We saw Nike release the first aug-lacing basketball shoe, the Nike Adapt BB earlier this year. The next model using the technology is based off of the Nike Air Huarache and is known as the Adapt Huarache.
The latest iteration of FitAdapt allows for a wider array of personal preferences amid various environments and situations — a key revolution given the multi-purpose nature of contemporary lifestyle footwear.
The aesthetic of the Nike Adapt Huarache takes loose inspiration from its namesake. Branding is minimal and aquatic odes (the original neoprene bootie was derived from a water ski) define both colorways and the articulation of the new shoe’s outer shroud.
Above this layer sits exposed elements of the Nike FitAdapt lacing system. The technology, which is run from a midfoot motor, is controlled by a multi-faceted Nike Adapt app. With the app, wearers of the Nike Adapt Huarache are greeted by a universal login (consistent for all Nike FitAdapt product — current and future), a themed interface specific to the Huarache and a number of preset fit recommendations for foot type and activity. The functionality of the app can also be driven by Apple Watch and Siri, two advances that support on-the-go shifts.
Nike Adapt Huarache Release Details
You can expect the Nike Adapt Huarache to release at select retailers and online at Nike.com on September 13th. Retail price is set at $350. Below you can check out more images which will give you a closer look.
Nike Adapt Huarache
Release Date: September 13, 2019
Price: $350
Update 8/31: Shortly after Nike unveiled the Adapt Huarache, we now have a detailed look via fyk7.
