Named after the winged goddess of victory, this little brand from Oregon once called Blue Ribbon Sports has been at the heart of footwear innovation since it sprinted onto the scene in 1972. Producing some of the most iconic silhouettes in the sneaker world and wrapping its laces around some of history's greatest athletes, Nike has been doing miles around our collective conscious, and the more popular it gets, its relevance will only grow, which is all good as long as they keep churning out bangers.

Tinker Hatfield's groundbreaking design took inspiration from the foot-hugging simplicity of a slalom ski and applied it to a lightweight running shoe, named for the traditional Mexican sandal style. This Air Huarache lives up to its name with a Black, Khaki, and Phantom colorway keeping things classic.