For Nike fans, the latest from the sports brand is going to be released on September 27, and it looks like it was exactly made for running with its lightweight design.
According to the Nike website, the Air Huarache was "one of Nike's earliest attempts to give athletes exactly what they need to perform and nothing more."
Twenty-three years later, Nike has brought it back, with an updated style.
The website discussed how the design of the Huarache has reduced weight and inspired a new generation of footwear from the brand, focused solely on the components necessary for a good performance.
The Huarache will be released over the weekend with premium designs, "Emerald Green" and "Medium Berry."
Earlier this month, Nike also launched another model, called "Love / Hate," which Sneaker News was quick to point out, that romantic color of red and black for the Love / Hate model may have been released a little bit too early for Valentine's day.
Kicks on Fire has described the shoes to be unmatched in design made especially to lockdown the foot for better comfort.
The Retro trainers are tagged at $115, a bit pricey, but worth it for its comfort and style. The newest in the line of Nike kicks will be available in all Nike retailers in sizes 6-12, 13, 14, and 15, according to the Nike website.
If the Huache Emerald Green and Medium Berry are not your type, here are a few other Nike releases over the month that you may have missed, as listed by Sneaker News:
1. Nike Air Max Bo Jax Raiders in Black and Metallic silver costs $160.
2. The Nike Zoom Field General in Turbo Green and White / Black costs $130.
3. Nike Zoom CJ Trainer 2 in Black, Metallic Silver and court purple is priced at $140.
4. Nike Kobe 9 EM PRM can be yours for $170.
5. Nike LeBron 11 Low is at $170.
6. Nike LeBron Low GS costs $135.
7. Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier VIII GS is at $100 flat.
8. Nike Air Force 1 is at $90.
9. And for the ladies, the Nike Women's Blazer Mid "Iridescent" costs $110.