The Nike Shoes For Men is a new style from the Swoosh, and it officially drops today to celebrate NBA All-Star Weekend in North Carolina early. According to Nike, this brand new model pays homage to Charlotte’s car racing culture. The sneaker’s leather upper is designed in a racing boot style with car branded graphics on the heel and tongue. Finally, a full-length side zipper, high-cut ankle collar and 720 sole tops off the lifestyle design.


Borrowing its overall look and Air unit from its Nike Shoes On Sale predecessor, the 720 takes the lifestyle-engineered heel unit of the 270 and extends under the entirety of its sole, offering up 360-degree comfort both latitudinally and longitudinally. In advance of this NSW creation’s release a number of its outfits have appeared in striking gradient aesthetics, and that is no different on this Royal Blue and Teal-equipped iteration that gives off some strong nautical vibes. With the majority of its lower half dressed in the lighter, green-like shade, it works its way toward this offering’s throat and ankle collar fading toward a darker, blue tone.


Every year Nike releases a new Nike Shoes 2019 model and this time around, it is called the 720 and features a large air max unit that wraps all the way around the shoe. It's a pretty futuristic looking sneaker with some interesting tooling on the upper that adds to its aesthetic. As shoe companies tend to do when they release a new silhouette for the first time, they are testing the waters with some brand new colorways. This is no different with the Nike Air Max 720 which will see five new colorways release as part of its Nature Pack.


Nike’s previous flagship Air Max, the Air Max 270, packs a 32mm air pillow in the sole; at 38mm, the new Nike Air Max 720 Northern Lights puts a veritable bounce house of cushioning underfoot. That added 6mm is designed to provide all-day comfort for not just your foot, but also your environmental conscience—Nike says the 720’s air bag is made from more than 75-percent recycled manufacturing waste.


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