In the same way some folks scoff at the style of the TK Society from Supra nowadays, in 1993, the Nike Air Carnivore was way too “complicated” for the average sneaker buyer.The style was so out there, that many of these ended up on the clearance racks of local sporting goods stores. As the Carnivore hit stores in 1993 at the peak of the strap trend, it also marked the shift towards cleaner and simpler styles like the Jordan IX and X that set the trend in the years that followed.
The Air Carnivore was one of the few Nike sneakers to ever come without laces, although it is by far the most intricately designed.This particular colorway that is returning is most memorable to most of us with its"zebra-ish" pattern,a combination of black, aqua green and purple accents, a colorway that bears a striking resemblance to the Air Jordan VIII Aquas that originally released in the same era.
Although the bright colors and wild style of the Air Carnivore didn’t initially sell like hotcakes, probably due to its $130 price tag, next summer for $105 to be exact.
