Nike Sportswear: Jesse Leyva Talks 2010 Footwear Technology and Torch
January 14, 2010 ⋅ Uncategorized ⋅ by Eugene Kan ⋅ 7 Views

Nike Sportswear’s Global Design Director Jesse Leyva talks about Torch and the innovations surrounding Nike Sportswear’s 2010 footwear line. The 3-layer Torch fabric makes its debut on a re-modeled classic, the Air Max BW Gen II which will hit select Nike Sportswear retailers.

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  • hugogor

    maxim was flywire.

  • hugogor

    maxim was flywire.

  • hugogor

    maxim was flywire.

  • hugogor

    maxim was flywire.

  • hugogor

    maxim was flywire.

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  • thabrick

    Lol, this dude needs to be fired

  • thabrick

    Lol, this dude needs to be fired

  • thabrick

    Lol, this dude needs to be fired

  • thabrick

    Lol, this dude needs to be fired

  • thabrick

    Lol, this dude needs to be fired

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  • http://theyoutharegettingrestless.tumblr.com jay

    Torches debut was on a Maxim 1+, not the BW.

  • http://theyoutharegettingrestless.tumblr.com jay

    Torches debut was on a Maxim 1+, not the BW.

  • http://theyoutharegettingrestless.tumblr.com jay

    Torches debut was on a Maxim 1+, not the BW.

  • http://theyoutharegettingrestless.tumblr.com jay

    Torches debut was on a Maxim 1+, not the BW.

  • http://theyoutharegettingrestless.tumblr.com jay

    Torches debut was on a Maxim 1+, not the BW.

  • truthbtold

    If anybody at Nike is reading this, please continue doing projects like this and stop re-issuing old design ideas.

  • truthbtold

    If anybody at Nike is reading this, please continue doing projects like this and stop re-issuing old design ideas.

  • truthbtold

    If anybody at Nike is reading this, please continue doing projects like this and stop re-issuing old design ideas.

  • truthbtold

    If anybody at Nike is reading this, please continue doing projects like this and stop re-issuing old design ideas.