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Nike Air Max 24-7 Sneakers dodgerblue/white/silvery white

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A sleek denim upper seals the deal, making the Nike Air Max 24-7 Sneakers a top performer and a head-turner. It is made for the runner who wants a comfortable and versatile running shoe, this Shoes is built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires, Nike Shoes has the great air max design and add some new elements. And the upper features a Vis-Air® unit in the heel and forefoot that's taken from the Air Max 360. The sole is BRS 1000™ carbon rubber with a Waffle® pattern for traction.
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Nike Air Max 24-7 Sneakers dodgerblue/white/silvery white
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$89.99
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About Nike Swoosh


Nike swoosh shoes logo

Swoosh is the symbol of the Nike shoes and clothing. It is also the most recognizable brand logo in the world.

The Nike "swoosh'" designed in 1971 by Carolyn Davidson, a graphic design student at Portland State University. She met Phil Knight while he was teaching accounting classes and she started doing some freelance work for his company, Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS).

BRS decided to build its own brand in 1971, while the first product soccer cleat called the Nike, which manufactured in Mexico.
In the spring of 1971, Davidson presented a number of design options to Knight and other BRS executives, and they ultimately selected the mark now known globally as the Swoosh. "I don't love it," Knight told her, "but I think it will grow on me."

In June 1972, the first running shoes of Swoosh were bringing out at the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. Nike continues to use the brand today.

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