In September we brought you a look at the Nike Air Max 90 Current Huarache that Dave’s Quality Meat helped design and became nicknamed “Bacon.” Now, certain retailers have in stock a similar looking pair of the aforementioned collaborative sneaker. Pictured here is a Nike Air Max 90 Current Huarache that pays homage to the “Bacon” one designed by DQM by only slightly altering the color scheme. What’s different about this pair is that on the Air Max label near the heel/ankle, the tongue, shoe laces, and part of the toe box all come in sharp red. With these slight alterations, could you even decide which pair you favor? Let us know after the jump.

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A recent collaboration that resulted in a Air Max 90 Current took place between Nike and Dave’s Quality Meat, producing a design that represents for the East coast. Now, UK artist Ben Drury has teamed up with the Nike brand team to produce the Air Max 90 Current pictured here. The upper comes in an obsidian shade and consists of nylon, mesh, and premium/perforated leather. The midsole is white, while the back of the outsole comes in light blue- like the accompanying shoe laces. The right shoe’s tongue tag reads “Trust Me,” while the left’s reads “London.” These are actually available now from the 21 Mercer shop in New York City.

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After the release of a clean pair of Nike Air Max 90 Currents in a black/university blue colorway, Nike has released an even better Nike AM90 CT to top its brother. The Nike Air Max 90 Current Premium LE comes in a black/black-infrared colorway. Just like its university blue sibling, the shoe features an all black upper with a mix of leather, mesh, and ostrich leather. The black free sole is contrasted by an infrared Air Max unit to match the lace panels and heel panel. The infrared does it all, so get your own pair if you haven’t had enough infrared in your life.

Continuing with the “electric green” theme popping up in sneaker news, most notably associated with the Vandal High, Nike plans to release a Nike Air Max 90 Current in a similar colorway. This particular pair is very intricate. First off, it comes in a predominantly dark colored base, which allows for the grey braille pattern to be pronounced. Electric green accents are applied to the patented Nike check and around the air bubble unit. To finish things off, Nike has applied a vibrant blue to the shoe’s sock lining and air bubble, while it all sits atop a white sole and comes with shoe laces in the same color. Which upcoming “electric green” Nike release do you like more- the Vandal High or Air Max 90 Current? How does this Air Max 90 Current stack up with the other previewed Air Max 90 Currents? Expect these to drop in February of 2010.

A few pictures of some Nike Spring 2010 samples surfaced today, including one of an Air Max 90 colorway and this new rendition of the Air Max 90 Current Moire. Material use really transforms the shoe into something entirely different from its initial release earlier this year, Nike opting to use an embossed leather for the upper instead of the perforated leather we saw in the original. Set to release in Spring 2010, you can find size 9 samples of this Medium Grey/Club Purple/Yellow colorway on eBay now.

With rumors and pictures floating around the internet, Nike Sportswear has finally announced information regarding the collaboration with KAWS/Original Fake. Chosen for the project is the classic Air Max 90 and the new Air Max 90 Current designed by Jesse Leyva. The previously seen Nike Air Max 90 Kaws – Original Fake features a with upper along neon green accents and signature KAWS designs. The second model that is included is the Air Max 90 Current, a new model that features a Free sole. However, for this special collaboration ACG inspired materials are applied to the Air Max 90 Current. Release is scheduled for October 18th at the two locations below.

Nike Sportswear at 21 Mercer
21 Mercer
New York City, NY

Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Los Angeles, LA

OriginalFake x Nike Air Max 90 | Air Max 90 Current

Kaws OriginalFake x Nike Air Max 90 | Air Max 90 Current