Nike Air Max Thea has been infusing a variety of older silhouettes with Free technology lately. The latest model to receive the treatment is the Nike Free Kukini. Originally released back in 2000, this silhouette features a unique plastic exoskeleton frame that is both flexible and breathable. This upgraded version of the shoe is now available at retailers such as Nice Kicks in Soar/Cyber-White and Sport Red/Varsity Royal-White.A new colorway of the Nike Air Max 1, featuring a colorway similar to the? Nike KD II “Creamsicle”, has surfaced on the web. It contains a white toe box which is complimented with an predominately mandarin upper. The mandarin shade is complimented with hits of mineral blue on the lace eyelets, Swoosh, mudguard and outsole for a bright and head-turning look. Check out more pictures below.

The Nike Air Max Thea Mens has been “belle of the ball” lately, earning praise for its comfort and style. Following our look at the Nike N7 Free Run+ 3 earlier this week, new images of an “Iguana” themed pair have surfaced today. Tonal green suede and mesh dress the majority of the upper, while a speckled black on white midsole provides just the right amount of contrast. This pair, which is now available at select NSW retailers, can be seen in detail below.

Following our look at the Nike Air Max Thea Womens Deconstruct Premium “Obsidian”, the Swoosh now presentsa premium take on its Free 5.0 V4. Built using a premium leather upper in a deconstructed colorway of “Thunder Blue”, this pair carries perforated branding with leather laces sitting atop a white super-flexible midsole. This pair is now available at select overseas retailers.ACG aesthetic mixes with barefoot technology on the Nike Free Powerlines+ “Midnight Fog”. Blue accents splash up a brown mesh upper set above a speckled Nike Free sole. Look for these and the Blue/Orange colorway to release sometime later this year.