Hits Of Vibrant Orange Flood The Nike Air Humara

Unmistakable on the trails and concrete jungles.

Jared Ebanks December 19, 2023

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Introduced in 1996 and revitalized this past February, the Nike Air Humara extends the Beaverton brand’s latest resurgence from the archives amidst an ecosystem obsessed with nostalgia-inducing offerings. After composing a number of OG colorways, the textile-wrapped silhouette now explores its most daring take yet infused by hits of “Hyper Crimson”.

Infused with a heavy amount of pitch-dark panels, both the textile-treated sole unit and the upper’s connecting overlays are dipped in a pure jet-black tint. Stretching onto the laces and the mesh base layer, just beneath a muted red hue peeks through the textile upper while profile swooshes bring the mid-foot back to its midnight aesthetic. Elsewhere, the model borrows the “Hyper Crimson” highlights of the ACG Air Mada for a titular assortment of orange mid-foot straps that gleam with crimson-red piping.

Enjoy a detailed look at the Nike Air Humara “Black/Hyper Crimson” below while we await news regarding an official release date.

In other news, Travis Scott’s “Black/Olive” Jordan 1 Low recently surfaced in first-look imagery.