The Nike Cortez has not been seen that much this year, however, the colorways that have surfaced are well-received to say the least. That said, check out this white/navy blue Cortez that is now available at Mita.

The navy blue accent color appears on the heel tab, the Nike tag logo (tongue) and the midsole. Other features include a perforated swoosh, a white inner lining and a white outsole. As stated earlier, this Cortez is now available at Mita.

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Nike’s classic Cortez appears here with Flywire and Free technologies, and taking the name Flymotion with it. Dubbed the “Mexico,” these Nikes use a red, green and white colorway.

The Free sole takes on the green color, adding flexibility and reducing weight on the classic version. The uppers are all white, utilizing Flywire along the mid-panels. Red is used as well, accenting the sole near the heel and the logo on the tongue. The Cortez hasn’t been known as a performance sneaker since the creation of Zoom, Air Max and other Nike technologies, but these look ready for a nice long run.

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Recently, we have shown you a couple of nylon-based Nike Cortez’s that are set to release in 2010. We have seen a plethora of styles applied to the Cortez over the years, however, Nike will now unleash another leather-based Cortez model.

The Nike Cortez Leather SI will come in two colorways: white/midnight blue and white/red. The accent color of each appears on the shoelaces, the Nike tag logo (tongue), the heel tab and the midsole. Other features include a perforated swoosh, a white inner lining and a patternded design surrounding the midfoot area. What are your thoughts on the latest design applied to the timeless Cortez? Click here to view additional photos.

We’ve seen a lot of Nike Sportswear’s Spring 2010 releases as of late, including these Air Maxim 1s, but outside of these Cortez Nylons, few have been designed fr the fairer sex. This Terminator High is out to change that, though, as its been done up for the ladies only and given a pretty feminine colorway.

Coming in an all-leather make-up, this Nike uses Pop Julep and Violet, with touches of black and white. Violet dots cover the lace section and toe box working as an accent to the Pop Julet. White leather is used on the toe, tongue and back of the ankle. Suede is also used on the heel, matching up hues with the rest of the upper.

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The Cortez is a timeless silhouette we’ve seen in a seemingly endless number of colorways, including 2009’s orange and blue Nylons, and for Spring 2010, Nike Sportswear is rolling out this Pine Green pair.

As the name implies, this pair uses nylon as the main material for the uppers. Matching green toe, heel and lace-hole surround sections are made of suede. The white Swoosh matches the laces, heel tab and sole majority. Yellow works as an accent color, appearing on the classic Cortez sole accent and tongue label. Look for these next Spring.

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The sneaker game is a boys’ club for sure, but sometimes manufacturers come with a little something for the ladies, like these Spring 2010 Nike WMNS Cortez Nylons.

The nylon uppers of both are great fits for spring, as one is a dark navy blue with bright pink accents, while the other comes in a light teal, with just a bit of orange for accent and yellow on the tongue. If you couldn’t guess from the name, both models use nylon as their choice material, with matching suede heelcaps. Whether these are working for you or not, it’s great to see a classic for the female heads out there.

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