My Nike Air Max obsession continues! Today I'm sporting my latest pair, these white Nike Air Max Thea Nz trainers from Foot Locker. I used to shop in Foot Locker all the time as a teen, I haven't heard much about them in recent times but I'm glad they're starting to gain a bit more of an online presence in the UK because I've missed them. Do their sales assistants still wear those stripey referee-esque shirts? I sure hope so.

The updated version of the Nike Air Max Nz Online continues its run with this latest colorway in “Binary Blue”. One of the latest classic Air Max models to receive the modernized ‘Ultra’ overhaul, the new construction of the bold 1998 runner features a slightly slimmed down upper and streamlined sole unit with more foam and less rubber for extra comfort and less weight. This colorway opts for Binary Blue for most of the upper with a light blue fade and hits of lime green. You can pick up a pair now at select Nike Sportswear retailers like END.

The Nike Roshe Run Nz gets spotted and dotted for this latest iteration of the modern classic casual silhouette, featuring a perforated foam-mesh upper in three colorways. The “Pin Dot” Roshe pack offers a hole-filled sneaker that will keep your feet looking and feeling cool in the summer heat. The shoe comes in your choice of Team Red, black backed with Volt, and a pristine all-white look for the trio of colorways, each of which is hitting select Nike Sportswear retailers including Sneaker Politics and Rock City Kicks right now.

The “Multicolor” look seems to be everywhere this summer, found on pretty much every knit sneaker from the new Nike LunarEpic Low runner to the adidas Superstar Primeknit. Now a veteran of the multicolor game, so to speak, Nike Roshe Run Women appears in another blend of multiple hues for this upcoming edition in black with red, white, and purple threading entangled throughout. Not quite as “Multi-colored” as the full rainbow of colors found on some models, but still multi-colored nonetheless. You can find this latest Roshe Flyknit at select Nike Sportswear retailers later this month.

If you’re a fan of the classic Nike Air Mowabb from the glory days of Nike ACG, then this new colorway of the Nike Huarache Nz should look familiar. That’s because the shoe, which is already partly inspired by the Mowabb, receives a colorway very reminiscent of the OG brown and purple look for the classic early ’90s hiker/runner hybrid. The Huarache Utility receives its own brown, black, and purple color combination for its techy design, completed with reflective striping running down the tongue.