjoy official images of the streetball classic here below, as you wait for details of a Nike SNKRS launch to emerge.

Updated February 27th, 2021: The Nike Air Raid is available now.

WHERE TO BUY

Mens Nike Air Raid

SKU: DD8559-100
RETAIL PRICE: $140
RELEASE DATE: Feb 27, 2021

US 02/27/2021 Saturday

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