It looks like Nike aims to make the Sock Dart a major model

Vac-Tech constructions appear to officially be back in the Nike Sportswear rotation after a brief hiatus, recently seen on the nike air max 90 womens and now this strong edition of the Air Max 1. This version of the Air max 1 is actually a hybrid, of sorts, with both traditional stitched leather paneling in black and the molded Vac-Tech piece in bright Varsity Maize. The impeccable colorway is finished with a gum rubber outsole to finish off the look. You'll be able to find these at select Nike Sportswear retailers soon. The Nike Roshe Two, the sequel to the beloved Roshe Run, hasn't even hit the market yet, but the brand is already calling the OG version "Retro". Well, maybe not all of the original Roshes are being called Retro just yet, as this appears to be a special edition with detailing inspired by vintage Nike running models.

Constructed in nylon just like some of the early landmark Nike running shoes like the Cortez and Waffle Trainer, the Roshe One Retro also gets old-school style Nike text at the heel and on the orange tongue tab. if you're feeling the vintage vibes on this new Roshe, you can pick up a pair soon at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Believe it or not, the nike air max 90 black in its classic "Persian Violet" colorway is on the way back again. Seeming to release about every other year, the famous Air Max runner may not make you wait long, but it's still always a welcome sight. Often criticized by the hardcore running shoe collectors for having a bulky, inaccurate shape for its retro releases, it looks like this time around Nike may have reworked the silhouette just a bit with a slimmer build.

We'll have to wait and see if they please the critics once they get them in hand. Already arriving at European retailers, the Air Max BW "Persian Violet" should hopefully hit the US soon. Nothing is trendier than saying you hail from "The 6" lately. Seriously did Toronto ever go by that nickname before Drake proclaimed it so loudly? Nike Sportswear got caught up in the wave with an awesome new nike air max thea womens which featured a stark black and white contrasting colorway and the awesome bring-back of the tiny Swoosh branding on the mudguard. More city-centric Air Max pairs are looming in the future too, as Chi-Town is the latest metropolis to get treated to their very own colorway. Here the Nike Air Max 90 serves as the canvas, with a monochromatic Cool Grey upper hitting in a fresh use of nubuck. The inner lining sports a unique green pattern and the insole features some bold red lettering (we still don't know what it's spelling out just yet). Perhaps the biggest draw here isn't readily seen until you look at the shoe's icy bottom, as an array of Chicago's downtown city streets get some shine in the form of a bold map print. All stars, no stripes.

The latest Nike Air Force 1 Low is back in an interesting American inspiration for mid-December in a look that would better fit the month of July than the middle of winter. Utilizing the Loyal Blue shade, a monochromatic effect hits the buttery leather and classic outsole while white piping adds some class. The noteworthy feature here can be found on the tongue, as the model skips out on the usual Nike Air branding for a unique white stars logo. The nike air max thea mens is a favorite from those who grew up watching Chris Webber come of age in the mid-90s. That's right – this model was C-Webs' first and only signature model with the Swoosh before he bolted for other brands later in his career. The White/Obsidian colorway has been brought back a number of times, but now the more coveted Black/Royal is finally getting a retro release later next year. The silhouette has all the signs of Nike Basketball's 90s run of dominance, from the bulky tumbled leather, unique stitching lines, and wavy accents lighting up the heel.

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Herrinst J Hopper