Nike's First Women's-Exclusive Uptempos

Barely Green Nike Air More Uptempos for women release on Sept. 22.

Sep 08, 2017
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Nike Air More Uptempo Barely Green 917593 300
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A fall season already chock-full of Scottie Pippen sneakers will see another release in this Nike Air More Uptempo. The "Barely Green" colorway is set to release on Sept. 22 according to Nike, although the sneaker release date calendar for chain store DTLR has it arriving on Sept. 23.

Per Nike, this is the first women's-specific colorway of the Air More Uptempo. It looks like it won't be the last either—releasing later this year is the "Shine" pair.

Elsewhere in Pippen footwear news, Kith's Ronnie Fieg is bringing back the Air Maestro 2 worn by the Chicago Bulls great.

Nike Air More Uptempo "Barely Green"
Release Date: 09/22/17
Color: Barely Green/White
Style #: 917593-300
Price: $160

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