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Nike Huarache 09 – N7

After Nike created the Nike N7 exclusively for Native Americans, they decided to continue the line to include Nike Basketball. The N7 program takes over the Nike Huarache 09. The Nike Huarache 09 N7 is specially designed to fit a larger foot, as Nike tested Native Americans to realize that most had larger feet than the average person. The Huarache 09 uses a white leather upper with pinstripe detailing, along with blue, orange, and black accents on the swoosh, midsole, and tongue. Nike reportedly allocates all profits from the sale of N7 shoes to the Native American sports community, so go cop your own pair when it releases at Nike accounts on November 7th. Via DimeBounce. close

Nike Huarache 09 ‘N7′

Back in 2007 Nike created the N7 collection, a lineup of footwear designed specifically for Native Americans. After years of testing with Native American tribes Nike came to the conclusion that American Indians have a distinct foot shape which greatly differs from that of us in the States. It was also noted that Native Americans have feet which tend to be larger then the average American. Therfore Nike set out to produce sneakers geared towards the needs of Native Americans and created the N7 line which made a debut back in 2007 with the Nike Air Native. Not only that but Nike is donating all proceeds made from the N7 line to promote sports in the Native American communities to help kids and adults alike become more athletic and fight the ever growing problem of obesity in the communities.Within the coming weeks Nike will be releasing another sneaker part of their N7 line, this time a Nike Huarache 09. The Huarache 09 is seen here sporting a white leather upper with grey paneling that includes the use of a few blue pinstripes. Accents of blue, orange (red?) and black appear throughout the upper with what looks to be an N7 hit on the tongue tag.At this time alls we have is this p close

Nike Huarache 09 ‘N7′

Nike’s N7 collection was designed with the Native American in mind. The line was launched in 07 to accommodate the the size/width of their feet and also to help give back to their communities via a full donation of all proceeds made. The next out the N7 gate is this Nike Hurrache taht we have been lucky enough to get this Josh Gotthelf assisted sneak peak of. From the looks of things its a very well designed shoe including blue pinstripes and orange midsole accenting. Set to release on 11/7/09 we should have more photos for you soon. Via SneakerObsession close

Nike Huarache 09 N7

The N7 program was created by Nike specifically for Native American tribal communities, where obesity and wellness is a serious problem. The Air Native N7 is a running shoe that was designed for the larger and uniquely shaped foot found in the Native American culture that released earlier this year. The Huarache 09 N7, which will release soon specifically to tribal wellness programs and within Reservation communities, uses a white base with Native American-inspired design elements.This Huarache uses teal, red and grey as its main color accents outside of black and white. While the color inspiration may not be as blatant as the with the Terminator “Winter Journey” Pack we saw recently, the red accent on the midsole works against the grey and teal pinstriping well. While these Nikes will likely never see retail for the general public, it’s nice to see Nike go above and beyond an “inspired-by” or “proceeds benefit” sneaker for a great cause.Click here to see pics.Read the rest of Nike Huarache 09 N7© Alex Kroviak for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |3 comments |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Nike, Nike Basketball, Nike H close

Nike Huarache 09 N7

The N7 is a program set up by Nike to help the Native American communities with their problems with obesity and and wellness. Strapping on a pair of Nikes and getting some exercise should help out with the obesity issue, and with these new Nike Huarache 09 N7 sneakers, you’ll look great as well. Nike Huarache 09 N7Nike Huarache 09 N7 close

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