Official Images Of The Nike Air Trainer 1 Utility “Dark Smoke Grey”

Currently, it’s uncertain whether or not Travis Scott will be involved in the Nike Air Trainer 1‘s 35th anniversary celebration, but what’s been established is that the artist helped excite countless newcomers for the model’s milestone.

In addition to original colorways, the 1987 classic is set to launch in modern-day “Honeydew” and “Dark Smoke Grey” styles – both atop the silhouette’s “Utility” variant. Lockdown straps across the forefoot are giving an outdoorsy, rugged aesthetic accomplished by a plastic buckle and canvas strap. High-quality leather panels throughout the upper are accompanied by a plethora of reflective strips, which follow curved shapes reminiscent of that produced by the experimental Nike Alpha Project; a multi-color gradient finish is also applied to the non-standard mesh panels at the mid-foot, further helping create a fun update to the decades-old cross-training sneaker. Sole units aren’t reworked with Nike React foam or a trail-ready outsole, but midsoles are given an all-yellow look that seemingly taps into the “Neo-Vintage” trend that’s taken over social media feeds over the last year. Lastly, the black and greyscale-covered Air Trainer 1 features a robust pull tab at the tongue, which will surely lead some consumers to take the shoes on excursions through nature.

Enjoy official images of the pair here below, and anticipate a Nike SNKRS launch as springtime inches closer.

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