The Nike Air Trainer Huarache ’94 appears to be more ‘Huarache’ and less ‘Trainer’ as it combined the newer Huarache-style of construction, utilizing neoprene sockliners and cut-outs to reduce weight (like it’s relative, the Air Huarache Plus’ 94). However awesomely designed the Air Trainer Huarache ’94 is, it’s one of the last of the Trainer species before it was put to a long span of hibernation – but it’s about to be nudged from its slumber this Spring 2013 as the Air Trainer Huarache ’94 is set for a Retro release this Spring 2013 at $125. Alongside this new Grey/Black/Volt and Red/Black/Grey colorway is the OG White/Black/Lapis that gave this ’94 some distinct flavor. The great http://nikefreerun30v5.weebly.com/ Retro news keeps pouring in so check out the additional Spring 2013 colorways below and let us know what you think!
A sneaker enjoying a tremendous variety and plenty of top-notch quality in its 30th anniversary year, the Nike Air Force 1 now becomes the latest to employ the grey and white plus vibrant pop formula that’s become so popular in the wake of the 2010-11 Cool Grey explosion. This new Air Force 1 Low utilizes a tonal denim twill on the underlay sections similarly to recent Storm Blue and Jersey Gold previews, a connection that suggests these too could be a part of Nike Sportswear’s summer 2012 lineup. Let us know who’s at the top of the totem pole for that trio when you click through to see more images of these grey/white/green Air Force 1 Lows and stick with Sneaker News for release info. Photos: TTB