The original nike roshe one women's shoe was introduced to the public back in 2012 as an affordable, minimalist entry in the runner category. The selling point for many was that the shoe’s EVA sole did not require the use of a mold, allowing the silhouette to hit a modest $70 price point. Drawing on his own experiences meditating, Nike designer Dylan Raasch took inspiration from the aesthetic simplicity and balance of Zen Buddhist gardens: the sole was inspired by steppingstones; the insole imitated the look of a freshly-raked lawn of sand; even the original “Iguana” colorway took cues from the moss found growing in and around temples. Roshe is actually pronounced “roshi,” based on the Rōshi title bestowed upon Zen Buddhist masters, but the name had to be changed for legal reasons.
The brainchild of Nike Sportswear designer Dylan Raasch, thenike roshe one flyknit premium black is a sneaker scaled back to the barest of basics. With the name drawn from 'Roshi' - the title commonly bestowed upon a Zen master - the shoe draws inspiration from a Zen garden. With an outsole evoking carefully laid stepping stones and an insole mimicking a freshly raked rock garden, the Roshe Run represents an interplay of serious and playful design. With an eye to keeping costs low and carbon footprints small, the usual method of creating a sole with a cushioned mid and rubber bottom was eschewed for a single-foamed unit which was both durable and comfortable, thus cutting back on manufacturing costs. With a handful of two-toned palettes now available, we look ahead to the remainder of 2012 to see the soulful sneakers flip some fresh new fabrics.
Nike Sportswear has officially unveiled the nike roshe two flyknit white release date, which is set to debut in the beginning of September 2016.As light and flexible as the original, the Nike Roshe Two combines three layers of cushioning with a soft, stretch upper for comfort and streamlined simplicity.Originally debuting in 2012, the Nike Roshe One was created to embody simplicity. For designer Dylan Raasch, the creation of the Roshe was all about sculpting and refinement, all with the goal of building a light, uncomplicated shoe. “The simpler i could make it, the more profound it would become,” Raasch says.
Nike has announced it is extending the use of its knitted footwear technology to its nike roshe run one black range of trainers.The Flyknit textile, which reduces waste by ergonomically weaving the footwear in one piece, has been used to create a collection of one-of-a-kind styles.Designers at the American firm have taken the environmentally friendly approach even further by using excess yarn left on spools from other Flyknit models to produce the limited edition release.
http://www.lefitters.com/
