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After getting bathed in pretty spring-worthy pastels, Nike's Air Trainer Huarache sneaker is ready to unleash the beast in "Wolf Grey." Translation? The latest grey sneaker is another goodie.

It's pretty much a grey takeover for the upper, which is wrapped in smooth suede-like layers and textured leather. Even the signature mesh strap across the foot gets a grey makeover, officially locking us in for a "Wolf Grey" ride.

However, other details, like the trainer's stretchy inner sock and laces, get blacked out, providing a classic neutral contrast against the blue and grey colors.

Oh yeah, the latest Air Trainer Huarache offers up some nice icy blue accents, too. Its traditional rugged-looking sole comes painted in this bold blue (Nike calls it "Star Blue"). The color also strikes the Nike Air branding on the heel.

It's not a full-on blue coating like those "Blue Tiny" pairs. But it's got just enough of the blues (the good kind, that is).

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The Air Trainer Huarache's run is quite unmatched right now, kicking off with a Corteiz collaboration followed by several solid in-line options. And it ain't over yet.

After a lovely, ACG-style "Baroque Brown" colorway, the Air Trainer Huarache's "Wolf Grey" sneakers are expected to drop for $140 at Nike during the fall season.

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