One of the more underrated releases for this year’s Air Max Day, Nike released the debut colourway of the Air Max Pre-Day. Channeling 1970s style with modern day tech and sustainability practices, these incorporate recycled materials in both the upper and sole, and completely expose the Air Max unit on the heel, showcasing it in its totality. Check out my review to learn more about this new Nike model and let me know down below if you’re feeling them or not.
The Air Jordan 1 returns in a very unique colourway. Nicknamed “Rust Shadow”, it incorporates a rusted looking leather on the forefoot, a premium black leather base, and grey nubuck on the heel. Check out my review to learn more about them and for my on feet look! Is this a cop or drop for you?
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Clot and Nike’s first ever collaboration from 2006 was recently brought back – the Air Max 1 “Kiss of Death”. With slight tweaks to make it stand out from the original, the key translucent toe box design still remains. Watch my in-depth review to get a look at all the details, and leave a comment down below if this was a cop or drop for you!
The 2004 classic Air Max 90 “Bacon” made its return for this year’s Air Max Day. Originally a collaboration with former NYC-based boutique, Dave’s Quality Meats, these were long overdue for a retro! Check out my in-depth review to learn more and to see how they are on feet! Was this a W or an L for you guys?
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Nike Air Structure returned earlier this week in its original colourway. The Structure line was made for runners who overpronate, and has remained a cult classic after all these years. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to get a closer look!
Dropping this past Air Max Day, the Nike Air Max 1 “Evolution of Icons” celebrates the legendary Air Max silhouettes that came before it in this mismatching “What The” styled shoe. Taking components of iconic colourways of past Air Max models like the “Infrared” Air Max 90, “Neon” Air Max 95, and “Silver Bullet” Air Max 97, these are a great pair to celebrate 34 years of Air Max. Check out my review to learn about all the details that went into this pair!
The original “Scream Green” Air Huarache, which debuted in 1991, is back! Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Huarache is one of the most iconic silhouettes in Nike’s history, and definitely one of the most comfortable even to this day. Check out my review of this retro version and let me know if this is a model you’d mess with or not!
My second Nike Overbreak pickup is the Undercover collaboration in the “Overcast / Sail” colourway! Releasing earlier this month, this collab with the Japanese label is done in a clean colour palette of off-white and cream tones. Check out my review to learn more about them and leave your thoughts down below!
My latest review covers the Nike Air Force 1 “Popcorn”. These themed shoes incorporate a premium tumbled leather upper that looks like buttered kernels, with white and red accents for a very clean and wearable look. Check out my detailed review and on feet look and let me know if you are feeling these!
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