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Nike is bringing back Bo Jackson’s iconic Air Trainer SC High in Raiders "Away" colors, just in time for the football season. This revival, featuring a White upper with Light Smoke Grey accents and Black detailing, pays homage to Jackson’s legendary dual-sport career and the Raiders' enduring legacy.
Nike Revives Bo Jackson’s Iconic Air Trainer SC High in Raiders 'Away' Colors for Fall 2024
With retro athletic wear dominating fashion trends in 2024, Nike is further embracing this direction by reviving some of its most iconic styles from the 1980s and 1990s. One standout is Bo Jackson’s Nike Air Trainer SC High, a defining cross-trainer from that era. It is returning in Raiders “Away” colors this fall—just in time for the football season. This exclusive revival is a treat for all retro fashion enthusiasts.
Whether the Raiders franchise is based in Los Angeles, Oakland, or Las Vegas, its pirate logo and colors remain among the most iconic in NFL history. According to Sneaker News, this enduring appeal is mainly due to Bo Jackson, the dual-sport superstar who became one of Nike’s most influential endorsers, second only to Michael Jordan. The revival of his iconic shoe is a tribute to his legendary career and the rich history of the Raiders franchise.
Though the Air Trainer SC High was never officially branded as Bo Jackson’s signature shoe, it became synonymous with him. Over the years, the model has frequently appeared in black, grey, and white colorways, paying homage to the Raiders. In 2024, fans will enjoy an “Away” version featuring a White upper, Light Smoke Grey accents, and Black detailing.
Nike Honors Bo Jackson’s Raiders Legacy with the Fall Release of the Air Trainer SC High 'Away'
While the “Auburn” orange and blue colorway remains the most iconic look for the silhouette, referencing Jackson’s legendary Raiders career has always been a natural and popular choice. The shoe’s bold cross-training design remains unchanged, with signature elements like crossed stitching on the side cut-outs and woven leather overlays.
The Nike Air Trainer SC High “Away” will be available this fall for $135. Get ready to experience the revival of a legend. Stay tuned for more details.
