After the release of the Nike Delta Force High AC, it’s time for another Delta Force model to steal the spotlight. The Nike Delta Force Low AC comes in a stunning white safari colorway, using a white leather base upper with carolina blue accents at the midsole, stitching, and tongue. The safari print is placed at the toe and heel, making us double take these vibrant shoes as if they were white Supreme Dunk Lows. The midsole is a simple white/black blend, with stars covering the vulcanized toe. If you’re digging these Deltas, then be sure to keep it locked for release info later on.

The release of the Nike Air Trainer SC doesn’t stop with the 2009 Bo Jacksons. The Nike Air Trainer SC Retro sees a new colorway, utilizing a white/midnight navy safari design. The shoe uses a white leather base upper with midnight navy at the sole, swoosh, laces, and safari print mudguard. The midnight navy contrast stitching also makes this strictly two-toned. This retro is set to release this Holiday 2009 season, so if you’re feeling these, go ahead and get yourself a rewarding Christmas gift.

Earlier this summer the females were treated to an array of Nike Air Max 1′s that were part of a “Safari” Pack. Now, a popular colorway of two purple tones and grey have been applied to a new Air Max 1 that also sports a more subtle touch of the iconic safari print. With a suede and mesh upper, the safari print consists of synthetic leather, and the laces holes contain yellow accents. In case your local Nike retailers are taking too long or giving you the bad news of not being slated to receive this nice colorway of the Nike Air Max 1, you can find these at certain online retailers now. After the jump you can find more pix of these shoes to help you better decide whether this is a must cop.

With the ongoing popularity of safari print Nikes, Nike iD has made available Nike Dunk Hi’s and Lows to your safari customizing pleasure. But it doesn’t stop there; you can also put in a clear outsole or safari outsole, to really make it a safari shoe. Of course, a variety of materials are available as well, along with customized embroidery to have your shoe say whatever you want it to. These options cost $135 for the Hi’s and $110 for the lows.




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Two of Tinker Hatfield’s first masterpieces meet again to conceive a new colorway of the Safari Air Max 1. Compared to the other Fall 2009 models we showed you last month, the simple color scheme certainly sets the stage for a more subtle, everyday look. Featuring white mesh with grey and blue suede, the black-on-blue Safari print and yellow eyelets are definitely worth a second look.  Available now from Standard or your local Nike retailer.

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Nike’s iconic safari print has made its way onto a plethora of sneakers this year, including an Air Max Classic BW and a Hyperize, and we now have a look at a safari pack composed of four pairs of the Nike Air Max 1. All four styles are made exclusively in ladies’ sizes and feature a mesh toe box, safari mid-panel, and a tonal sole. The four styles now available in stores include: purple/orange, red/blue, white/blue, and black/orange. Be sure to check out all four variations of the “Safari” Nike Womens Air Max 1, which are now available at your local retailers.

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Earlier this year, we showcased a sample Nike Air Max Classic BW, and we are now hearing that the aforementioned Air Max sneaker has made its way to Nike retailers worldwide. Featuring a black durasheen and leather upper accented by a white swoosh, grey/white mid-sole, safari print on the tongue, grey laces, and a purple Air Max logo on the rear, this pair yields a clean and fresh new style of classic model. Though safari print is usually the main focus of a colorway, Nike has toned it down a bit with this style, and the result is definitely worth checking out. The Nike Air Max Classic BW Safari – Black/White-Purple is now available at Nike retailers. Via Weekly Drop.

Now available at Proper.