On the surface the colour blocking is standard, a mix of white and yellow panels providing the silhouette’s traditional ‘80s appearance. The official images suggest that these arrive pre-scuffed, a feature that is sure to have some people scratching their heads. This is Nike obviously pointing out the wear and tear theme, avoiding any future shock from sneakerheads who are convinced their shoes are falling apart. The playful element is also referenced on the insole, with a faded effect surrounding the Nike Futura logo, acting as another indicator of the shoe’s ability to change.