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My people - Nike Server has closed its virtual doors…

I’ve stepped in to a new role elsewhere, and wanted to thank everyone who’s engaged with the page over the last 7+ years. 

If you told me 7 years ago that the streets would be filled with Sunder, Rift 2, Dolce Max, Superfly, Kukini, Clogposite etc, I wouldn’t have believed you.

I’m humbled to have been a part of bringing the weird and wonderful back into the spotlight, at a time when it was truly needed.

The page will remain as is, a source of inspiration for those that need it.

THANK YOU!

Linus
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Laugh laugh laugh dance laugh cuddle dance👽😎😼
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27 laps😁 Might be a mid life crisis, might just have an incredibly massive love for life right now. Some top bananas, some cuzzybros & some outdoor activities. Spent the past few weeks reflecting on some great times & I’m set on creating more. I do not take enough pictures with my muckers, this is my reminder to take more pictures with the muckers❤️

Thank you to everyone who drank, ate & danced yesterday at @somucheverything & @cute.dance.community , that was wicked fun.

If you want punch, shout me!
If you want patties, shout me!
If you wanna get on some wholesome bike riding bizniz, also shout me!

Smiles all round😎❤️🫶🏽
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“Weeding at 12, football at 3”
As a big fan of football and shoes I’m very happy to have worked on this project, developed with the team for @nike_server .

10 shoes, 10 different stories 

Which one is your favorite? 

Special mention to @president_thabs who helped me create a few models.
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Cover and interview for issue 49 of @propermag.

Cover features the @nike_server x @samuelfalzone remastered 1997 ACG Air Chugach. Inside, a 24 page spread interview, discussing the golden era of Nike ACG.
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1972 Nike Greco - Nike’s first ever signature shoe.

For most of us, Michael Jordan is the name that springs to mind when thinking of signature Nike shoes. After all, the Air Jordan 1 grew to be one of the most recognised silhouettes in the history of footwear and, 12 years after its initial release in 1985, Jordan’s signature line had grown so popular that ‘Jordan Brand’ was launched as an entirely separate business. In more recent times Nike has explored giving signature models to musical and cultural icons such as Nigo and Skepta, as well as athletes like Eliud Kipchoge. But where did it all start? You’d be right to assume that Nike’s first signature shoe was a running shoe, by a runner - but you’d be wrong. Go back over 5 decades and you’ll find that the origins of Nike’s signature models started with someone you’ve never heard of, a Texan wrestler named Wayne Wells.

Born in Abilene, Texas in 1946 and raised in Oklahoma, Wells took up wrestling in junior high and excelled through John Marshall High School under coach Virgil Milliron. At the University of Oklahoma, he became a three-time Big Eight champ (1966–68) at 152 lbs, earned two NCAA All-American honors, and won the 1968 NCAA title. Beyond his college career, he was a two-time national freestyle champion, took silver at the 1969 World Championships, and competed in the 1968 Olympics (placing fourth). Then in 1972, he won gold at the Munich Olympics.

After the Munich Games, a Nike salesman, himself a wrestling coach, invited Wells to meet Phil Knight, at a time when Nike was experimenting with branching into sport-specific gear. Nike worked closely with Wells to design a training shoe suited for “roadwork” (a form of low intensity, long distance running that was popular with wrestlers) and a high-top wrestling model, dubbed the Greco. 

This is by far one of the most exciting pairs I’ve ever sourced, as well as the oldest to date. Sitting in the archive for now, although if you’re interested do get in touch!
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Chamonix & Les Gets

Unreal scenes with the best crew 🫶
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