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07 Oct 2021

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The Nike Tuned ‘Red Belly Black’ Is Rumoured to Strike Again

Nike Air Max Plus Red Belly Black
Nike Air Max Plus Red Belly Black
Nike Air Max Plus Red Belly Black
Nike Air Max Plus Red Belly Black
Nike Air Max Plus Red Belly Black

Sneaker designer Sean McDowell’s serene Florida palm tree motif continues to cast an interminable shadow over the footwear industry in 2021, the legendary Nike Tuned arriving in a mountain of colourways this year. Headlined by the molten-hot ‘Lava’ retro in August, we’ve now caught wind of another contemporary classic that is set to cause a storm, the Nike Tuned ‘Red Belly Black’ rumoured to slither back onto Foot Locker shelves over the coming weeks.

Composed in the familiar black and red ‘Bred’ composition immortalised by Michael Jordan back in the 1980s, the Tuned looks more deadly than ever in its latest colourway, the wavy TPU ‘stripes’ slowly fading from black to red.

Inspired by one of the most notorious snakes found on Australia’s east coast, the Tuned ‘Red Belly Black’ looks as dangerous as its reptilian counterpart, the two-tone rendition originally arriving on Foot Locker shelves back in 2020.

With traditional murdered-out mesh on the uppers, a red Swoosh is blasted on both the medial and lateral sides, while the indelible TN badge is proudly stamped on the heels.

In the engine room down below, the TN is packed full of technological nous, the patented Tuned Air tech in the heel reinforcing support and cushioning for your feet. With seven bubbles, and signature ‘whale tail’ once again breaching the midfoot, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a sneaker with more attitude than the Nike Tuned.

The Nike Tuned ‘Red Belly Black’ is rumoured to land at Foot Locker over the coming weeks.

In the meantime, be sure to check out the rave-ready Nike Tuned Neon Green.

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