Nike's Air Max 270 Vistascape "Light Orewood Brown" Oozes Retro ACG Vibes
Featuring ripstop uppers, suede paneling, webbing details, and a rugged sole unit.
Nike has treated its Air Max 270 to a number of makeovers, appearing in Bowfin, React ENG, and Travis Scott renditions, and now the sneaker appears as the Air Max 270 Vistascape.
Its inaugural colorway combines “Light Orewood Brown” with “Chile Red” and “Newsprint,” which coupled with its technical sensibilities, gives the sneaker a retro ACG vibe.
The base is made from soft ripstop and is overlayed with reinforced suede panels at the toe, vamp, mid-panel, and eyestay. A semi-translucent TPU heel counter acts as a guard over a blue base, and it also serves as a mechanism where webbing straps run through it, allowing you to change the fit of the shoe.
More webbing can be found on the mid-panels, running down the side while locking the technical toggle-equipped rope lacing system in place. A yellow breathable mesh tongue, brown mesh lining, and a red mini swoosh on the rear-quarter round out the Air Max 270 Vistascape’s upper.
For the sole unit, Nike combines Air technology with a Storm-Tread Wet Traction rubber outsole, which should assist you on slippery surfaces.
The Nike Air Max 270 Vistascape “Light Orewood Brown/Chile Red/Newsprint” is set to release sometime later this fall on Nike’s website for $170 USD. Take a closer look at the pair above.
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