nike vapen snowboard boots 2011 full version | Nike Air Humara Goes Monochrome In “Pale Ivory”

The Nike Air Humara, relegated to an archival rarity until a Supreme collaboration unearthed them in 2017, has largely followed a release cadence we’re pretty familiar with by now. Generating a ton of publicity with the UNDFTD Nike Air Humara Terra that capped off 2023 and just finished days ago, that push has extended by making their way to retailers as part of the brand’s GR offerings. Continuing the bevy of new looks part & parcel of that strategy, an Air Humara in “Pale Ivory” brings a premium feel to the all-terrain shoes.

Though official color names here run the gambit between several different shades, functionally the Air Humara “Pale Ivory” is a two-tone affair. It balances between black and white on the upper, while ceding the majority of its lower half to the former. On that upper, suede takes to the overlay, not a shoe-first, but certainly a notable change for the typically leather structuring.

The faux-chainlink branding that takes to the pull tab and lace loops is emphasized here in the monochromatic look, as is the visible stitches that intersects those pieces. Finally, while the checkered midsole look has been chosen for at least half of the shoe’s releases, here the contrast tones that adorn it feel all the more cohesive and consistent given the rest of the shoe’s similar greyscale tint.

The Nike Air Humara “Pale Ivory” isn’t currently slated for any specific date. In lieu of that, expect a wide release in the next several weeks. They’ll land in a full men’s size run at a price point of $160.

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