who shoe is foamposite

 

Shoe is designed by Nike and released on September 27th, 2013. The sneaker is made of a mix of black nubuck, red, white and blue three-stripes with a black suede upper. The shoe celebrates the colorway of the French national football team that won the World Cup in 1998. It was introduced in Europe as "Team Zebra", referencing the team's color scheme.

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The shoe released in the United States on October 4th, 2013 as "Who You Gonna Call?". It is available in most Nike Brand retailers, including Niketown. Nike released the shoe in honor of the 35th anniversary of Ghostbusters.

The shoe is an homage to one of Nike's earliest running shoes, designed by Bruce Kilgore and introduced in 1979 as the "Ghost" training shoe. The shoe was not widely marketed and its only three launch colorways sold out quickly. It was known for a double-density EVA midsole that gave it a high performance ride at an affordable price point. The shoe was discontinued after the first year of production, however, it was re-released a decade later in 1997.

The shoe is also known as "Foamposite" when referring to one of Nike's most popular basketball shoes with the print and designer, who took the name from the shoe.

GALLERY OF IMAGES: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim]:

Shoe makes verbal reference to: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] that is not exactly true; it does not have anything to do with ghosts but rather it's an acronym for "Field of Dreams". It uses a mythical tale to create its own mythology, parodying the idea of "fooling the eye". The shoe also takes a jab at Nike's "swoosh" logo by using the phrase "who you gonna call". This is also a pun on the phrase "Who You Gonna Call?", as is "Gone In 60 Seconds" which refers to an old car manufacturer.

It makes visual reference to: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] that just happens...or does not happen...also related wordplay. The shoe's design makes reference to a number of elements that were created for other products, but aren't used in those products. These references include Ecto-1, Foamposite One and the Ghostbusters Logo.

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Making reference to: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] I have no idea! [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] that is a lesser known fact. The shoe makes a shout out to the 1985 movie "Ghostbusters" by using the aforementioned motto in their design on their tongue and "Who You Gonna Call?" slogan across their heels.

The shoe makes a reference to: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] that is one of Nike's most notable collaborations with a large number of firms. The shoe was released in honor of the 35th anniversary of Ghostbusters. This alludes to the company as a crafty way of making a reference to all the other elements that it makes design references to.

That is related to: [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim] that is one of Nike's most notable collaborations with a large number of firms. The shoe was released in honor of the 35th anniversary of Ghostbusters.