It’s a bit early to celebrate July 4th; we’re not yet New Year’s Day. But the Jordan brand seems to prefer to prepare in advance because they showed off the 2022 Air Jordan 1 Mid "America". It was refreshing in terms of color blocks and branding, and the pair found new ways to use red, white and blue. The Swoosh, specifically, merged these three, effectively celebrating the United States with dual-panel and contrast stitching. In other places, the architecture is fairly standard: neutral forms the foundation, while warm and cool colors dominate the front and rear respectively.
Obviously, Jumpman saved their best release until the end of the year. Following the long-awaited AJ11 "Cool Gray" is a driver that is also worthy of release, and the Air Jordan 1 "Patent Cultivation" is definitely the best group of them. At the end of the year, the release of this game effectively celebrated the iconic "banned" color scheme. On the palette, the couple copied the same colors, with red and black running through the upper. In terms of materials, although each panel is constructed of patent leather, the contrasting padded midsole is adjacent to the laces. In further celebration of the release, the packaging also includes a colorful addition of metal hanging tags.
Although React Element 87 itself is very beautiful, its buffering effect can be said to be more revolutionary. As early as 2018, at the unveiling ceremony of this shoe, Nike introduced the meticulous design and data-driven technology of this technology, which will effectively set a new standard for the entire brand. By 2022, we will see another innovative silhouette of the only skirt, React Atlas. At present, people don't know much about the model, only its aesthetic quality. Thanks to the official pictures, we can look at the above in more detail, which is obviously inspired by the Air Max 720. Although Atlas is relatively not so high, it has similar grooves that allow a certain degree of bending at many significant stress points. In addition, the covering strengthens the toes, upper, collar and underside, while Swoosh is just a simple brand finish in its slight gloss. Many parts of the soles are highlighted in soft green and blue, and it is easy to become the star of this show. After a complete renovation, this device leans towards the futuristic, evolving React, which may be based on data, research, and rigorous testing. This is obvious on the outsole, because it seems to choose pressure points in a different way than the original version of the tool.
