Nike is, in their words, starting a new revolution with it’s newly designed 2013 edition, Nike Air Max+ 2013. The shoe is designed completely to meet a runners’ needs and features an advanced heel-to-toe Nike Max Air unit to provide a soft cushion and greater flexibility to the shoe, not…
The Dunk High Fuse is another hybrid pairing from Nike. From a quick glance, these look any plain jane Dunk High’s. However, the Fuse surname means Nike’s three layer Hyperfuse technology is applied to the upper. Personally, I like how Nike went with a simple black and white colorway. Even…
We last saw Nike’s Hyperfuse technology seep onto a pair of Trainer 1.2 mids. So it wouldn’t be a surprise to see a pair of Air Max fused with the breathable pair of Nike Basketball sneakers. The overall silhouette of the Air Max 1 is retained while key elements of…
By now, a lot of us are anticipating the delivery of the white and black Nike Hyperfuse. But of course Nike doesn’t stop with basketball sneakers. The Nike Trainer 1.2 mid Hyperfuse is a smooth transition into their cross trainer line. While the Zoom Air unit is replaced with a…
When it comes to visual appeal and technology forward sneakers, Nike still reigns champion in my opinion. Take for example the above black and white pair of Hyperfuse. With a seamless one piece appearance and perforated panels, you know these are super lightweight. A full Zoom Air unit fulfills the…
