Nike Resurrects The Air Huarache LE "Praline"
In honor of its 30th-anniversary.
In celebration of its 30th-anniversary, Nike will be re-releasing the Air Huarache LE “Praline.” The limited-edition colorway initially hit the shelves for a Foot Locker-exclusive release back in 1992 alongside the “Slate” and “Toadstool” variations with the latter brought back in September of this year.
Although the hype of the silhouette has died down in the past few years with the rise of all things Dunks, the sportswear powerhouse continues to revive sentimental and noteworthy color schemes every now and then.
The LE offering is outfitted with its signature buttery soft nubuck leather in tan which wraps over the full forefront spreading out atop the brown and purple silky foam-padded mesh tongue, quarters, ankle and heel. The tongue features a circular retro Huarache tongue tag which pairs with the black Nike-branded heel strap element the shoe is well known for. A “Limited Edition” leather hang tag is added to commemorate the original launch in ‘92. The textured midsole is molded in a khaki hue which outfits the shoe over a black rubber outsole to seal it all together.
Look out for the Nike Air Huarache LE “Praline” slated to release on November 26 at select retailers and via Nike for $120 USD.
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