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Nike Air Force 1The Nike Air Force 1 debut in 1982, and even though the shoe is made for basketball, it is more of a shoe for “style”. In 1982 when Nike Air Force 1 first released, the Nike Air Force 1 was the first model to have Nike Air technology. With the latest VAC technology to create a one-piece body of the shoe, with a seamless design, futuristic at the same time both streamlined and more enhanced waterproof function; and soles, as always, to use more durable "jelly-like" rubber soles.
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NIKE AIR MAX PRIME GORE-TEX “BLACKOUT”
Black is back and the Nike Air Max Prime Gore-Tex is here to prove it. Hot off the press is the all-new “blackout” colorway, a look that is sure to have even Jay-Z lining up. This pair sports, as probably deduced from the name, a completely black upper and sole with gore-tex providing the durability and weather proof security needed in the soon-to-come harsh winter weather. Check out more images of this particular pair below and let us know if you’ll be purchasing a pair for your collection.
NIKE AIR MAX 90 VAC TECH “TWEED”
The seamless, unibody Vac Tech design has been a well-received design this summer/fall. Today, we take a look at a familiar material paired with the Vac Tech on an iconic Nike model. This particular Air Max 90 is smothered in a predominately grey colored tweed material and possesses minimal grey accents in the form of the tongue tag, laces, inner lining and outsole. Lastly, a white midsole finishes this pair off. Stay tuned for release information regarding this Nike Air Max 90 Vac Tech “Tweed”.