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  The Nike Air Diamond Turf II in Sail/Mystic Navy is available on Complex . The Air Diamond Turf II is Deion Sanders ' signature Nike shoe, a silhouette that traces back to his days as one of the most electric athletes in professional sports: a two-way star who played in the NFL and MLB simultaneously, earning two Super Bowl rings along the way. SOLD OUT Nike Nike Air Diamond Turf II - Fire Red $170 Nike Nike Air Diamond Turf 2 - Sail/Mystic Navy $160 The silhouette arrives in a Sail/Mystic Blue colorway, which seems to call back to his time with the Dallas Cowboys. Featuring a leather upper, metal-mesh panels, and a cross-foot strap, the Diamond Turf 2 is enhanced with additional Nike Air cushioning and a full-length foam midsole for extra comfort compared to its predecessor.  Where to shop the Air Diamond Turf II in Sail/Mystic Navy If you’re ready to add a new shoe to your rotation, shop Nike on Complex .

  Nike is reinventing the classic Air Max 95 again—this time by adding a new woven design to the model. Shown here is the “Woven” Air Max 95 Big Bubble (style code: IB3695-100) that’s scheduled to launch in late June. The standout design element is the neon-colored checkerboard design that runs down the lateral and medial sides of the upper. If you’re able to look past that detail, you can see the model’s signature grey gradient suede panels underneath. The aforementioned neon hits also appear on the tongue’s “Air Max” branding and underneath the all-black midsole. This multi-colored “Woven” Air Max 95 Big Bubble releases on June 24 via SNKRS and at select retailers for $190. Grab a closer look at the style below.

  Nike is once again referencing the late Kobe Bryant and his Draft Day lore with an upcoming Dunk release. Shown here is the “Charlotte to LA” Nike Dunk Low Protro, which is a new colorway that’s scheduled to hit retailers in late June. The sneaker pays tribute to the 1996 NBA Draft, where Bryant was selected no. 13 overall by the Charlotte Hornets but immediately traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, where he would spend the entirety of his 20-year NBA career. The “Charlotte to LA” Dunk Low sports the Hornets’ teal and purple team colors, but underneath the panels on the upper are hints of the Lakers’ purple and gold hues. Nike also confirmed that this Protro version of the Dunk features modern tech, including drop-in React foam insoles. Readers will be able to cop this “Charlotte to LA” Dunk Low Protro on June 20 via SNKRS and at select retailers for $145.