Fusing its likeness with the Nike Sneakers New Styles shroud, the newest avant-garde piece to enter the mix of eccentric collaborations is a fusion of some of the best Swoosh models. Arriving in two colorways, a clean Pale Grey and a more stain-resistant black, their ripstop-like uppers envelop the entire foot while separating zippers allow for some easy in and out. Rear suede panels and plastic molds alongside the glossy toe cap and taped vamp create extra layers of dimension towards the classically intricate sole unit for a kit of new ideas mixed with old blueprints.
Its Nike Sneakers Orange White neon elements reference the reverberating rays of light synonymous with club life, and juxtapose those against a gray upper reminiscent of Berlin’s brutalist architecture. The transparent outsole reveals the word “UNITY” on the right foot and “FREEDOM” on the left, both indicative of the power of music to bring people together and a club scene that allows everyone to be themselves.
The Nike Sneakers For Men Grey first released in 1991, and quickly became the shoe of choice among the German nightlife community, so Nike is bringing this special edition to market on Air Max Day to celebrate the compelling relationship between metropolis and sneaker. Combining simple overlays inspired by the brutalist architecture that’s prevalent in Berlin along with hot neon elements that provide a bright homage to club life, the shoes are at once serious and playful. They also feature “UNITY” and “FREEDOM” printed in bold block letters under the translucent outsole — a nod to the unifying power of music.
Just before summer officially ends, Nike Sportswear releases an all-new Nike Air Max 180 Laser Crimson that consists of two color options. The “Ice” pair comes dressed in Ocean Bliss/Metallic Silver-Igloo, while the “Fire” sports a Black/Team Orange-University Red motif. Both includes their own respective logos on the tongues, along with matching thermostat logo on the heels.