Patrick Johnson 
Nike’s All Conditions Gear was brought back in a major way in 2015, updating its terrain from trail-trekking to the modern landscape of navigating cities. While such classics like the Nike Air Mowabb finally saw a retro release for the first time since the 1990s, new creations like the NikeLab ACG Lupinek Flyknit Low definitely serve as a monument to just how far sneaker design has come in the period of two decades. The complex aesthetic sees Flyknit technology serve as a malleable base while a bolstered synthetic mudguard and Free outsole create a supportive flexibility. A touch of leather lands on the tongue while triangular grid patterns subtly hit in tonal qualities throughout both greyscale colorways. The Lupinek Flyknit Low will arrive at retailers later this Summer 2016 season. While we wait for release details to come to fruition in the near future, you can check out detailed images below.
