A girl running at night surrounded by snowflakes. Photo: Stanislaw Pytel (Getty).
With the holiday season in full effect, the chills are officially upon us. Depending on where you live in, warm clothes, hoodies and snow boots are must-wear items, so you’re best to bundle up.
For snearkerheads, though, this season can be a bit of a pain in the ass. Your Jordans aren’t made to slosh around in the snow, and your Yeezys will probably freeze and break apart before another pair hits the market. The sneaker struggle is real.
Luckily, Nike knows what’s up and has a line coming out just in time for winter.
Nike Releases “Winter White” Sneakers Primed For The Snow
The brand took some of its existing models and redesigned them so that, when winter comes around, your shoes can hold their own in the inclement weather while you stay flossin’ with the footwear.
#Nike SF-AF1 Mid “Winter Camo”
Color: White/Reflect Silver
Style Code: AA1129-100
Release Date: November 11, 2017
Price: $170 pic.twitter.com/b9yKMdxsBq— Trendy Sneakers (@trendsneaks) November 13, 2017
The line comes in mostly white because, you know, snow is white. Why would they come in orange when they’re called “Winter White?” Two of the pairs — the SF Air Force 1 Mid and SF Air Force 1 Hi — come in a white and light gray colorway. The other two pairs — the Lunar Force 1 Duckboot, and Lunar Force 1 Duckboot Low — have an all-white design.
Nike LunarForce 1 Duckboot ‘WINTER WHITE’ are now available!
-> https://t.co/tmE17TkyFy pic.twitter.com/TwJetFPdMr
— IcySole (@IcySoleOnline) November 11, 2017
#ALLKIX Release Date: Nike Lunar Force 1 Duckboot Low Triple White (Winter Whites) https://t.co/Vz6UjF90UU pic.twitter.com/w783d0Nv7I
— KIX (@ALLKIX) November 4, 2017
#THESNKRS Nike SF Air Force 1 HI – Winter White pic.twitter.com/EFw84IYZOj
— SNKRS (@thesnkrs) November 11, 2017
You have to hand it to Nike for coming out with these just in time to battle the treacherous weather. You can rock them on the way to the gym, but it’s probably best not to wear them while you’re hoopin’.
h/t Maxim