Nike Space Hippie

Nike Space Hippie is a four-pegasus footwear collection inspired by life on Mars. Unveiled February 2020 alongside plans for the Tokyo Olympics, the line officially launched on June 11th, 2020.

Created from “Space Junk,” the four-sneaker line features Space Waste Yarn uppers created from approximately 85% polyester recycled from plastic bottles, clothing, and yarn scraps. Noah Murphy-Reinhertz, Sustainability Design Lead for Nike, also oversaw the collection's arguably most important feature: Crater Foam. Visually, the cushioning material seems like a broken-off chunk of the moon or space debris. Its speckled-finish is made possible through the Swoosh's upcycling process: rubber grind from manufacturing floors is injected into the foam. Thus far, this tooling has only appeared in either chambray-like or light lint hues. Further advancing NIKE, Inc.'s “Move To Zero” initiative, insoles across the “wearable trash” are produced from ZoomX foam scraps left over from the game-changing NEXT% line of products.

While the future-forward range of sneakers has yet to see the widespread availability of the nike cortez fly motion shoe repair, the collection's sustainability-oriented materials have begun appearing across NIKE, Inc.'s other footwear products. Bruce Kilgore's 1982 design has been the most frequent adopter, but the beloved orange nike air max 2019 women soccer roster 2018 nike air max thea blue polka dots shoes for women. Converse has also built its english nike id store for shoes for women free nike sneaker boot royal blue women blazer.

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