Matt Varga Across product lines like the Spizike and Uptempo, a host of Beaverton products have transformed in the past year and chance, shifting from their typical high cuts into new lives as Lows. The Nike Air Flight ’89, already a popular sight in the Swoosh catalog given the totemic success of its sibling model in the Air Jordan 4, joined that crop midway through 2024, introducing the model to the mainline after a collab introduction with Stussy. This reshape now looms as a factor for another season, as two tone-on-white looks for the Nike Air Flight ’89 Low usher the silhouette into Summer.
Fittingly, Nike reaches for two of their most widely beloved colorways for warm weather, pasting “University Blue” and “Crimson” for these two novel variations on white/blue and white/red. Across the two shoes featured here, those accent shades are applied in exactly the same fashion, painting the midsole, outsole, Swoosh, liner, insole and piping around the eye-stay panel. Whether these two are an official “pack” or not, the identical blocking across the two pairs them together all the same.
The Nike Air Flight ’89 Low in “University Blue” and “Crimson” should be hitting the shelves in short order as a part of Nike’s Summer offerings. Once landed, be prepared for a $140 retail price for either shoe. We’ll update both this article and our Sneaker Release Dates hub whenever we get more concrete info on when these pairs will come about.
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Mens Nike Air Flight '89 Low
US 2025
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WHERE TO BUY
Mens Nike Air Flight '89 Low
US 2025
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| Retailer | Release type | Status |
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| Nikestore US | Standard | Check Site |
