Even without the addition of designer Virgil Abloh's dizzying levels of hype, the Nike Air Presto remains a banger of a sneaker. The stripped-down design nike air force 1 and sock-like fit were years ahead of their time: Sock sneakers and deconstructed kicks are all the rage right now, but the Presto has been flaunting those vibes since 2000. Which is to say that the more avant-garde sneakerheads among us have always been drawn to the Presto. So when Abloh gave the style his signature Off-White touch last year, as part of his The Ten collab with Nike, the sneaker’s cool factor flew off the charts. And after months of waiting, the sold-out-everywhere kicks are coming back tomorrow in a sleek new colorway.

nike air force 1 sale uk The first Off-White x Nike Air Presto featured a two-tone look—a black upper paired with a white lacing cage and outsole. This latest version opts for a more monochromatic look, with an all-black upper (minus the stitched-on white Swoosh logo). The stealthy black-on-black colorway makes the more adventurous details of the Presto feel a little more low-key, but make no mistake: This thing is still going to turn some heads. That's just what a Virgil Abloh–designed sneaker does. As expected, all of the usual trappings of the collaboration are included: “AIR” printed in Helvetica, the small orange tab, and the hyped cherry on top...the it-could-only-be-Off-White red zip tie.

nike air force 1 low sale uk Just like every other sneaker in the growing arsenal of Off-White x Nike shoes, this limited-edition Air Presto won't be easy to get. After all, this is the shoe Bruno Mars wore during his Grammys performance—and the shoe that still fetches an astonishing $1,700 on the sneaker aftermarket. But perhaps Lady Luck will be on your side come tomorrow and a pair of these highly anticipated Prestos will be yours.