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Nike Air Terra Humara
Everything we hold on this shoe: 1 written piece.
The Air Terra Humara is a 1997 trail runner that looks like it was drawn last month.
Four things on one shoe
The spec
| Brand | Nike |
| Model | Nike Air Terra Humara |
No style code and no colourway here. Both come from the retailer listings on the calendar ahead, and this shoe has nothing on it, so the rows are absent rather than guessed at.
What we have written
Every piece, with the place each claim came from underneath it. Where we could not reach a source we say so instead of quietly leaving it out.
Four things on one shoe
The Nike Air Terra Humara was released in 1997 as a trail running shoe designed by Peter Fogg. "The sneaker's upper is held across the middle by a series of spokes inspired by motorcycle disc brakes, its sole uniquely outfitted to fight pebbles caught in the undercarriage." Its midsole carried both Zoom Air and encapsulated Air, with circular windows in the heel showing the airbag. The Terra name traces back to 1991's Air Terra ACG. Highsnobiety's ACG guide adds that Fogg was a former aircraft interior designer and that the 1997 Humara initially released under Nike Running rather than ACG
Complex, Brendan Dunne, on Undefeated's Air Terra Humara, with Highsnobiety's ACG guide for Fogg's background and the Nike Running point, read 2026-08-31
What we do not hold on the Nike Air Terra Humara yet: nothing on our UK release calendar and no reading in our price index, so no ask we could quote. Everything above is what we do.