Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Hyper Crimson”

When it comes to the Air Foamposite series, historically, what works best in the present is often what worked well in the past. New variations of the shoe haven’t fared nearly as well as beloved retro pairs.

So what does Nike do if they can’t keep retro’ing the same kicks over and over again? Well, Simply produce slight variations of retros that aren’t exactly the same yet not far from it.

If the Nike Air Foamposite One “Copper” is the mothership, then the upcoming “Hyper Crimson” is definitely the offspring.

Gleaming in a similar rustic hue that leans towards that metallic copper shell, black secondary coloring surrounds the base while Swoosh branding lets us know this is a Foamposite Pro and not a Foamposite One.

The Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Hyper Crimson” is set to release on April 6th at a retail price of $220 at select Nike retailers.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “All-Star”

The very-first Nike Air Foamposite Pro with interchangeable Swooshes is set to release soon. This year’s “All-Star” iteration of the shoe is, on its face, foundational. And while detachable Swoosh branding necessarily isn’t, when it comes to that feature on Foams, this is a whole new world of customization.

Simplicity cements the white base largely ensuring that the variety noted at the paneling remains the focus. Color and material options of the Swooshes appear plentiful, much like that of the Travis Scott AF100 design or the upcoming standalone DIY Air Force 1. Of course, the Foamposite Pro comes with much more allure, as this carries a much higher cost than a standard AF1. Thus, one pair with endless color possibilities is a greater bang for your buck.

Take a closer look at the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “All-Star” below and keep the dial tuned to for release details.

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In this week’s release roundup Rich “MaZe” Lopez breaks down the sneaker releases for the weekend of October 21st which includes the Air Jordan XXXII, the Puma Fenty Cleated Creeper by Rihanna, the “Metallic Gold” Nike Air Foamposite Pro, and more. We also caught up with New York Knicks Forward Kristaps Porzingis to talk about his adidas sneakers, his Yeezy plug, and more.

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Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Silver Surfer”

The 20th anniversary of the Nike Air Foamposite is underway with much more is ahead for the famed silhouette. This weekend, the “Silver Surfer” Foamposite Pro will slide into retailers much like the Marvel alien it so cleverly portrays.

Officially known as the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Metallic Silver” – although “Silver Surfer” sounds much better and makes you listen to Max B records – the gleaming chrome coat is accented by a tonal jewel Swoosh married to black accents at the at the tongue and shiny eyestay.

The Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Silver Surfer” is set to drop this weekend on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17 in limited quantities at select NSW retailers.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Pure Platinum”

The latest Nike release to allegedly reference Kanye West in terms of tonal expression is the upcoming Nike Air Foamposiite Pro “Pure Platinum” edition.

Mimicking a colorway that was prominent with the Nike Air Yeezy series, this Foamposite release makes great use of grey tones while Bright Crimson bursts through the liner and peppers the tongue with vibrance. A glow-in-the-dark outer is the final nail in the coffin for the Yeezy reference, which can be seen in further detail below.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Winter White”

Fresh on the heels of its noir counterpart, this Foampsite Pro embarks on a lighter path with secondary tones including Gym Red and Gorge Green over a sporty gum outer – which takes them out of the realm of being almost completely like the He Got Game “Pearls.”

The Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Winter White” drops this Friday October 9th for a retail price of $230.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Gucci”

Now that the Nike Air Foamposite series seems to finally be back in form, controversial releases only heighten the allure of the elder hoops silhouette. This weekend, this option that closely resembles that high-fashion brand “Gucci”, is slated to land at retailers.

Set to a black base with Gym Red and green accents at the Swoosh branding, liner and tongue, it’s clear that this striking Nike Air Foamposite Pro has references to the Italian fashion house. Finished with a gum outer, this undeniable pair is set to land at select retailers on September 4.

Nike Air Fomaposite Pro “Gym Red”

The Nike Air Fomaposite Pro keeps the increasingly popular red theme alive with its upcoming style code. Fully equipped with its entire classic wavy build coated in the blazing headlining shade, a pinch of black adds contrast by way of the accents and insoles. Complete with golden lace tips and a graphic approach taken throughout its entire upper, this fiery version of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro will be available on nike.com/sportswear and at select Nike retailers on April 11th.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dark Obsidian/Aqua”

Coming soon to the Foamposite family is the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dark Obsidian/Aqua” colorway. A style that has been floating around for months now, recently received an official release date. February 6th is a day many already have marked on their calendars. It’s now known that online retailers will stock the highly anticipated foams next Friday. Take another look at the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dark Obsidian” below.

Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Red October”

Today we get a preview at the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Red October”. As the Swoosh continues the all-red theme throughout their seemingly limitless arsenal of popularized silhouettes, the Foamposite and the alluring colorway finally greet and shake hands. Highlighted by a hefty infusion of gym red, the hype surrounding the shoe will almost certainly be second to none. While no official details have been announced just yet (although rumors lean towards an April 2015 release), give them a look below and let us know your initial thoughts on the “Red October” Foamposite Pro.