The Nike Huarache pair shown here is one that garnered quite a response when we first showed off the on-feet photos of it back in January. The good news is that the shoes are now starting to release. The bad news is that this nike air huarache triple black isn’t in the US just yet – but Canada’s Livestock does have them up for grabs. You could import them from there, or you could play the waiting game and see if they end up here in the states like so many other recent Nike Huaraches. Both the Nike Air Flight Huarache and the Nike Air Trainer Huarache will be showing up soon to chip in on this year’s already strong run of Nike Huarache models. What’s more, the two are actually getting official US release dates – more often than not we’ve seen these models trickle into retailers following a European debut.

First up will be the nike air huarache uk on August 8th, followed by the Nike Air Trainer Huarache on September 26th. Take a look at this year’s version of each after the break and then tell us in the comments which you’re looking forward to more. Like Nike Flyknit, Nike Flywire, and Nike Air technologies, the Nike Huarache platform was born in performance running and swiftly applied to other sport categories. Designed under the lens of reduction, the Huarache platform was one of Nike’s earliest attempts to give athletes exactly what they need to perform and nothing more. Twenty-three years after the debut of the Air Huarache, Nike Sportswear reintroduces shoes that combine the functionality of South American sandals and the fit of neoprene waterski boots ­– the Air Flight Huarache and Air Huarache Trainer. In 1992, Tinker Hatfield and a young Eric Avar put their heads together to repurpose radical innovation to fit the needs of hoopers everywhere.

The nike huarache black, the fruit of their brain merger, delivered a superior fit thanks to a neoprene innersleeve and leather exoskeleton that worked in tandem to offer players a responsive and comfortable fit. Among a select few sneakers to not bear a Swoosh, the Air Flight Huarache is a testament to the “less is more” philosophy. Having successfully created a basketball rendition of the Huarache, Hatfield and Avar set out to create a cross-training shoe as well. The upper utilized a similar exoskeleton-innersleeve combination — with one addition. Recognizing the need for superior lockdown during resistance training and aerobic activities, a mesh strap was added, giving birth to boundary-smashing performance footwear. The minimalist design of the Huarache dramatically reduced weight and inspired a new generation of Nike footwear designers to create footwear stripped to only the necessary components for elite performance.