Although the 2020 Olympic Games have been postponed to 2021, Nike will be re-releasing the Nike Air Force 1 Low Olympic this Summer. Although postponed, many brands will still be releasing their Olympic lineups this Summer, and this Nike Air Force 1 Low will likely be one of the most coveted. While the 2020 Summer Olympics would be heating up to start later in July, 2020 Cheap Ray-Ban Sunglasses had other plans for the Tokyo games. silver details the toes and Nike Swoosh while Black covers the side paneling and leather eyestay overlays. Originally released in 2004, this Air Force 1 Low will release this Summer in original form. Arriving with a black, silver, and multi-colored upper.

The 2020 Jordan Sneaker is not the first running shoe Swoosh fans think of when they think of the 1980s. The next colorway of the Challenger OG to hit retail shelves will be the “Royal Blue” look, which covers the entire shoe in the heavenly blue tone, accompanied by white Swooshes and a sail tongue to complete the look. However, the Challenger was game-changing at the time, so much so that Nike has brought it back in all of its original glory for 2020. Now, just a few days later, the Challenger has resurfaced in an updated “OG” format, meaning the Swoosh is bringing back the vintage running sneaker for another round of releases. Keen-eyed fans may have picked out the Challenger from this lineup, a retro running shoe shown in the first slide of Nike’s latest rewind. Most recently, the brand shared an inside look at an old-school Nike catalog from the 1980s, showing off a number of silhouettes for running, training, and basketball. Nike’s vintage catalogs have been popping up regularly in the SNKRS app over the past few weeks, acting as a not-so-subtle heads up about what the Swoosh has in store for the year.

The New Ultra Boost has had a great 2020 so far and it looks like the success will carry into 2021 with the return of the coveted “Raging Bull” Red Suede iteration. Inspired by the red bandana Pamplona’s use, the edition is also special due to the attachment of the Chicago Bulls colorway. The Red Suede pair easily took off and has become one of the most coveted AJ5’s to date boasting secondary prices of well over. The Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull” originally released in 2009 as apart of the “Raging Bulls Pack” alongside a black iteration. While no leaked images have surfaced of the Black Friday Ray-Ban Sunglasses pair, we expect the sneaker to arrive exactly like the OG pair, arriving with a red suede upper that’s accented with a translucent red tint cage.