After a successful collaboration with Supreme earlier this year, the Nike Air Humara is set for a general release.
Originally released in 1997 and designed by Peter Fogg to be an outdoor/trail shoe, the Air Humara mainly got recognition as a sneaker that some of the biggest rappers of the day would rock. As such, it became more of a casual wear sneaker.
Performance-wise, there is an Air unit in the midsole to provide some comfort for walking and for hiking on the trail, should you use it for its intended purpose. To aid in hiking, there are small spikes on the outsole to provide stability on rugged and hilly terrain. Apart from that, expect a very ’90s feel to the Air Humara.
Two Nike Air Humara ’17 colorways, ‘Deep Burgundy’ and ‘Varsity Maize’, are set to drop on December 1 for $120 each. You can find them on nike.com, select Nike retailers, and on the Nike SNKRS app.
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