First Look: Nike WMNS VaporMax Flyknit 2.0 'Dark Grey'

The shade of ‘Dark Grey’ covers everything in sight, also extending onto the laces as well as the inner lining. To balance the colour, a translucent VaporMax bubble sits underfoot. This ground-breaking technology promises the best in support and cushioning with every stride. Finally, those rubber overlays which are now synonymous with the VaporMax 2.0 range feature in a dark shade of black.

Lightweight Flyknit extends across the upper of the Air VaporMax 2.0. This promises the best in comfort and support, made even more robust with Flywire cables. A perforated section at the tongue ensures breathability.

The Nike WMNS VaporMax Flyknit 2.0 'Dark Grey' is available at selected retailers.

First Look: Air Jordan 1 High Flyknit ‘Wolf Grey’

Air Jordan 1 High Flyknit ‘Wolf Grey’ has softly crafted material that covers the upper in a light shade of grey. This flexible material contours to the foot with chunkier sections which add support at the heel, ankle surround and across the midfoot. It makes the shoe way more lightweight than conventional leather models without sacrificing on that secure and stable fit.

All the original AJ1 details remain intact with an oversized Swoosh sitting along the sidewall as well as wings logo on the collar. These provide a nice contrast to that wolf grey colour scheme in a rich shade of brown.  A low profile midsole sits underfoot and balances the look in white. A sticky gum outsole keeps you glued across all surfaces.

The Air Jordan 1 High Flyknit ‘Wolf Grey’ is available at selected retailers.

First Look: Nike Flyknit Trainer Night Purple

This Flyknit Trainer comes covered in a Night Purple colourway that features a soft and lightweight Flyknit covering the upper with an integrated lacing system that delivers a secure and lockdown fit.

All the OG detailing remains the same, but hidden innovations promise the best in comfort and support. Whilst the upper is predominantly purple, hits of black do make an appearance throughout. That includes the Swoosh along the sidewall as well as the threaded detailing. Underfoot sits a low profile midsole which ensures lightweight cushioning across all surfaces.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer Night Purple is available at selected retailers.

First Look: Nike Flyknit Trainer Bright Citron

The Nike Flyknit Trainer Bright Citron comes dressed in a bright Yellow Flyknit upper contrasted by the Black accents on the Swoosh, parts of the Flyknit upper, outsole and a line going across the White and Yellow midsole.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer Bright Citron drops on Thursday, 5 October 2017, at selected retailers.

First Look: Nike Flyknit Trainer Sunset Tint

The Flyknit Trainer is the perfect marriage of old and new. The iconic heritage of Nike’s running range is brought forward but thanks to modern day innovations, you can expect the best in comfort and support. That lightweight and flexible material covers from heel to toe. It showcases a light shade of pink on this design, complimented by hits of black to the Swoosh and lace surround.

A cored-out midsole promises the best in re-energising comfort underfoot. This keeps the silhouette ultra-lightweight without sacrificing on the protection. Integrated laces are another impressive addition, keeping the foot locked in place while adapting to movement.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer Sunset Tint drops on Saturday, 16 September 2017, at selected retailers.

First Look: Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Pale Grey’

The Nike Flyknit Trainer made its much-anticipated return as a retro this past weekend. The sneaker was introduced in 2012 and features much of the same offerings as the original in white and black weave along with Flyknit and Zoom Air in the heel and forefoot.

Just like the typical Flyknit Racer, this shoe opts for that lightweight material which covers from heel to toe. The second skin like fit molds to the foot providing unrivalled comfort matched with surprising durability. The style opts for a muted shade of grey which almost appears to be off-white. It’s complimented by darker hits of black to the Swoosh, toe box and branding which is stamped to the tongue.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Pale Grey’ is available at selected retailers.

First Look: Nike Dunk Low Flyknit

The Nike Dunk Low Flyknit debuts in two clean colourways,  covered in University Red/Wolf Grey  and or Black/ Teal, atop the breathable Flyknit upper with leather detailing on the Swoosh, heel tab, and tongue.

Additional features include “NIKE” and “DUNK” written on the heels, “Flyknit” written inside of the tongue, a white midsole, and a University Red rubber outsole.

The Nike Dunk Low Flyknit will drop on Tuesday, 1 August 2017, at selected retailers.  

First Look: Nike Air Sock Racer Flyknit

The Nike Air Sock Racer designed by Tinker Hatfield is revived in 2017, as the classic ’80s runner is now upgraded with flyknit.

Perfectly suiting the modern times, the sleek model is rendered in timeless colourways of black and white, while it’s also updated with a refined sole that is infused with Nike Free flex grooves. Further detailed with two adjustable straps on the midfoot, a ribbed-like collar and an enlarged Swoosh across its forefoot.  

The Nike Air Sock Racer Flyknit is available at selected retailers.

Sneakers Dropping Today: Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit - USA Away

To celebrate the Summer Olympics which is taking place in a few weeks in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Nike brings us the The Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit USA Away edition in a patriotic-like colour scheme.

Dressed in a mixture of dark obsidian, bright crimson and photo blue. The sneaker also features large Swooshes across the heel unit, an extended sock-like collar for additional support and more blue accents gracing the flywire system.

The Nike Hyperdunk 2016 Flyknit - USA Away drops today and is available at selected retailers.