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The Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite is basically a rerelease of a 2012 shoe, the Foamposite One Stealth. The Foamposite One is an all time classic and there’s always people that want the blackout colorway of the classics. Raise your hand if that’s you. Now that the intro’s over, let’s watch Chris take them on court for a review.
My Nike+ FuelBand Review is one of the first reviews that got the original WearTesters.com quite a bit of traffic. It was lost in one of our site updates, but I recently found the Word document with the original text. I want to stay true to what I wrote in 2012, so I’ll post this in its original format. So
In January of 2018, Nike introduced a new lightweight, high-cushioned foam called React. Nike promised it softest foam yet and fans hailed it as the long awaited answer to adidas Boost. Now, the ever expanding quiver of React shoes adds a neutral shoe with easy slip-on. For the Nike React Phantom Run Flyknit 2, Nike scrapped the laces but kept
The Nike Air Raid Retro, last seen in 2014, is Tinker Hatfield’s attempt at building the greatest outdoor basketball shoe ever. Originally released in 1992, the Air Raid Retro brings with it a ton of nostalgia and has a lot of sneakerheads remembering their glory days wearing their pairs on the blacktop.
In game 5 of the 2020 NBA Finals, LeBron James scored 40 points along with 13 rebounds and 7 assists while wearing the Nike LeBron 18 Lakers. It was one of the most efficient games of his career. And though the Lakers lost game 5, they won game 6 to become NBA champions. The LeBron 18 will forever be the
The Nike Air Max 3, often called the Nike Air Max 90, restores the original name and is extremely faithful to the originally released shoe. Find out all the history in this detailed look and review.
The Nike Air Foamposite One Anthracite is basically a rerelease of a 2012 shoe, the Foamposite One Stealth. The Foamposite One is an all time classic and there’s always people that want the blackout colorway of the classics. Raise your hand if that’s you. Now that the intro’s over, let’s watch Chris take them on court for a review.
The Nike Air Raid Retro, last seen in 2014, is Tinker Hatfield’s attempt at building the greatest outdoor basketball shoe ever. Originally released in 1992, the Air Raid Retro brings with it a ton of nostalgia and has a lot of sneakerheads remembering their glory days wearing their pairs on the blacktop.
In game 5 of the 2020 NBA Finals, LeBron James scored 40 points along with 13 rebounds and 7 assists while wearing the Nike LeBron 18 Lakers. It was one of the most efficient games of his career. And though the Lakers lost game 5, they won game 6 to become NBA champions. The LeBron 18 will forever be the
The Nike LeBron 18 released in its first colorway, “Reflections”, and thanks to some of our friends at Foot Locker, Chris snagged a pair to review. Watch the video as he breaks down why he likes this colorway so much and then delivers a performance preview on one of the most anticipated shoes of the year.
The Nike Court Air Zoom GP Turbo is the best outdoor basketball shoe of 2020 so far. And it’s not even a basketball shoe. It’s a Nike Court tennis model. Tennis is, of course, played outdoors on hard courts similar to the ones where many currently play basketball (due to the pandemic). The video goes in depth on why this
The Nike Kobe 5 Protro Undefeated What If Pack was extremely hard to get. In fact, it took Chris over 2 weeks to find a pack to borrow for a review!
Nike, Inc. is an American sportswear brand founded in Beaverton, Oregon. Nike is the largest sportswear and footwear brand in the world. Nike is the parent company of Jordan Brand and Converse.
The company, founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight on January 25, 1964, started out as Blue Ribbon Sports. The company officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971.
Nike sells products under its own brand, as well as many well known sub-brands like Nike Pro, Nike+, Nike Golf, Air Force 1, Air Max, and more. Nike also, at one point, owned Bauer Hockey (later renamed Nike Bauer) from 1995 to 2008, Cole Haan, Umbro, and Hurley.
Nike sponsors a myriad of high-profile athletes and teams from around the globe. In its marketing, it uses the highly recognized trademarks of “Just Do It” and the Swoosh logo.
