Before the release of what would be known as New Nike Huarache the Nike Air Max 1 in 1987, Tinker Hatfield and Mark Parker designed a shoe two years prior that contained visible Nike Air for the first time. That original design remained in the Nike archives until now when it was revived with the help of designer Graeme McMillan. The result is the Nike Air Max Zero, a shoe that looks like it could have existed in 1980s but with the comforts of modern technology such as a mesh upper and synthetic overlays.

We're bringing it back on the eve of the release of the Nike Air Trainer Cruz Haystack . When I Cheap Nike Huarache asked Cruz about getting his own signature shoe back then, even I wasn't sure it was really going to happen. To see Cruz's ascension from popular athlete that loves sneakers to reaching rarefied air with a Nike Huarache All Black Nike signature shoe has been fascinating to watch.We had a chance to catch up with New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, who was in New Orleans to promote his role in Pepsi's Super Bowl commercial.

We know that Calvin Johnson recently got a pair of Nike signature cleats . Has Nike ever approached you about getting some cleats of your own?For Super Bowl weekend, I wore a little bit more fashionable shoes. Nike Huarache All White The other day, I wore my white Balenciaga low tops. But today, I'm going Black History Month [Nike Zoom KD 5], bring them out to New Orleans, see if they know what the shoe game is all about, so I'm excited.And that's awesome that you are rocking the Balenciaga because while we all love our Nikes and Jordans.

Black and gold with a graphic upper that highlights some of the most significant numbers in Kobe's career? No, it's not the Nike Zoom Kobe 5 Big Stage, but it's the next best thing as Mamba's career was capped off by an amazing marketing campaign by Nike that plays into the perception that he's both a hero and villain to the Nike Huarache Grey millions of who have watched him through the years, a 60-point performance by Kobe himself in his career finale and of course.

Nah, that's not true; I'll wear it someday for a special occasion like trolling a LeBron or Jordan fan in real life& Keeping with the Mamba theme, I have no idea what's going on here. It's like somebody at Nike played Mad Libs and thought putting the upper of Gary Payton's signature Glove shoe and mixing it with the tooling of a Venomenon was a good idea. Sure enough, here's how Nike describes the Icon on their product page: