PRICE : $160 RELEASES: NOV. 11TH BUY : ADIDAS adidas and CLOT are teaming up again, this time to deliver a fresh take on the iconic Gazelle silhouette. Known for their innovative fusion of Eastern and Western influences, CLOT has made a name for itself with unique collaborations that seamlessly blend streetwear with traditional motifs. The CLOT x adidas Gazelle, dropping on November 11, 2024 , is no exception. This release reimagines the timeless Gazelle through a distinctly Eastern lens, adding intricate details and premium materials that elevate this streetwear classic. A Classic Gets a Modern, Cultural Twist The adidas Gazelle has been a staple in casual footwear for decades, recognized for its slim profile, low-cut design, and versatile appeal. CLOT’s version maintains the essence of the Gazelle but adds elements that reflect CLOT’s mission of bringing together cultural heritage and contemporary fashion. This collaboration creates a sophisticated, understated look that resp
The Air Max 360 gets the Vapormax treatment after fourteen years, or we can say the Vapormax gets the Air Max 360 paint job in glorious red and white colorways. They’re like brothers born years apart, meeting each other for the first time, and the union is superb.
The Vapormax styles with the “History of Air” palette while keeping the features that make it unique. We remember the Air Max 360 for its revolutionary air unit placements, even featured on the outsoles. It was historic. The VaporMax has that. The combination of the two has differences, of course, with the Swoosh having an iridescent quality. It has a foam midsole, and beneath it is Vapormax air units, more translucent and less opaque, less milky than the original. And nice touch with ”Vapor Max 360” on the tongue.
The Air Max 360 is an old school fan favorite, and the vapormax is, of course, super popular right now, even roping much of the original’s fandom. The Vapormax series is its replacement, but that hasn't stopped Nike from showing some old school love with this latest collab.
This treatment is fitting for a shoe that has led the way for the Vapormax series. It's hard to believe that Nike’s visible air unit technology started in 1987, and so has been around for 33 years. It took Nike until 2006 to further this technology with the Air Max 360. It lacked foam, midsole but had maxed out pressurized air outsoles.
Nike has made a name for itself through innovation and being a step ahead of the competition. Though brands like Yeezy with Adidas, Kanye West has been catching up, even to the mega Jordan line. Its market share is still a healthy and dominant 27.4%. We can always expect some game-changer, or when competitors up the game, they up to it more.
The Vapormax has been it's hit in the athletic department, but that would not have happened without the Air Max 360 inspiration with the Vapormax series borrowing its completely visible air unit outsoles. It's an iconic feature in the sneaker world, one synonymous with Nike and beloved within the athletic community. The Vapormax series continues to be a mainstay in running shoe department stores.
Real testing and science have yet to prove that Nike’s air unit is superior to foam in terms of comfort and performance, but air units sure look cooler to run with. It’s all in the aesthetic and perception of running on air bubbles that make this line so appealing.
Nike began its air unit technology in 1979 before making the leap to visibility. And in 2020, the Air Vapormax 360 shows that the company is continuing to innovate while remembering its roots and continuously improves its technology. The Air Vapormax 360 ”History of Air” will be released on Nike’s website and select retailers at $225 US dollars on January 30th.
The Vapormax styles with the “History of Air” palette while keeping the features that make it unique. We remember the Air Max 360 for its revolutionary air unit placements, even featured on the outsoles. It was historic. The VaporMax has that. The combination of the two has differences, of course, with the Swoosh having an iridescent quality. It has a foam midsole, and beneath it is Vapormax air units, more translucent and less opaque, less milky than the original. And nice touch with ”Vapor Max 360” on the tongue.
The Air Max 360 is an old school fan favorite, and the vapormax is, of course, super popular right now, even roping much of the original’s fandom. The Vapormax series is its replacement, but that hasn't stopped Nike from showing some old school love with this latest collab.
This treatment is fitting for a shoe that has led the way for the Vapormax series. It's hard to believe that Nike’s visible air unit technology started in 1987, and so has been around for 33 years. It took Nike until 2006 to further this technology with the Air Max 360. It lacked foam, midsole but had maxed out pressurized air outsoles.
Nike has made a name for itself through innovation and being a step ahead of the competition. Though brands like Yeezy with Adidas, Kanye West has been catching up, even to the mega Jordan line. Its market share is still a healthy and dominant 27.4%. We can always expect some game-changer, or when competitors up the game, they up to it more.
The Vapormax has been it's hit in the athletic department, but that would not have happened without the Air Max 360 inspiration with the Vapormax series borrowing its completely visible air unit outsoles. It's an iconic feature in the sneaker world, one synonymous with Nike and beloved within the athletic community. The Vapormax series continues to be a mainstay in running shoe department stores.
Real testing and science have yet to prove that Nike’s air unit is superior to foam in terms of comfort and performance, but air units sure look cooler to run with. It’s all in the aesthetic and perception of running on air bubbles that make this line so appealing.
Nike began its air unit technology in 1979 before making the leap to visibility. And in 2020, the Air Vapormax 360 shows that the company is continuing to innovate while remembering its roots and continuously improves its technology. The Air Vapormax 360 ”History of Air” will be released on Nike’s website and select retailers at $225 US dollars on January 30th.