Designed by Bruce Kilgore in 1982 with its naming idea from the US presidential transport Air Force 1, the Nike Air Force 1 has quickly become a revolutionary shoe in the sneaker world. runs out in record time. Although almost 40 years have passed, AF1…

September 15, 1975, a completely new design was brought to the ring by legendary Michael Jordan. With a fine of up to $ 5000 for a match to wear this model at the time it was supposed to “throw money out the window”. Finally, over…

The Nike Air More Uptempo debuted in the summer just after that legendary season (the season Michael Jordan decided to return to the orange ball). The Nike Air More Uptempo could be seen as a spin-off to Nike Basketball’s completely outperformed 1995-96 campaign. Stand on…

Cirtus, was one of the OG Air Jordan 11‘s OG color schemes in 2001. Jumpman re-released this version but only for kid size in 2015. But as of June 5, 2021 this Nike Air The Jordan 11 “Cirtus” will be one of the first versions…

According to many enthusiasts, the Nike Air Huarache is one of the most comfortable sneakers on the market. The sneaker was designed in 1991 by Tinker Hatfield and was the first release with a Huarache sole. The key question with this model is of course:…

This year UNDERCOVER, Sacai and Nike will release a new three-part collab in which the Nike LDWaffle plays the leading role. Today we take a look at one of those three colorways; the Sacai x Undercover x Nike LDWaffle “Bright Citron”. Compared to previous sacai…

Surely we are not too unfamiliar with the expensive Adapt technology on Nike Adapt pairs, but an extremely surprising combination between the Air Jordan 11 and the Adapt will surely surprise many people. Right from the very first images we predicted a phenomenon that would…

While it’s true that over the decades Nike has amassed enough iconic designs to keep its customers happy for a long time to come, its global leadership position also forces it to innovate, come up with new things and surprise. Among the recipes for the…