Nike Air Tech Challenge 2 “Hot Lava”

Nike Air Tech Challenge 2 “Hot Lava”

Posted by Dustin Winegardner on

The Nike Air Tech Challenge 2 “Hot Lava” is a legendary sneaker that has stood the test of time, making a bold statement with its vibrant design and connection to tennis icon Andre Agassi who was known for an aggressive play style, and pushing the limits of the tennis “norm”. In his career he won eight majors, but was more known for his non-conservative style choices. Nike jumped on this and helped him make a statement with apparel, and a now classic shoe collection, including the legendary Air tech Challenge.

Released in 1990, this classic sneaker features a striking “Hot Lava” colorway with neon pink accents against a crisp white and black backdrop, capturing the essence of 90s tennis culture. This sneaker has been reissued many times since its original debut, as recently as five years ago in a limited "Black Lava" colorway in 2020.

For this year’s “Hot Lava” release the midsole has been yellowed to emphasize its retro design. The signature bright pink returns to the Swooshes and splatter details, both feature cracked finishes. The black overlays feature tumbled leather while its inclusion of gray at the collar and sole looks to remain unaltered.

The "Hot Lava” is available Friday, August 30th, for $150 in store and online.

 

Name: Nike Air Tech Challenge 2 “Hot Lava”
Colorway: Phantom/Hot Lava/Black/Silver/Pale Ivory
SKU: FZ9033-001
MSRP: $150 USD

Sources: Hypebeast

About HOMETEAM SEATTLE: The premier Seattle Sneaker Shop, located in historic Pioneer Square offering the best in shoes and clothing, as well as a full service restaurant and bar (Darkalinos), and art gallery.

 

 

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