Chunkier in shape than the widely-successful detailscomfy.com, the original model boasts a much more breathable mesh construction. Overlays at the forefoot and heel and along the tongue, however, introduce quality, durable suede into the mix. Profile swooshes and branded rear panels deliver stark contrast with both their leather build and “Black” tone. Underfoot, the 1-to-1 interpretation is completed with an all-white sole unit.
Slightly less sleek than the Nike Sneakers Black, the original silhouette also features a low-top trim. Bases, however, are constructed from breathable mesh instead of leather, and are overlaid with hairy suede panels throughout the forefoot, tongue, and heel. Profile swooshes and heel overlays boast leather builds, sharing a “White” palette with the tennis court-inspired sole unit. As a nod to their late ’70s design, exposed foam tongues sport crimson-branding.
Usually when a person hears the words “Nike Killshot” their minds likely wander to the Nike Killshot OG Coastal Blue/White silhouette which was popularized among J.Crew shoppers looking for the happy medium-type sneaker that they can style equally with a pair of Summer shorts and/or twice-folded chinos. However, this year, the Swoosh team decided to bring fresh energy to its namesake by reviving its original silhouette. After kicking off its 2020 releases with a trio of white-based members, the low-profile staple is starting to gradually uncover more future colorways.
Following reveals of their forthcoming Hot Sale “Beetroot” and “Coastal Blue” offerings, the Swoosh family is now sending another iteration into our midst, and its arguably the most versatile version to surface this year. Mesh uppers/suede overlays are seen clad in a faded black finish, while the Swooshes, liners, and outsoles color-block with natural white coats.
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