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It’s been quite some time since Nike Sportswear’s Nike Air Huarache Ultra retros finally brought back all of the OG 1991 goodness we deserved, but NSW is still finding ways to include the iconic Tinker Hatfield design in new and exciting ways. Take the Nike Huarache Ultra as the perfect example of old school elements blending flawlessly with a modernized fit and style. Today we get a look at two brand new colorways of the Nike Huarache Ultra Premium SE featuring a bolstered winterized upper, added ‘Tape’ on the toebox, and an updated back heel strap to maximize comfort.The Nike Air Huarache Ultra PRM SE is back in familiar “Triple Black” and “Triple White” options while flashy iridescent reflective elements hit the tongue for an added pop. Stay tuned for a release update in the near future right here on Sneaker News.

Often a love it or hate it material for sneakers, denim drapes this latest version of the women’s Nike Air Huarache Utility. Yes indeed, the classic runner is the latest sneaker to get the blue jean makeover, dressed in two shades of blue denim across the upper that’s paired with the model’s signature neoprene bootie and rubber heel cradle. Premium touches include metal lace eyelets, a stamped Huarache logo patch on the tongue, waxed laces, and a gum outsole that finishes them off perfectly. Huarache and/or denim sneaker fans can find these at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Finish Line and Shoe Palace right now.

Nike Cortez Ultra and OFF WHITE have been teasing some of the most anticipated collaborative efforts with Jordan Brand and Nike for the past few months. While the OFF WHITE Jordan 1 has been rather polarizing given the fact that Virgil is deconstructing such a classic silhouette, plenty of people seem interested in the pair featuring “Everything in Quotes”, unique mismatched panels, and an oversized Swoosh on the side panel with a variation in the iconic Chicago colorway thanks to volt and orange lace options. Now we have word that the entire OFF WHITE x Nike Footwear Collection will be available September 1st.

The Nike Air Max 90 has been one of Nike’s most iconic running retros featuring visible air ever since it hit the scene in 1990. That being said, Nike has revamped and updated this silhouette more than any other of its ‘Big Three’ runners in the Air Max 1, Air Max 90, and Air Max 95 lately. Earlier today we even saw this crazy creation that transformed the technical into the casual with a slip-on fit for your grandma. For those of you that grimaced at that creation, don’t worry. The lightweight update known as the Nike Air Max 90 Ultra is back in an outstanding “Blue Fox” colorway that features a slate blue fuse upper, premium Light Bone leather on the mudguard, and a Dark Mushroom ‘Olive’ like shade on the heel and lace eyelets for a simple, understated look perfect for any occasion. Stay tuned for this pair to arrive on Nike.com in the near future and know that select spots are already stocking a full size run for $?USD.

Nike’s All Conditions Gear saw a recent revamp that twisted around the off-trail aesthetic for a more modern, city appropriate feel. Of course, classic retros like the Nike ACG Mowabb returned to store shelves, but with a $? price point, the bring back didn’t necessarily leave everyone involved satisfied. That doesn’t change the fact that ACG’s unique color pairings remain as influential as ever, as this Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Essential returns with a look straight from the early 90s hiking lookbook. A combination of Black on Black mesh creates an ominous backdrop for unique accents to stand out. While the Swoosh branding is hidden on the side panel, Emerald Green ‘Air Max’ branding remains so there’s no question about the technology brought to the table with this Air Max 90.