Nike Air Presto

The Nike Air Presto sneaker is a silhouette imagined by Tobie Hatfield with a stretchy, breathable upper and minimalist design. His original Air Presto sneaker was

The Nike Air Presto sneaker is a silhouette imagined by Tobie Hatfield with a stretchy, breathable vamp and a minimalist design that took no less than 4 years to develop. His original Air Presto sneaker was released in 2000 for the Sydney Olympics and quickly became a must-have pair. This model of sneakers is very supple and very breathable and are nicknamed "tee-shirt for the foot" when they are released. It also refers to its sizing coming from the textile world with a size range from XXS to XXL.

All this is made possible by the choice of knit as the main material with the occasional neoprene for the upper of this shoe model. Nike also incorporated transparent plastic shells in the front of the Air Presto and in the heel, finding inspiration in the Apple computers of the time in transparent colours. With its casual style, beautiful colours or white or black Presto versions, these shoes are perfect for spring and summer. The Nike Air Presto sports shoe features the legendary air unit, a Phylon midsole and has the special feature of having five points under the heel. The American swoosh brand has come out in a number of OG colours and continues to make re-releases and new pairs.

The Presto has even passed into the hands of designer Virgil Abloh for an exclusive collaboration the Nike Presto x Off-White. Nike now offers versions of the Presto with a FlyKnit uppers or pairs in customisable colour gradients. The Nike Air Presto are inevitably made for you if you are looking for a pair of sport shoes for your everyday life and which remain light and super stylish. If you are not convinced, Nike is constantly innovating and offers other versions, the Presto React and the Presto Fly, which are sure to make you happy.