Inspired by the original version of the Air Mariah from the late 1980’s, the nike flyknit racer baratas hits the market in a brand new royal blue colorway. Nike combines new age technology with a hint of nostalgia by updating the silhouette of the retro racing shoe, giving it a more modern feel for for today’s strict standards of footwear fashion.

The nike roshe run baratas may be out, but the Roshe One is apparently not finished yet. Arriving this fall is this new look for the women’s Roshe, featuring the original silhouette with one major modification: a quilted nylon upper. Presented tonally, the Roshe comes in a Dark Loden (olive green) upper with its soft and comfy sole in Ivory.

The nike classic cortez baratas just showed off a couple of snake-Swooshed designs being readied for the Chinese New Year celebration. Nike Sportswear also has a few new general releases on tap for the immediate future: three all-suede VNTG makeups that offer that antiqued line a breath of fresh air via metallic gold branding. The rustic if still vibrant suede makes for an interesting contrast against the newness implied by the shiny parts.

The nike metcon baratas showcased that Nike is always revolutionizing their utilitarian training models for all purpose workouts. The shoe was a successful edition to those looking to participate in cross-training platforms so much so that the MetCon will see a sequel in 2016. So this muted black and white pair, last previewed in November, could be your last chance to grab the debut MetCon silhouette. Available December 5th, the MetCon 1 features a stable natural motion outsole for added flexibility.