Nike shoes

Nike Shoes Known worldwide for top-notch quality, performance and style, and marked by the unmistakable swoosh, Nike shoes make every step count. Nike took its name from the Greek goddess of victory, and the name has become a self-fulfilling prophecy for the brand, now the number-one athletic footwear brand in the world. Nike sneakers have evolved quite a bit from the original Nike Waffle Trainer, patented in 1974, and inspired by company co-founder Bill Bowerman’s wife’s waffle iron. Check out the new Nike Waffle Debut Retro sneak for a fresh take on the OG we all know and love. Now, signature styles like the Nike Air Max, Nike Court Vision, Nike Court Legacy Lift and more bring the latest in innovation at affordable prices to athletes of all levels. From Nike running shoes to Nike slides, find all the hottest styles right here at Famous Footwear. Nike has not only revolutionized the realm of footwear, but also the realm of advertising and branding as well. And while the “Swoosh” logo is now arguably one of the most iconic brand symbols in the world, it had a very humble beginning. The logo was designed by a student at Portland State University, who had met Nike co-founder Phil Knight by chance. She was originally paid only $35 for the logo, which Knight didn’t even like at first. Its appeal grew on him, and the rest of the world, and as a reward, the company gave the designer stock in the iconic company. Another integral part of the Nike brand is the “Just Do It” campaig...

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Each version of the sneaker would feature colorways matching the colors of a respective school. Although sports fans may have been the first to follow the rise of the Nike Dunk, things didn't stop there. As future versions of the shoe hit the footwear scene, the Dunk gained visibility as a general lifestyle shoe and one that appealed to niche crowds such as skaters. Hybrid, Skate, and Boot models are just a few of the kinds of Dunks available for collectors or enthusiasts. The company kept the Dunk High in the Nike vault for a decade after releasing original colorways for various universities. However, the absence of the shoe did little to slow its growing popularity, and the 1998 reissue of the retro Dunk High saw higher demand than ever. Some of the company's most popular and enduring Dunk sneakers include the Nike Dunk Low White Black colorway and the Nike Dunk Low University Red colorway.