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Ever thought of what ACG means? All Conditions Gear is the correct answer, and this gear really is ready for all conditions. The first Nike ACG pieces were first available for purchase in 1989. ACG has built its image in the industry through an unobtrusive presentation because Nike believed that ACG's actions will speak for themselves. In its history, thousands of people all over the world have fallen in love with the ACG brand, their indestructible sneakers, apparel, and accessories.
Materials
Composition
5% Elastane: used in combination with other materials, especially for its excellent flexibility - its fiber can stretch up to three times its normal length and then return to its original state.
22% Wool: has excellent thermal insulation properties and can evaporate more moisture than classic cotton
15% Polyester: A synthetic fibre that is made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and is known for its durability, low wettability and ability to dry quickly. Due to these properties, it is often used as an additive in textiles, which improves their performance properties such as shape retention and wrinkle resistance.
57% Nylon: This synthetic polymer became the first commercially successful synthetic fibre made directly from coal, water and air. Nylon is characterised by its high strength, abrasion resistance and ability to dry quickly.
1% Polypropylen
Material
Fast drying material
Care instructions
Washable in a washing machine 30º
Do not use fabric softener
Wash with the same colored laundry
Don´t iron over graphics
Do not use bleach
Don't clean chemically
Iron to lowest setting
Dry in a tumble dryer to a slight degree
Nike is an unquestionable giant in both the world of sports and fashion. Known for its clothing, sneakers, and accessories, Nike offers some of the best value for money in the industry. However, the brand’s primary success can be attributed to its iconic sneakers.
Innovation and Nike Air
Nike gained legendary status with its innovative Air technology. The first Nike shoes featuring the revolutionary air bubble hit the market in 1987, and they’re still etched in the minds of sneaker enthusiasts—these were the Nike Air Max 1. The designer behind the original Nike Air Sole line was Tinker Hatfield, a true icon in sneaker culture, who paved the way for a wide range of Nike Air Max models.
It would take ages to list all the Nike Air Max silhouettes that have been released over the years, but some of the most iconic include the Nike Air Max 1, 90, 95, 97, and 98. Newer models like the Nike Air Max Plus, 270, and 720 continue the legacy of innovation.
Nike History
The company we know today as Nike was originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964. Nike sneakers didn’t debut under their current name until 1971, when the now-legendary Swoosh logo was introduced. Designed by University of Portland student Carolyn Davidson, the logo came with a modest payment of $2 an hour for her labor (equivalent to about seven times that in today’s money).
More Than Just Air Max
While Nike is synonymous with the Air Max line, the brand also offers a range of other footwear options. Nike Skateboarding (SB) has been a favorite among skateboarders, and basketball players have long relied on Nike footwear. Notably, the Nike Blazer has remained a popular choice for basketball enthusiasts. In 1984, Nike launched the Air Jordan brand, initially designed for basketball legend Michael Jordan. Though the shoes were initially exclusive to him, they quickly became available to the public and became one of the most coveted sneaker lines in history.
In addition to the extensive range of Air Max sneakers, Nike also offers slippers, available at Footshop. You can find all the iconic models mentioned here, in a variety of colors including white, black, red, blue, and more.
Nike Talking Shop w/ Footshop
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