Nike Shoes in Kenya

7 facts about Nike Air Rift sneakers Remembering the fun about one of the brightest pairs in the Nike product line Sneakers are thanks to Kenyan runners The sports analyst team has always looked for inspiration in completely different places. One day they saw world famous runners from Kenya training and were amazed. Kenyans ran barefoot, which gave the foot maximum naturalness. So the designers decided to come up with a pair that would anatomically match the mechanics of the human leg. The name also came from Kenya The Rift name became a part of these sneakers when Nike employees drove around Kenya and saw the Great Rift Valley. They were so impressed that they even wanted to pay their respects to such a beautiful natural miracle. Japan found something of its own in a pair After their release in 1996, the couple began to unexpectedly gain popularity in Japan. This was due to the pair's forked toe very much resembling the popular Japanese tabi shoe, which lacked its sporty reading, and Nike did it. A couple not for Japan Initially, the sneaker went on sale only in the  Nike Shoes in Kenya US and Europe. No pairings were planned for other markets, but Japanese fashionistas with access to overseas merchandise brought the Nike Air Rift to Japan and made it one of the trendiest sneakers of the late 90s and early 00s. Japanese collaboration Japanese womenswear brand Milkfed got the opportunity to release its limited edition Air Rift sneaker in 2008. The pair turned out to be a ‘Glamorous’ version of this running silhouette, but for girls in Japan it did. This local exclusive worked 100 percent. Special socks In 2015, Nike even decided to release a limited edition Air Rift socks. More fans of the model did not need to invent something to wear these sneakers in comfort. The strangest collaboration in the history of the couple https://jiji.co.ke/shoes/nike