Nike W Air Huarache Run Ultra 819151-009 Lifestyle Shoes

The Nike Huarache line is one of Nike's timeless collections, courtesy of Tinker Hatfield. The shoes were first worn in 1991 during the runner's training and during the New York City Marathon. From the very beginning, Nike consciously created sneakers that were "stripped down to the essentials," as an old Nike ad stated. The designers of these shoes aimed to utilize materials and technologies that would satisfy even the most demanding athletes.
The Nike Air Huarache transcended its running category almost immediately after its debut and reached a wider audience. Huarache-style models like the Nike Air Mowabb and Air Jordan VII derived their popularity from their exceptional fit and comfort. Jerry Seinfeld wore them on television and Michael Johnson featured them in his commercials, quickly becoming recognizable worldwide.

The women's Nike W Air Huarache Run Ultra shoe is inspired by another sport Tinker loved: water skiing. From there, he borrowed the neoprene design, and later, the idea for a breathable, lace-up mesh upper in the form of a snug, sock-like fit. This makes the women's Nike Air Huarache lightweight and comfortable. The elastic heel strap and rubber reinforcement are inspired by the look of the classic Hurache model from years past. An additional heel pull tab makes it easy to put the shoe on and take it off. The reinforced toe, attention to detail, and fashionable beige/pink color scheme give these shoes a modern look and make them popular among all age groups. The price depends on many factors, but reviews from satisfied consumers indicate that Nike's Huarache series footwear is worth the price.

The Nike Air Huarache Run women's shoes are versatile enough to pair with a variety of outfits. They can be worn with dark skinny jeans for a slimmer look and to show off your footwear. We recommend navy or black Lee, Wrangler, or Levi's jeans with ankle-length hems, paired with a plain white, black, or gray T-shirt. Longer pants can be rolled up to the ankle.