This is a sneaker with a short story: designed in 2010 by Dylan Raasch<\/strong>, after more than sixteen suggestions for the sole and over fifty designs for its upper, in the end he chose a shape that was inspired by the bridges<\/strong> in eastern gardens<\/strong>. The first model to be released was green<\/strong>, in reference to the moss<\/strong> that grows in these gardens.<\/p>\n

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The Nike Roshe<\/a> Run<\/strong> was originally intended for sports<\/strong>, since their main idea was to convey comfort<\/strong> and a fast recovery<\/strong> during the stride thanks to the technology used in their sole, made of EVA rubber<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, the colorways<\/strong> that Nike<\/strong><\/a> chose when designing the sneakers turned them into a perfect accessory<\/strong> for everyday outfits, as you can see in the post Bea wrote not long ago, where she chose “The 10 best pictures of the Nike Roshe Run on Instagram”<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you find the Nike Roshe Run<\/strong> appealing, we introduce you to the two variations available right now at foot District<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

To begin with, we have a basic Nike Roshe Run<\/strong> model, that features a sober colorway<\/strong>. It uses grey mesh<\/strong> on the whole upper, through which you can see a red<\/strong> area on the toes that creates an amazing effect<\/strong>, since this colour is also present on the sole. The distinctive touch in this sneakers is the yellow details<\/strong>, both on the tongue and on the heel.<\/p>\n

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Secondly, we show you the Nike Roshe Run Hyperfuse. Nike, as always at the forefront<\/strong> in what refers to technology, decided to upgrade the original Roshe model, and that’s why they added the Hyperfuse technology<\/strong> to the sneaker. With this technology, not less than three materials are joined in the same layer<\/strong>, thus improving features such as perspiration<\/strong> or step stability<\/strong>. This particular model comes in three grey<\/strong> tonalities, combined with black<\/strong> on the heel as well as white<\/strong> on the swoosh and the sole.<\/p>\n

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In conclusion, if you follow the latest<\/a> trends and never give up on comfort, the Nike Roshe Run<\/strong> is your sneaker.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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