The Nike Zoom Fly Men’s Running Shoe is designed to meet the demands of your toughest tempo runs, long runs and race day with a responsive construction that turns the pressure of each stride into energy return for the next. A nearly seamless one-piece Flymesh upper is designed to be more breathable through the top of your foot to help keep it cool as your run heats up. Ultra-light Flywire cables hug your foot the more you tighten your laces, providing a secure fit that moves with you.
Adidas surprised sneakerheads and Yeezy disciples with the news that this Saturday, yet another Yeezy Boost 350 will hit shelves—but only those owned by Adidas (both physical and digital—it is 2017). That means this time around, there are no raffles or Instagram contests to be won. Why would the athletic giant want to mess with a good thing? One reason might be that production of the Zebra colorway is a limited production run, meaning there aren’t enough pairs to stock all of Adidas’s third-party doors as well as their own. What it really means is that these will be harder to get than any other Yeezy Boost 350 V2 thus far, which only makes them more covetable.
It’s the silhouette that started it all. Bearing a Swoosh, Air Jordan Wings logo and eye-catching tones, the Air Jordan I set the tone for years of innovation through the Air Jordan signature line. Now over three decades since the design forever changed footwear, the debut Air Jordan now returns in the original royal and black colorway. Since his game-winning shot that brought championship glory to North Carolina, Michael Jordan has been at the forefront of basketball consciousness. He took the court in 1985 wearing the original Air Jordan I, simultaneously breaking league rules and his opponents’ will while capturing the imagination of fans worldwide.
In 1996, the Air Jordan XI forever changed footwear. The flashy yet still classy design arrived just as MJ was returning to the hardwood and would go on to release in a number of iconic colorways. Now returning in original form, this iconic look first made its debut on MJ’s feet during the 1995 postseason. Two decades later, the legend that is the Air Jordan XI is celebrated with the return of the silhouette in original form. The remastered edition features a premium construction with a higher patent leather cut, subtle concord accents and MJ’s number 45 stitched on the heel.
For the first-time ever, the Air Jordan III – OG returns in true form. The reissue comes complete with classic Nike Air branding at the heel and outsole, along with a classic fire red tongue lining, a design element not seen since the 1988 original. True blue takes over in all the right places to complete the legendary look for the Air Jordan III.
Since its arrival, the Air Jordan XII has represented premium luxury. Born for on-court performance, the luxurious silhouette now lives on off the court in its most premium fashion yet. Premium suede combines on the upper with premium leather overlays, while deep royal blue floods the entire shoe for the season..
In 1985, the Air Jordan I forever changed footwear. The silhouette that started it all now returns over three decades later , colored and constructed in true form. Paying homage to MJ’s early days in Chicago, the design returns in the original “Black Toe” colorway.
Redesigning the Air Max 95, Dave White shares his interpretation of some of Britain’s native species. Applied through heat pressing, the one-piece quarter panel displays four different iterations of White’s work, reimagining the fox in his signature style. Both the medial and lateral sides display different elements. Elevating the design further, hairy suede is used on the foxing eyestay and tongue. More of White’s artwork is displayed across the sockliner, while the Air Max units below add an additional pop of color.
Kobe Bryant has always had a love for on-pitch competition. His appreciation of the global game has long been evident in his footwear, now coming full circle with the latest Kobe XI ‘Mambacurial.’ The new design borrows elements from iconic Mercurial soccer boot designs to create a single look for the newest iteration of the Kobe XI ‘Mambacurial.’
In 1985, the Air Jordan I left a permanent impression on the league. Over three decades later, the icon now returns alongside the modern Anti-Gravity Machines known as the Air Jordan XXXI. Upon its return, the icon stays true to its roots, constructed with premium leather in timeless black and red tones.
The Air Jordan XI has never shined brighter. Now outfitted for the global stage, the iconic silhouette returns in grand fashion with a premium leather construction and shining patent leather overlays set in metallic gold. The design is finished in true Air Jordan XI fashion with a translucent outsole.
Today, two legends of basketball will continue their paths to immortality. Shaquille O’neal and Allen Iverson will be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame, and Reebok is ready to celebrate their incredible achievement with a limited-edition release fitting for the occasion. Reebok dresses up the Shaq Attaq and Question in luxurious Italian Pellegrini leather in platinum metallic finishes, pale gold leather accents on the heel, super-soft leather linings, and special messages printed onto the insoles of the shoes. There are just 115 pairs of each model in existence.
The Air Max Zero represents Tinker Hatfield’s original vision for visible Air cushioning. Designed in 1987 and kept under wraps until 2015, the Air Max Zero features a lightweight textile upper and a phylon sole equipped with visible Nike Air. A white and pure platinum finish creates the simplest iteration of the Air Max Zero yet.
The Air Max 1 changed footwear forever in 1987 with visible Nike Air cushioning. The icon has continued to innovate time and time again, getting lighter and more comfortable with each iteration. Now made in modern fashion, the icon is lighter than ever courtesy of a full Nike Flyknit construction and a cored-out Nike Ultra sole. Fit for its debut, the Air Max 1 Ultra Flyknit is presented in original tones..
Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the 1989 Air Jordan V created a look of its own with a fighter jet-inspired design. The icon innovated the Air Jordan line with unique detailing such as a reflective tongue and an icy translucent outsole. Complete with all the original elements that set it apart, the Air Jordan V now returns in original fashion to celebrate over two decades of greatness.
The Air Jordan XII arrived in the middle of MJ’s second career three-peat. Equipped with Zoom Air cushioning, the icon took flight on the hardwood with a luxurious construction set in iconic Chicago tones. Nearly two decades later, the Air Jordan XII returns in a modern iteration featuring the tones that made it legendary in 1997.
The Nike Air Max 1 Ultra Essential Men’s Shoe is made with lightweight, perforated synthetic leathers and a heel Air-Sole unit for increased ventilation and the cushioning that made the original famous.
