We took a look at the N7 Huarache not too long ago, when information was sketchy as to to their release. Luckily, we can now confirm the release details of this charity-benefiting collection.

A portion of all profits from sales the three shoes in the collection (The Huarache and two Pegasus+ 26s) will go to the N7 Program. The Huarache uses a white and black upper, accented with teal and red throughout. For the Pegasus 26, a full-lenth air sole is accompanied by the + system, and is available in two colorways. One being white with grey accents and the other grey with black and teal accents. There are also youth and toddler sneakers available in the pack, which will release at 33 Nike stores nationwide tomorrow, November 7, 2009.

The N7 program was created by Nike specifically for Native American tribal communities, where obesity and wellness is a serious problem. The Air Native N7 is a running shoe that was designed for the larger and uniquely shaped foot found in the Native American culture that released earlier this year. The Huarache 09 N7, which will release in November, is the next up in the series.

This Huarache uses teal, red and grey as its main color accents outside of black and white. While the color inspiration may not be as blatant as the with the Terminator “Winter Journey” Pack we saw recently, the red accent on the midsole works against the grey and teal pinstriping well. While these Nikes will likely never see retail for the general public, it’s nice to see Nike go above and beyond an “inspired-by” or “proceeds benefit” sneaker for a great cause.

UPDATE: Nike will be releasing these on Nikestore.com and in 33 select Nike Factory Stores nationwide on November 7th.

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