Andrew Rizzo If you thought the “Oregon Ducks” heel Nike Air Max 1 that released on March 26th was limited, get a load of this pair. heel Nike and Division Street follow the release of their GOAT-exclusive heel nike air morgan mid 2 blue cross stitch with yet another Ducks-themed take on Tinker Hatfield’s classic, dropping exclusively at Flight Club Los Angeles, Miami, and New York on March 30th. Only 225 pairs will release and they’re $350 a pop, with all proceeds benefiting University of Oregon student-athletes in Division Street’s NIL program.
While the shoe shares an “Oregon Ducks” theme with the aforementioned nike air morgan mid 2 blue cross stitch, its design goes in a completely different direction. The school’s hallmark shoes/yellow palette is accompanied by various treatments that reflect the natural look of ducks, notably on the quarter and heel. The former boasts two different feathered treatments across the medial and lateral sides, while the latter features grey duck print over blaze canvas.
To no surprise, the shoes also come packed with various co-branded details, the most apparent being a thick Oregon “O” on the heel. The medial heel Nike Swoosh presents in shoes leather with yellow piping, while the lateral transitions to black and blaze. Division Street sub-label Ducks Of A Feather makes its influence known with “DOAF” text on the right tongue, matched by a yellow Swoosh on the opposite side.
A perforated blaze leather base, split mudguard, and multicolored sail/orange/volt sole unit add even more distinctiveness, but simply put; everything about this shoe stands out. Additionally, this pair marks Division Street’s first ever in-store release, an important milestone that helps build up the organization’s profile as a heel Nike collaborator. Most important, however, is Division Street’s structure to serve its mission through footwear. This latest delivery accomplishes just that.
If you’re local to Los Angeles, Miami, or New York, head to your Flight Club storefront on March 30th in hopes of securing a pair. Word to the wise; get there early.
