Jared Ebanks Recognized as the silhouette that introduced Air technology to the running landscape in 1978, last year’s Air Max-infused Tail Wind effort crafted a unique remodeling of the iconic racing silhouette. And while the silhouette doesn’t garner as much notoriety as its counterparts, its consistent run of inline propositions has allowed for more than a few compelling colorways.
Rendering its arched mid-foot moldings in a tightly knit cloth fabric, the mudguard, upper tongue and collar overlay render crisp white tumbled leathers for a blank base. Contrasted along its lace loops, nylon sock liner and heel counter in a pitch-black lining, the monochromatic ensemble is broken up by a concentrated “Olive Drab” accent which envelops the heel’s structured midsole, TW tongue tab, forefoot trim and miniature embroidered Swoosh. Blacking out its bug-eyed Air pockets underfoot, a “Sail”-treated midsole pairs with a jet-black tread in conclusion to the partly recycled silhouette.
Enjoy official images of the Nike Air Max TW “Olive Drab” below while we sit tight on further release details.
In other news, the Nike Ja 1 “Scratch” pays homage to the Grizzlies’ roots sewn in Vancouver.
