Aaron Hope 
It’s fairly common to see the cutting edge tech of the annual Air Max flagship from Nike Running stripped down as we get some leather releases toward the end of the product cycle, and any sneakerhead worth his salt knows all about the Sportswear division’s extensive archives. But to see a model like this pop up just three years after its debut, already equipped for at least a small retro run — this is quite the rarity. But you can’t argue with the result of this all-new Nike Cortez Kenny 3 in Action Red, a colorway that would have served it quite well in the monstrous Air Attack Pack. These joints kept the Flywire they introduced to the Air Max series instead of opting for a more lifestyle-oriented look; are you ready to take a short trip backwards through time? If so, be on the lookout for these at select retailers like BX Sports in the Bronx.
Nike Cortez Kenny 3
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