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The Nike Classic Cortez nike shoes purple and black is also seen as the first real modern running shoe. This sneaker was released in 1972, was revolutionary in his time, giving athletes a completely new running experience. Nice fact You may also recognize this sneaker from the movie 'Forrest Gump'. In 2016, the Nike Classic Cortez will be back, and will be tipped as the must-have sneaker of the moment. This Nike Classic Cortez Leather Midnight Navy has a fully leather upper which ensures durability. The white 'swoosh' and midsole break it all gently, giving the sneaker a luxurious look.

2017 goes back to the nike women shoes 2017 iconic Farrah Fawcett and reinvents the shooting with Bella Hadid with a wink to the past but with a much more sophisticated image too. 45 years in which Nike Cortez has gone from a sports myth to an icon and reference in the fashion and style culture world. Some of the best colorways and models can be found in our site. Take a look and discover why Nike Cortez is still today the sneaker to wear.

The Nike Cortez was nike cortez forrest gump first released in 1972, innovating the running world with a simple body that's as durable as it's comfortable. Nu, det er cropping up in fashion - og vi elsker det for alle de samme grunde: The understated silhouette and comfy feel is a vogue.All in all, this Nike Classic Cortez is a top and we hope Nike will deliver even more Cortez with this quality!

The Nike Cortez Comes Back! mens nike shoes sale The 70's classic had a revival in the 90's. In 2016 then the re-revival. This elegant sneaker is the first running shoe that Nike has released. And this began the success story. The Nike Cortez comes in several models right away, for example, as Nike Cortez Classic or in Nylon variants. With the white smooth leather and black swoosh, this sneaker is of course timeless and super easy to combine.

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