Late last year, Nike reached way back into the vault and reintroduced the Nike Air Flight Lite in a number of solid colorways. Two original colorups were released, but left this one, White/Sapphire-Citrus for vintage heads to cherish.

While many may fiend for the uber-high top cut of the Flight Lites, overlooking the history of this shoe would be nothing short of a tragedy. Last year, only months before the re-release of the Nike Air Flight Lites, came the Nike Hyperdunk which was the lightest Nike basketball shoe ever (later outdone by the Kobe IV). When released in 1991, the Nike Air Flight Lite was the lightest Nike basketball shoe despite the many ounces of weight that went to the high cut and inside boot.

Scottie Pippen is often associated with the Nike Air Flight Lite, but in many promotional materials and commercials, NY Knicks’ Gerald Wilkins was the face of the revolutionary shoe. The pair from the Nice Kicks collection is far from deadstock condition, but thanks to Nike’s choice of a soft Phylon midsole foam, many original pairs from 1991 are still wearable. Click here to get another look at the Nike Air Flight Lite.

Nike is bringing that icy sole back to us again in November, in the classic Chicago Bulls colorway. The Nike Air Flight Lite High is a classic that should not be overlooked. After all, this shoe helped start the Bulls run of greatness, and inspired Nike to bring us the Pippen signature line, not too long after. Take a closer look at this upcoming release after the jump.

They will be available in November for $110 at your local Nike retailer.