Nike Air More Uptempo debuts in the “sky blue” color scheme, reminiscent of the OG color scheme
Nike Air More Uptempo is a name that is not unfamiliar. Perhaps many young people will know Nike Air More Uptempo (1996). The premise of the More Uptempo series is Nike Air Max Uptempo. Born at the end of 1995, using the classic Black / White / Teal color scheme. In a short time, Air Max Uptempo can be seen everywhere, from college players to professional players to the NBA. At that time, any store must have Air Max Uptempo. In 1995, Nike launched the Nike Air Max 95, which is one of the most famous Air Max versions, thanks to the airbags on the front legs. However, at the end of 1995, Nike Air Max Uptempo appeared and made the community even more crazy because it was the first product to fully absorb visible air from the soles and heels of the toes.
Cheap Ray Ban Sunglasses, The designer confirmed that “this is the most designed shoe ever.” In 1995, with its novel, eye-catching design and the air technology used, Nike Air Max Uptempo helped Nike sign a large number of contracts with professional players and college football. -1996. This time, Nike Uptempo launched a brand new “Blue Sky”. This iteration of the classic basketball shoe has a light blue color, similar to some of its OG color schemes. The upper is decorated with mint blue strips, starting from the heel and gradually turning white. “Psychic Blue” appeared on the heel, covering the large “A” of the “AIR” logo on the shoe. The middle is shaded blue, covering the letter “I”, while the “R” on the front legs maintains a white tone. Other details (such as embroidered Swoosh accessories on the collar and full-length Air soles complete the look).
The Air Max BW was first released in 1991. The Nike Air Max 90 at that time was just coming out. This shoe was also designed by chief designer Tinker Hatfield. The BW of the Nike Air Max BW stands for “Big Window”. Visible Air units have been revolutionary for every Air Max model, but Tinker Hatfield’s BW Air Max goes one step further. As the bubble grows, this pair of shoes will become an iconic commodity in history! The “Persian Violet” color scheme was last released in 2016, when it looked brighter and more purple. In terms of color, the 2021 version seems to be more blue. Violet and white alternately appear, and the front of the shoe is mainly black.
