The Nike Dunk Low Interference certainly lived up to its name and Cadysneaker debuted in 2020. As the dunk craze continues to heat up, Nike has opted to release women's-exclusive models, introducing exaggerated sizes to accommodate the ongoing "thick-soled" shoe movement, which has slowed since 2021. In 2022, Nike will have a proper sequel. Surprisingly, Nike will ditch the bulky and boxy look and return to traditional forms, while offering a host of new details that are sure to cause polarizing reactions. Now visualized in a "Pale Ivory" colorway, the Dunk Low Smash 2 boasts a menu of design details including a heel wrap, a floating overlay on the heel, a floating lace collar, an additional external eyelet in the toe box, And double swoosh showcased in stitched embroidery form. The tongue is also a bit padded, with the standard logo enlarged with the "Dunk" name underneath.
The Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT is gradually taking over for 2022, 2021Shoes revealing colorways that could even compete with the latest from the original model. This latest 'Patent Red' is almost as eye-catching as the last 'Patent Bred'. In terms of color blocking, the shoe is reminiscent of the 2020 release "Satin Snake." However, the reptile's skin is completely removed, and the satin on the title is covered in bright red patent on the toes, eye stops, and ankle flaps. Neutrals of black and white, then, fill in the rest of the upper, opting for a flatter fit of tipped leather. What's more, the sole is a "sail" finish that gives the shoe a subtle retro effect. In 2001, the "Air Jordan 3 Retro" made mocha coffee popular. In recent years, "mocha coffee" has also become a fad with the growing popularity of earthy tones in stylish casual clothing and footwear. It's clear that Reebok is joining the mix in this upcoming release of the classic issue mid-shoe, as its own coffee-flavored shade covers the toe and surrounding accents of the shoe. The suede finish on the heel toe achieves the soot look of finely ground coffee, while the tumbled nubs of leather on the heel badge sign suggest another approach.
This March, Air Max Day is sure to feature a batch of new models, which could include the Air Max Scorpion revealed last week. That's only a few months left of the spotlight on last year's silhouette, Air Max Pre-Day. This is just one of many upcoming appearances, and the pair seems to be in solid color. Grey set mesh base, which is dressed in suede and canvas panels. Both shoes are slightly darker than the Sail on the midsole, which contrasts with the saturated gold of the Swoosh leather. Blue, then, rounds the palette with few but notable hits for eyeball stops and tool heels. Hey Dudes Shoes Visibility is a key factor in the aesthetics of a good hiking shoe. While running, God forbid some debilitating injuries or even getting lost on the trail, but it's important to wear gear that will help you be spotted in the event of an emergency. That's why most hiking shoes you see are neon or some kind of high-contrast color, which isn't natural outdoors, while all-black tech-forward utility shoes are best left on the street. This latest colorway of the Pegasus Trail 3 is a great choice for maintaining visibility as it features a bright collegiate gold upper with Nike's signature Volt tune on the Swoosh and heel tab. GORE-TEX adds that a protective layer is needed to keep moisture on the outside (especially in the morning, when Dewey runs). The shoe will be available soon on Nike's website for $160, and it's already available overseas, so the wait won't be too long.
