This year, much of Nike's attention to retro running has been consumed by anniversary celebrations for the Air Max 90 and Air Max 95, but another innovative sneaker is also in the midst of a strong comeback — the Air Presto.
Although it hasn't been a focus of the marketing, it's technically the Nike Air Presto's anniversary, too. The model originally released in the year 2000 and was notable for being one of the first Nike sneakers that the brand gave nicknames. Now, the Alpha Project runner keeps its retro revival going with the "Unholy Cumulus" colorway.
Built around a white stretch-mesh upper, this Air Presto features hits of sky blue around the molded support cage, toe cap, midsole, and outsole. Accents are provided by an eye-catching bright red, resulting in a look that works for men and women alike.
According to Nike's Instagram, these are now available, but it looks like there's been a delay for the online launch. Keep an eye on Nikestore's Sportswear section for more. Retail is set for $120.
Update (July 21, 3:44 p.m.):
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