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Originally released in 2012, the Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Oreo’ returned to stores in February 2018. The lightweight runner features a breathable Flyknit upper in a two-tone design, with a mix of white and black yarns in the forefoot, coupled with solid black in the rear. The cushioned midsole similarly uses a combination of white and black shades, while the signature Swoosh is finished in white. A key difference from the 2012 release is the coloring on the Flywire cables, rendered in solid black, while the earlier version had cables flecked with white.
Originally released in 2012, the Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Oreo’ returned to stores in February 2018. The lightweight runner features a breathable Flyknit upper in a two-tone design, with a mix of white and black yarns in the forefoot, coupled with solid black in the rear. The cushioned midsole similarly uses a combination of white and black shades, while the signature Swoosh is finished in white. A key difference from the 2012 release is the coloring on the Flywire cables, rendered in solid black, while the earlier version had cables flecked with white.
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Originally released in 2012, the Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Oreo’ returned to stores in February 2018. The lightweight runner features a breathable Flyknit upper in a two-tone design, with a mix of white and black yarns in the forefoot, coupled with solid black in the rear. The cushioned midsole similarly uses a combination of white and black shades, while the signature Swoosh is finished in white. A key difference from the 2012 release is the coloring on the Flywire cables, rendered in solid black, while the earlier version had cables flecked with white.
Originally released in 2012, the Nike Flyknit Trainer ‘Oreo’ returned to stores in February 2018. The lightweight runner features a breathable Flyknit upper in a two-tone design, with a mix of white and black yarns in the forefoot, coupled with solid black in the rear. The cushioned midsole similarly uses a combination of white and black shades, while the signature Swoosh is finished in white. A key difference from the 2012 release is the coloring on the Flywire cables, rendered in solid black, while the earlier version had cables flecked with white.
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