As we come closer towards the end of the year, Beaverton sportswear giant Nike has taken huge leaps with its sustainable "Move to Zero" campaign. Prominent silhouettes like the Nike Dunk, Air Force 1, and even the Air Jordan 1 have all received earth-friendly makeovers whilst still maintaining the silhouette's origins. The latest addition to this line-up is the Nike Free Terra Vista silhouette, a new instalment of the label's Nike Free series.

These Nike trail runners are debuting in two colourways: the Nike Free Terra Vista "Black Canvas" and "Brown Kelp/Pink Glaze", both of which sees recycled materials with durability, like Nike Grind rubber forming the heel counters.

Top-grade canvas materials craft the forefoot underlays while the rest opts for breathable mesh tooling. The overlaying accents are fixed with FlyLeather fabric for heightened reinforcement, and the heels with a suitable pull tab. Nike Swooshes are still present on the lateral and medial sidewalls for a branded touch, and a new modified version of the Free midsole unit sits underneath a traction-ready outsole.

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