The History of the Nike Air More Uptempo

The origin of Nike Air More Uptempo

The 90s inspired inspired Wilson Smith to create the Nike Air More Uptempo: a huge graffiti-like 'AIR' hints (intentionally) at the pop art of those years while the full-length Air unit delivers an optimal grip and a superior cushioning. A sneaker that basket player Scottie Pipper used on the court to win the gold and that, twenty years later makes a comeback to maintain its status quo in basket and settle within the street culture.

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The Nike Air More Uptempo owes it all to Wilson Smith, the designer behind its legendary look. From the big A-I-R on each side to the Air unit

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Bold, eye-catching and all about the A-I-R. With a design inspired by high-flying basketball style and '90s graffiti art, these kicks can't help but turn heads.

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Original Look This shoe first dropped in the '90s and was made popular by championship-winning teams. Its iconic design was inspired by the era's “larger than life” trends, including oversized cars and jeans. Old-School Design The leather upper is durable and delivers a classic feel—just like the OG. All About Air The shoe lives up to its name with a Max Air unit that feels lightweight and bouncy with every step.

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