The Nike Air Huarache LE “Praline” Returns For The First Time Since 1992

The Nike Air Huarache has been celebrating its 30th anniversary throughout 2021, although the occasion has unquestionably been overshadowed by high-profile collaborations and new designs under the NIKE, Inc. umbrella. Nonetheless, diehard fans of Tinker Hatfield’s iconic creation will surely rejoice at news that the sneaker is set to return in a “Praline/Umber/Vine/Black” colorway for the first time since 1992.

Released as a Foot Locker-exclusive alongside “Toadstool” and “Slate” offerings, the newly-surfaced pair features the muted, yet vibrant arrangements delivered by Nike ACG at the time. Nubuck throughout much of the upper indulges in the titular tan tone, while neoprene at the tongue, mid-foot and heel deviate in a darker brown and rich purple. “NIKE”-branded heel clips, which were partly-informed by slip-on sandals, opt for a pitch-“Black” makeup, while sole units underfoot round out the outdoors-ready ensemble with a predominantly brown look. To mark the special occasion, the brand has coupled the sneakers with a genuine leather hang tag that reads “LIMITED EDITION,” abbreviated as “LE” in the shoes’ name.

Enjoy official images of the pair here below, and anticipate a Nike SNKRS launch soon.

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