Nike Vapormax Flyknit 2021 Black Orange DQ3974-002

As we move further into the year, it's looking less and less likely that we'll see a sequel to the Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit. However, we can take solace in the fact that there are still new colourways of the silhouette appearing, like this one with orange accents. Like many other options before, this Nike Vapormax Flyknit 2021 Black Orange pair features neutrals across most of its construction. Black runs through not only the Flyknit material but also the eye stays and TPU fixtures adjacent to it. The Swoosh is treated to the same colour and placed on the toe up front.

Meanwhile, a dark grey tone is used for the midsole of sorts, with an orange hit coming in at its heel. You can find this latest rendition of the VaporMax at select Nike Sportswear retailers overseas now, but a stateside release should be right around the corner. The see-through sole of the upcoming Vapormax Flyknit 2021 is tinted a very faint shade of orange. This element, combined with the colourful Swoosh, weave pattern, and embroideries, make for a vibrant shoe. While it's not exactly the look of a summertime pick, this could definitely be something you could rock during fall. Read our Nike Air VaporMax: A Complete Guide.

Earlier this month, we got our first glimpse at an all-new Nike Vapormax Flyknit colourway dubbed "Neon." Neon tones have been a part of Nike’s arsenal for decades and are now making their way to the Swoosh’s latest silhouette, as seen on this brand-new offering. The futuristic runner is dressed in an eye-catching shade of green across its translucent upper, while hits of black take care of elements such as the laces, eyestay cage, lining and branded tongues. As usual, this Nike sneaker incorporates several recycled elements across its upper and outsole—the latter being most visible with its Grind Rubber detailing.

Check out the official images of Nike Vapormax Flyknit 2021 Black Orange below as we await the shoe’s release on Nike.com and at retailers. Follow us on  Facebook and Twitter.

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