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What was once old, is new again. I love that expression. It perfectly describes what our society considers to be "popular." Popular culture in the United States of America seems to be very cyclical. Would you like an example? The soundtrack of every movie that I have seen in the last 5 years contains songs from the 80's. Want another one? I got it. Greed still seems to be good. How many Jordan Retros have chaussure de foot pas cher dropped in the last 10 years? Okay, that one doesn't count. Air Jordans have always been popular.

 What does count is the Nike Air Flight Huarache. That's right, this epic shoe is making a return. What was once old, is new again. So, apparently, it is time for the decade that was the 90's to make it's return as well. After all it was 1992 when this shoe was made famous. It was made famous by??Chris Webber. Webber was one of five freshman that stormed the basketball scene as members of the Michigan Wolverine basketball team. The "Fab Five" changed the game of basketball, perhaps forever. The Air Flight Huarache was part of the re-invention of basketball. It was front and center when these freshman put on baggy shorts, wore black socks, and alley-ooped their way into the history books.

 It's back! The shoe that Webber wore in the early 90's is going to be released this coming year in the Spring of 2012. So is it going to drop as an original??Retro? Or, is it going to be updated when it drops. The answer to both of those questions is, "yes." The original Huarache silhouette will be used. And, it will drop in it's original colorway of??White/Black/Concord and Royal blue. The update to the shoe will come in the form of the new Nike Free hypervenom pas cher sole. With the Nike Air Huarache's 20th year anniversary quickly approaching, it is a perfect time for this epic sneaker to release.

 Like many things in American pop culture, the Nike Air Flight Huarache has come full circle. It is 1992 all over again. Let's just hope that the pants MC Hammer made famous don't come back along with this shoe. Those things??need to stay old and not become new again.

 This magista obra pas cher shoe was actually inspired by a Mayan sandal. A sandal with much more cushioning obviously. The legendary Nike shoe designer Tinker Hatfield was reponsible for the idea of taking a shoe and stripping it of the excess material typically found in a basketball shoe. By eliminating unneeded materials, Hatfield was able to create an extremely lightweight yet cushioned pair of Nike shoes for basketball.