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January 15th 10,
17:45 | Adam Bryce | Jesse Leyva, nike, Sneakers
I often gripe about the fact that we are all too willing to reissue the success of our previous generations, simply reissuing the past without any consideration to the future. Reinterpreting our previous success and re-engineering products for today and tomorrow is exactly what we should be doing, and what Nike Sportswear has assigned itself the task. Jesse Leyva talks about the newest generation of Nike’s Air Max BW.
