Womens Sneaker News

The women’s Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” is among the growing number of Jordan release dates being postponed due to the current global landscape. Originally scheduled to arrive on June 18th, the low-top Air Jordan retro is now slated to launch stateside on July 10th. Officially unveiled alongside Brand Jordan’s Summer 2020 collection, the Jordan 11 Low Concord combines the earliest version of a fan-favorite colorway with a warm weather-ready trim. Mixed-material uppers indulge in a clean, “yin-and-yang” palette interrupted at the model’s signature patent leather. The shimmering overlay, which wraps around the shoe from toe to spine, forgoes the pitch-black tint of the Jordan 11 “Concord” from 1995 in favor of a bold, purplish blue hue; Jumpman and “23” branding also partake in the titular color. Underfoot, the Jordan 11 Low completes its summer-ready ensemble with a “White” midsole accompanied by icy blue tread. As with several other Jordan release dates, stockists across Europe and A..

Nike Air Max technology has revolutionized footwear cushioning since 1987. Over the past 33 years, the visible Airbag solution has taken on many shapes and sizes across the NIKE, Inc. family of products. The latest – a tweak of the popular Nike Air Max 270 – adds another notch in the growing tally of The Swoosh’s women-exclusive products and is aptly named the Air Max 270 XX. While mostly unrecognizable from its muse, the Air Max 270 XX boasts a plump Air unit at the heel, just as North America’s 2019 best-selling sneaker. Unlike “XX” iterations of the Jordan 1 and Jordan Max 200, this silhouette completely redesigns its uppers – which are ostensibly constructed with a textile base and synthetic overlays – and sole units – which appear in split platform fashion. Launch colorways of the newest Air Max model boast predominantly simple “Black” and “White” arrangements, though they also indulge in “Bright Crimson,” “Topaz Yellow,” and “Pistachio Frost” accents. A stateside Nike.com launc..