Nike Air More Uptempo US Clearance


Nike’s new Air Max 720 unit has just appeared on one of the most audacious sneakers in history. The Nike Air More Uptempo Womens basketball shoe, firmly ingrained into our memories thanks to the oversized AIR on the upper, will return with an all new cushioning ride in the form of the brand’s newly innovated full-length Air bag. An even bolder approach to the lettering also debuts as “MAX” appears on the lateral side of the shoe to fully spell out the game-changing innovation.

Nike Air More Uptempo Mens silhouette perfectly embodies what hoops sneakers were like in the 90s – chunky, with bold branding that made a statement both on and off the court. Now, the Swoosh is ready to add an even more eye-catching aesthetic to the Uptempo by way of this bright color palette that sees it split in thirds with yellow, pink, and purple from toe-to-heel. With an unlimited well of color blocking capabilities at their disposal, the Beaverton Brand’s design team will continue to explore any and all options with this eye catching retro silhouette.

Last year, one of Nike’s most popular sneakers was the Nike Air More Uptempo for Sale. Every weekend it seemed like a different colorway of the boisterous basketball retro hit shelves with bold “AIR” branding. However, one pair that never made its way to retail was the “Snakeskin” sample that you see pictured here. From a distance, it may just seem like a normal tripe black Uptempo, but when you get closer, you can see a luxurious snakeskin print on the aforementioned AIR branding.

Early this Summer we brought you a first look at an intriguing three-piece set of Nike Air More Uptempo Cheap US with embroidered silhouettes of European cities on their heels. As it turns out, these three tastefully colored selections make up the highly anticipated EU City Pack, with iterations paying homage to three of the globe’s most iconic metropolises. London’s version of the Nike Air More Uptempo US Clearance utilizes a watermelon-like color scheme to play off the vibrant and diverse city culture, while Milan’s pair sports a more noticeable inspiration, drawing its color scheme from the recognizable green, white, and red stripes of the Italian flag.