Nike Total 90 III

If you like low-profile trainers that nod to football heritage but work as everyday streetwear, these Total 90 III reissues solve that exact itch: classic 90s pitch styling with modern materials so you get the look without the awkward break‑in. ## What makes it worth it Nike keeps the original Total 90 silhouette but updates the build with a pearlised white leather upper and metallic gold medial and heel panels for a cleaner, more wearable finish; that leather is sturdier than canvas or synthetic alternatives and holds the shape well. The shoe uses a padded midsole and a gold-tone padded collar, which gives noticeably more cushioning than many Samba-style retro trainers, and the black rubber outsole with a zigzag traction pattern provides dependable grip on city streets. This reissue launched at roughly $110 / £— positioning it as a slightly pricier retro drop but still within typical lifestyle trainer pricing. ## Where it falls short The reissue leans small for some feet — community reports suggest sizing up 0.5–1.0 UK size — and the padding improves comfort but doesn't match modern running-cushioning tech for all‑day support. Buy this if you want a faithful Total 90 look upgraded for streetwear and slightly better comfort than classic football trainers; skip it if you need maximum all‑day cushioning or prefer perfectly true-to-size fits.

£72.37