Despite awaiting the futuristic Air Max 2090 and Buy Nike Space Hippie collection, Nike’s footwear roster has recently added archival options. Among them, the Air Max Triax and Zoom Spiridon Caged from 1996 and 2003, respectively, as well as the Air Barrage Low. Following up its near-original "Black/White" return earlier this month, the low-top Air Barrage has recently surfaced in flipped arrangement.
At the start of 2020, Nike ushered in a whole new collection of sustainable footwear, a range helmed by the Nike Space Hippie Cheap Sale series as well as the equally earth-conscious Vapormax 2020. And even near the year’s end, the brand has kept up with its aims for zero as they continue to unveil further iterations of the Waffle Racer Crater.
The Nike Space Hippie Online line introduced eco-friendly Crater Foam tooling to the world, but it’s been far from the only collection to assist NIKE, Inc. in its “Move to Zero” campaign. Among the silhouettes that’ve indulged in the “trash transformed” solution is the Waffle Racer Crater, which has recently launched in a “Summit White/Photon Dust/Black/Photo Blue” colorway for women.
Nike Space Hippie Shoes Profile swooshes, however, interrupt the muted color palette with their high-vis arrangement, which delivers a new take on the vintage branding found on the tongue label. Exposed, zig-zag stitching throughout the sidewalls and across the tongue further inject personality to the Nike Sportswear proposal, while Crater Foam sole units from the Space Hippie line aid the Swoosh in its “Move to Zero” campaign.
As far as retro silhouettes are concerned, simplicity is generally best, but with Nike’s current itch for experimentation, even classics such as the Waffle Racer are being turned on their heads. Nike Space Hippie Men/Women Composed of various neons and a slew of different textures, the silhouette’s current outfit leans heavily into modern trends and innovation as its heel wrap bears the recycled Grind fabric that has made headlines via the Vapormax 2020 and the Space Hippie collection.
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