The Nike Air Presto “Black/White” is an easy-to-wear look for the retro performance runner
The concept of the innovative Air Presto was originally put into place in 1996 in South Korea and later released officially by Nike in 2000
Designed by Tobie Hatfield, the Air Presto is best known for its comfort, original “T-shirt for the Foot” tagline, and for its placement in Off-White's “The 10” collection with Nike
A black sock-like upper forms to the wearer's foot
The Air Presto's signature design trait is the model's molded plastic midfoot “fingers,” which assist in supporting the lacing structure and provide support for the foot
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The Nike Air Presto “Black/White” is an easy-to-wear look for the retro performance runner. The concept of the innovative Air Presto was originally put into place in 1996 in South Korea and later released officially by Nike in 2000. Designed by Tobie Hatfield, the Air Presto is best known for its comfort, original “T-shirt for the Foot” tagline, and for its placement in Off-White's “The 10” collection with Nike. A black sock-like upper forms to the wearer's foot. The Air Presto's signature design trait is the model's molded plastic midfoot “fingers,” which assist in supporting the lacing structure and provide support for the foot. The same plastic piece forms the heel cup and provides additional support for the wearer. Nike adds Air cushioning inside of the white Phylon midsole for all-day comfort.
