Nike's Special Forces collection is nike presto red getting a new look this season, as the Swoosh has added some new elements to the most wearable of the three varieties -; the SF-AF1 Mid. Now sporting nubuck on its midfoot, this new style of the SF-AF1 Mid replaces its ballistic nylon with a different material. It also features a new double-loop strap system that replaces its customary unit that has been part of the line since its inception. However, most notably, "AF1" can be found written on the back quarter panel of this offering in place of the usual military text found in that spot.

Some may a bit disappointed that the shoes lack nike presto grey some sort of technical application, similar to how their Air Presto and Air Force 1 collaborations have turned out. Release information hasn't been disclosed just yet, but expect these as well as another colorway soon. Images of black nike air max womens a Nike Air Foamposite One in a "Space Jam" color scheme have recently surfaced on Instagram. Equipped with a shiny black Foam shell, it boasts a translucent midsole with a shimmering blue midfoot shank.

Adorned in the same colors as the 2009 Space Jam release, this offering will likely have Swoosh fan purists chomping at the bit. In fact, if this release were to have taken place at the height of Foamposites around the black nike basketball shoes time of the aforementioned Space Jam drop, it would have been in talks for shoe of the year. Good news for the younger readers out there, this picture reveals that kid's sizing will be available as well. Stay tuned to Sneaker News for any and all updates regarding the Air Foamposite One "Space Jam".

The continuing surge of of vintage running footwear has seen Nike bring back several other silhouettes from the early 90s such as the Air Span II, while icons like the Air Max 1, Air 180, and others continue their respective renaissance. An "Opal Green" and "Solar Red" selection is scheduled to arrive at Nike retailers in Korea on March 1st with a worldwide drop to follow mens nike skate shoes soon after. PATTA is known for making some cripplingly awesome collaborations with Nike runners.

Their string of Air Max 1s are regarded as some of the greatest of all-time, while their co-op with Dutch artist Parra is among the grail-iest of the grails for Nikeboys. This past weekend, the streetwear label/shop dropped a surprise Air Span II collaboration, teaming up with graphic designer Linda van Deursen to create a special edition box. The original grey/infrared colorway serves as the base for their design, while the subtle mini-Swoosh at the forefoot and the Patta script logo on the tongue complete this simplistic design.