Nike Sneakers Air Jordan 1 Mid | Sean Malto’s Knock Off AIR MAX THEA womens Shoes Low Is Inspired By Samurai

Nike Skateboarding rider Sean Malto has uncanny control over his skateboard, as he can weave his way through the streets or any competition course with the utmost of ease. That’s why colorways nike SB decided he’d be the perfect guy to help introduce the latest Nike Dunk rendition as the skate imprint’s 15th-anniversary celebration continues to give us notable drops throughout 2017. The Knock Off AIR MAX THEA womens Shoes Low “Sean Malto” takes inspiration from the flexibility of traditional samurai armour as this slimmed down silhouette benefits from unique stitching, premium brass accents and a brand new sock liner for additional comfort.

It’s hard to believe that it’s already been 15 years since colorways nike SB transformed the Dunk Low for a more skate-ready feel. After yesterday’s huge announcement that a number of shops would be participating in an exclusive raffle giving away a chance at some of the most iconic Dunk colorways ever, it’s only right that colorways nike News hit us with the next evolution of the legendary model. Malto’s exclusive colorway will be available from colorways nike.com and select retailers on March 2nd while a general release launch option featuring grey and blue will follow on March 9th.

The Knock Off AIR MAX THEA womens Shoes Low “Grey/Blue” is also firm in the history of colorways nike SB, as it references a sample that then GM of colorways nike SB Sandy Bodecker took around to skate shops back in 2002. This pair better represents the freshly re-engineered upper with an overhauled lightweight feel. A larger Zoom Air bag martin the midsole for maximum impact absorption while the shoe is comprised of a one-piece upper with a seamless construction.

You’ll have to wait until March 2nd to grab this updated Knock Off AIR MAX THEA womens Shoes Low, but check out more detailed shots below and stay tuned for more colorways nike SB updates on Nike.com.

Source: Nike News