Nike has released a second Flywire infused Air Hoop Structure. The new installment in the hybrid runner-slash-basketball sneaker comes in “Grape”-esque purple and white color up. Now available at fine Nike accounts including UNDFTD.

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Shoes Master comes through with an early look into Nike Sportswear’s forthcoming SS10 “My Game is Fair Play” collection. The sneaker line up is looking mean with a mid cut, perf Swoosh All Court, a black premium leather Terminator, Hiroshi Furjiwara-designed Flywire Footscapes, rainbow Wovens and much more. Definitely a number of releases to look forward to.

Hit the flip for a full preview of Nike Sportswear’s Spring/Summer 2010 sneaker line up.

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Here’s a first look at a new Flywire make up of Nike’s hybrid runner-slash-basketball, the Air Hoop Structure. All black. Lightweight. Picture says a thousand words. No official release date has been confirmed, but a size run has popped up early on eBay.

More looks at the Nike Air Hoop Structure Flywire follow.

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Retro inspired and infused with new technology, the Nike Flywire Air Max 90 was first introduced at the Nike Sportswear launch in Beijing. Traditional AM 90 sole at rear, free outsole at forefoot. A lightweight canvas upper is held together by flywire for optimal performance at minimum weight. This black and royal make up is due in August. (via KixandtheCity). 
Details after the jump.

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The 26-degree chevron gives it away: you’ve seen it before. The ultimate running jacket, the Windrunner became the face of Nike apparel at a time when Nike was known for its footwear. The ’84 games offered the perfect opportunity to demonstrate how technologically advanced sporting equipment enhanced performance from head to toe; with 58 Nike supported athletes taking home 65 medals. The Windrunner is perhaps Nike’s most recognizable piece of apparel from that important era. Designed as a running jacket, its nylon construction meant lightweight wear. But the Windrunner quickly transcended its athletic identity thanks to early hip-hop culture, which made it its own. Re-mastered for today, the lightweight shell is even lighter, built from super-breathable nylon and equipped with No Sew pocket construction and an updated hood that forgoes a hood adjuster for a clean finish. The jacket also features an ultra-modern ear bud cord exit eyelet, subtle yet functional.
Also Nike introduces their new Flywire technology to the classic windrunner, making it even more light and at the same time robust. They present the Flywire Windrunner in a range of Olympic colors as well as with gold and silver details. The Nike Windrunner has once again become a popular item in recent years and this new style will certainly also be welcomed well.
Check them all out after the jump.

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This week we presented you various new innovations that Nike showed us these pastcouple of days in Beijing. Among the new innovations were the Air Max 90 Current and the Air Max 90 Flywire, showing the all time classic in a new light.
As part of the Nike Sportswear launch, we show you an exclusive video here below about the Past, Present & Future of the Air Max 90. The video shows you a lot of Air Max 90’s unseen before, coming in the near future.

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Before we showed you the new Nike Air Max 90 Current, a fusion of the AM90 and the Free. Also part of the Nike Sportswear Fall ‘08 collection is the new Air Max 90 Flywire.
The Flywire technology was just recently introduced with the Hyperdunk and uses a wire technology that gives the shoe stability and makes it at the same time very light. Overall a groundbreaking technology that has now also been incorporated into the Air Max 90. The upper is seamless and one can see the wires going over the sneaker. The Air Max 90 logos that usually sit on the rubber parts of the shoe, are now in the same spot, but printed. Also it features the Nike Free sole just like the Air Max 90 Current.
We present you a black/yellow and black/green colorway, which is a special for the Beijing Olympic Games.
Images after the jump.

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