Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 9:57 pm
Earlier this summer, the nike air max 2014 Ultra Jacquard was introduced in the OG “Slate” colorway and now it seems that the classic Nike Air Max 95 will be revived once again to coordinate with its 20th anniversary.
Flaunting its distinctive gradient Blue palette across its side panels, accents of White are applied on its tongue, upper mesh construction, leather mudguard and nike air max thea sole unit. Emerald Green hits located on the tongue, rear Nike branding, insoles and the interior of its midsole add vibrancy, while Blue eyelets and a Black outsole caps off its stylish colorway.
The retro Nike Air Max 95 “Slate” is scheduled to arrive at Nike retailers on August 6 for $170.
Following the addition of a slew of graphics, the nike air max 1 ID aka Roshe Run has been upgraded with a new feature once again, as the lifestyle model can now be customized with larger lettering on its heel panels.
Aimed to offer a better form of advertising your unique pair, the customization is only limited to five characters per side, unfortunately, but an option of choosing a particular colorway is provided. Overall, the Nike Roshe One ID can be constructed in a tonal mesh/fleece or graphic finish. Start creating your own pair exclusively at NIKEiD now for $115.
While the retro release of the original Nike Air Presto “Unholy Cumulus” was supposedly this past July, the sneaker was actually nowhere to be found.
Now, the silhouette is set to debut at other select nike air max online retailers this Friday, August 7th. The sneaker is essentially constructed out of a breathable White mesh base, with a synthetic lacing cage system and toe cap as its notable elements on its upper. All resting atop a matching sole unit with a hint of Red provided by the Swoosh branding and five miniature dots along its heel, retail pricing for the Air Presto is set at $120.
Flaunting its distinctive gradient Blue palette across its side panels, accents of White are applied on its tongue, upper mesh construction, leather mudguard and nike air max thea sole unit. Emerald Green hits located on the tongue, rear Nike branding, insoles and the interior of its midsole add vibrancy, while Blue eyelets and a Black outsole caps off its stylish colorway.
The retro Nike Air Max 95 “Slate” is scheduled to arrive at Nike retailers on August 6 for $170.
Following the addition of a slew of graphics, the nike air max 1 ID aka Roshe Run has been upgraded with a new feature once again, as the lifestyle model can now be customized with larger lettering on its heel panels.
Aimed to offer a better form of advertising your unique pair, the customization is only limited to five characters per side, unfortunately, but an option of choosing a particular colorway is provided. Overall, the Nike Roshe One ID can be constructed in a tonal mesh/fleece or graphic finish. Start creating your own pair exclusively at NIKEiD now for $115.
While the retro release of the original Nike Air Presto “Unholy Cumulus” was supposedly this past July, the sneaker was actually nowhere to be found.
Now, the silhouette is set to debut at other select nike air max online retailers this Friday, August 7th. The sneaker is essentially constructed out of a breathable White mesh base, with a synthetic lacing cage system and toe cap as its notable elements on its upper. All resting atop a matching sole unit with a hint of Red provided by the Swoosh branding and five miniature dots along its heel, retail pricing for the Air Presto is set at $120.