The Nike Shoes is always embraced with open arms

The nike air max thea black is always embraced with open arms. This Nike Air Max silhouette is a favorite to many sneakerheads out there but this particular colorway might land a spot as an all-time favorite for the ladies. This go around, the smaller-footed sneakerheads are treated to a pastel colorway that is perfect for Spring. Not only does the color scheme lend itself to a festive, present-time look, but it’s one that the boys won’t be able to get their hands on. TheNike Air Max 90 “Artisan Teal” showcases a mixture of light and dark shades of Teal throughout the design. The synthetic nubuck and mesh built upper predominately favors the icier shade, while the darker tone hits up the heel, the outsole, the Nike branding and the Air Max unit. The upper also reveals a subtle cloud graphic along the synthetic nubuck panels.

As part of the brand’s newly introduced “Ice” pack, which was released this past Fall 2015, the essence of its design is based off an icy translucent sole unit. For this particular version, the sneaker inherits a premium jacquard knit upper that exudes a seamless-like construction in a subdued palette of varying Gray shades. Complemented with Red hits gracing its tongue tab, collar, inner lining, medial, rear and the interior of its midsole, the palette is capped off by shades of Blue Lagoon adorning its visible nike free run nz bubble unit, heel tab, quarter panel and behind its tongue. Other special accoutrements include some rope laces, a little bit of reflective detailing, and a “Team Jones” hit on the tongues.

Nike co-found Bill Bowerman said it’s all about the feet – not the shoes, and that ethos still guides a certain sector of Nike’s runners. That would be the nike flyknit nz category, which is celebrating its ten-year anniversary in 2014 with the return of the original Nike Free silhouette. Of course the Swoosh has a long history of creating these sort of stripped down sneakers that begins way back with the Cortez in 1972 and stops along the way at Beaverton-design hallmarks like the Nike Huarache and the Presto. There is another Nike Free Trainer 5.0 for Jon “Bones” Jones on the way. This time around the build is a bit more colorful, with some red sections gripping the front end of the finger-trap sneaker.