A gradient fusion of Volt and Hyper-Punch Pink.
Nike will be releasing the Nike Unlimited Olympic Collection, alongside many of additional Olympic editions that are set to debut before the 2016 Summer Games.
A gradient fusion of Nike volt and hyper-punch pink, the unlimited colorway adorns the uppers of the season’s footwear, including all of its track and field silhouettes. Volt, the company’s celebrated bright yellow hue, defines the toe, immediately catching the eye — yellow is the most visible color to the human eye and volt is the most visible version of yellow, which means it makes a statement. In the case of Nike, that statement is speed. Hyper-punch pink, when mixed with volt at the mid-foot and saturating as it approaches the heel, mimics the optic blur of a breakneck runner. It also harmoniously pairs with the footwear’s metallic spike plates, which — like those aforementioned beetle shells — feature an iridescent flash that shimmers silver, purple and blue.
In motion, these brilliant colors appear to paint a subtle glowing path, representing not only its wearer’s unlimited athletic abilities but also the way in which Nike views the world: bursting with unlimited inspiration and design possibilities.
The collection will consist of 13 prominent editions from Nike all set to debut on Aug 4th at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Scroll below to view all the Nike Unlimited Olympic Collection and stay tuned to SN&R for your sneaker news and reviews.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Flyknit Elite, Nike Train Ultrafast Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom KD9, Nike Free TR Focus Flyknit and the NikeCourt Air Zoom Ultrafly.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and the Nike LunarGlide 8.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and Nike LunarGlide 8.
In motion, these brilliant colors appear to paint a subtle glowing path, representing not only its wearer’s unlimited athletic abilities but also the way in which Nike views the world: bursting with unlimited inspiration and design possibilities.
The collection will consist of 13 prominent editions from Nike all set to debut on Aug 4th at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Scroll below to view all the Nike Unlimited Olympic Collection and stay tuned to SN&R for your sneaker news and reviews.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Flyknit Elite, Nike Train Ultrafast Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom KD9, Nike Free TR Focus Flyknit and the NikeCourt Air Zoom Ultrafly.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and the Nike LunarGlide 8.
(Above) Left to Right: Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33, Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit, Nike Air Zoom All Out, Nike LunarEpic Flyknit, Nike Free RN Flyknit, Nike Free RN and Nike LunarGlide 8.
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