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nike air ghost racer orange The Nike Air Ghost Racer has seen relative strides of revival throughout 2019, reinterpreting the ‘90s-era runner via eclectic new colorways such as the “Pink Blast” and “Racer Blue” versions. Now Nike has released another new iteration of the famed silhouette, honing in on the New York City Marathon for inspiration.
nike air ghost racer black A budget-conscious lightweight runner when it first debuted in 1998, Nike’s Air Ghost Racer has been enjoying a second moment on the market this year after Nike Sportswear brought it back as a lifestyle silhouette. Now, it’s appeared in a decidedly non-traditional “Recrafted” style, complete with bold branding and plenty of extra details. Things start out in innocuous enough fashion, thanks to a base layer that mixes white mesh/leather and a volt green “Reconstructed tag”.
nike air ghost racer blue However, the look then gets ramped up almost immediately. Blue leather and yellow suede Swooshes are stacked on the midfoot, and a duo of dashing prints — camo and cheetah — appear on the tongue and midsole, respectively. The midfoot overlay is made of a translucent plastic and features a super-sized Zoom Air hit printed directly below it, while both shoes are completed by triple-stacked, oval-shaped red/green/blue Swoosh badges on the heel that slide between reptile-print leather and shaggy suede.
nike air ghost racer pink The Nike Air Ghost Racer was a huge hit 20 years ago, which was a runner designed for speed, stability and comfort. Now the silhouette is back in a stitch-for-stitch remake. Designed by the legendary Steven Smith, this long-distance runner was renowned for its marathon-ready fit and appealing price-point – quite the rare combination considering the running shoe boom that saw prices reach some insanely high prices.
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