Via: highsnobiety
Back in 1989, Reebok blew up with their Pumps and Nike tried to take advantage of that popularity and create their own "Pump" shoe, the Air Pressure. It's 2010 and Nike designs the new Air PR1, a shoe inspired by the Air Pressure, that definitely clashes the generations with it's design. For the 2010 Holiday, the Air PR1 are given a simple colorway with solid and clean black body with red accents on one pair and blue accents on the other. The shoes feature a simple design with a leather upper and the signature Zoom Air bubble at the heel. The shoes will be available through NSW retailers like Atmos this season. More photos, after the jump...
DREW's Note: When I first check this out, I though these were a new design on Nike's popular RT1's but I was wrong. The background of this shoe is pretty crazy with the Reebok vs Nike in the early 90's. As for the shoes, the solid and clean look of these shoes definite catches my attention. I'll definitely keep my eye out for these.
Back in 1989, Reebok blew up with their Pumps and Nike tried to take advantage of that popularity and create their own "Pump" shoe, the Air Pressure. It's 2010 and Nike designs the new Air PR1, a shoe inspired by the Air Pressure, that definitely clashes the generations with it's design. For the 2010 Holiday, the Air PR1 are given a simple colorway with solid and clean black body with red accents on one pair and blue accents on the other. The shoes feature a simple design with a leather upper and the signature Zoom Air bubble at the heel. The shoes will be available through NSW retailers like Atmos this season. More photos, after the jump...
DREW's Note: When I first check this out, I though these were a new design on Nike's popular RT1's but I was wrong. The background of this shoe is pretty crazy with the Reebok vs Nike in the early 90's. As for the shoes, the solid and clean look of these shoes definite catches my attention. I'll definitely keep my eye out for these.
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