Nike React
Nike React is NIKE, Inc.'s latest foam-based cushioning technology. The cushioning has been used across running, lifestyle, and basketball footwear.
It first debuted in the Summer of 2017 with the Hyperdunk 2017 and the Super.Fly 2017 basketball shoes, but the technology didn't quite garner mainstream attention until early 2018 with the Epic React running shoe and later with the React Element 87 lifestyle shoe. The foam-cushioning is poised to be one of the company's key solutions moving forward, as it's appeared on new models like the Jordan Delta and Converse G4.
Read to articles below to see the latest update on Nike's React footwear.
Nike React
The All-“White” Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka Gets Iridescent Accents
All-“White” makeovers and the Nike Air Force 1 are one of footwear designs’ most celebrated combinations. For the model’s women’s-exclusive Fontanka-variant, the Swoosh has decided...
“Pink Prime” Leaves Its Mark On This Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka
The Nike Air Force 1 has gone through countless iterations throughout its 39-year-history, which has assisted it in maintaining relevance despite no longer being the...
The Women’s Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka Finally Appears In Classic All-“White”
Very few sneakers have reached widespread popularity as the all-“White” Nike Air Force 1, which explains why the Others 1s Foundation and other organizations have...
“Pearl White” Takes Over The Latest Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka
Ahead of its blockbuster 40th anniversary, the Nike Air Force 1 has appeared in a Fontanka iteration inspired by St. Petersburg rave culture. Akin to...
The Distorted Nike Air Force 1 Fontanka Features React Foam Blocks
As the Nike Air Force 1 inches closer to what’s sure to be a block-buster 40th anniversary, it’s surfaced in dozens of new arrangements. Among...
Official Images Of The Nike Air Force 1 React “All-Star”
Although the NBA’s 2021 All-Star event will look different than previous iterations, it’s inspired footwear from major players in the sneaker space. Among it, the...