Finally Nike decide to do something interesting with their Hyperfuse technology. Well, something more interesting than making bad Dunks and okish Air Max 1's.
To be honest these still aren't my cup of tea but at least they show off the hyperfuse tech better than all the shoes Nike have released since it's introduction. Last year when they unveiled the tech that bonds together sheets of material to form a pliable, yet strong and ridged shape they showed a video of its development in the famed Nike Kitchen. The video highlighted the effect that could be attained but layering the materials and since then the releases haven't really shown this.
This pack is much more like the crazy test shoes that they were making back in the 'Kitchen' and for that reason I love em! and yet won't be buying them any time soon. lol. The pack, also known in more boring circles as the 'Olympic Pack' features Air Max 1's, 95's and 2012 sneakers.
All 3 editions should be available worldwide from retailers early this month.
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