Since its debut, Nike has released a number of iterations of the nike p-6000 white gold red, like the blue and silver version in the "Futuro" pack seen last August. This time around, the American footwear giant has given the silhouette a striking "Wolf Gray/Electric Green" colorway, covering the sneakers with muted gray shades amidst bright pops of green.
Winding down to the final stages of its life cycle, the nike kyrie 6 neon graffiti price is thrusting in another entry into its family tree this season, more specifically under its N7 line. For context, the Swoosh's traditional output of N7 collections serve as cultural homages to that of Indigenous communities, and given that today, October 12th is Indigenous Peoples' Day (formerly known as Columbus Day), this launch comes in a timely manner. Evading from the bright tan uppers seen on the last Kyrie 6 N7 makeup, this newest take wraps its base constructions in a solid black hue, and complements this with appropriate tribal patterns that poke out in a blend of orange and pastel green across the mid-foot strap and lateral heel banner. Additional text-based accessories land across tongues which feature "HELA" which is Irving's nickname in the Lakota language, and the N7 stamp on the left side, in addition to the call-to-action sentence of "In Every Deliberation We Must Consider The Impact Of Our Decisions On The Seventh Generation" that rests inside the aforementioned strap.
With the colder months on the horizon, the nike air max 95 utility villain red is introduced in a new variation that is perfectly suited to withstand the lower temperatures. Sporting an earthy color scheme of Enigma Stone, White, Oatmeal, and Light Bone - the runner boasts hairy suede uppers and furry/fleece lining for extra insulation. Finally, "Wild" branding on the tongues, 3M reflective heels and Nike's signature hiking character on the insoles tops off the design.
Nike has updated its nike air force 1 low white university blue with a flurry of sustainable materials: The Nike Air Force 1 Crater. It's one of the footwear giant's latest efforts, "Move to Zero," towards eco-friendly design, as seen in the Space Hippie 04 in "Astronomy Blue" from earlier this month. Sporting bold gray and black colorways, the silhouette features solid-colored panels that are contrasted against large portions of the shoe made from recycled materials. Starting at the top of the shoe is a woven tongue tag, followed by a set of tonal laces. Smooth full-grain leather panels cover the midsection and heel, while the toebox is constructed with 24 percent PU recycled synthetic leather that comes with a multi-colored pattern - protected by a semi-translucent coating. All of these details rest over a Crater Foam midsole, engineered from a mix of 11 percent Nike Grind Rubber and standard Nike foams, while 20 percent recycled TPU rounds off the shoe's eco-friendly design.
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