HOMERUN NYC Tags Nike Air Cross Trainer 3 Low
Nike revives the Air Cross Trainer 3 Low after roughly three years out of syndication, with a HOMERUN NYC collaboration debuting.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Running
Brooklyn-based running collective and specialty store HOMERUN NYC has tagged the Nike Air Cross Trainer 3 Low, which had been out of syndication for a little over three years. New images posted to Instagram show a black pair worn on the New York City Marathon route.
Why it matters
The collaboration marks another footwear project between Nike and HOMERUN NYC, which has previously released quasi-collaborations on the Air Force 1, Air Max Plus and Vomero Plus. For New York City runners and sneaker buyers, it signals renewed availability of a model seldom seen in recent years.
The Air Cross Trainer 3 Low returns after roughly three years out of syndication, compared with its original early-1990s debut. Additional collaboration details, including release information, have not yet been disclosed.
The players
HOMERUN NYC
A Brooklyn-based running collective and specialty store that has repeatedly collaborated with Nike on footwear bearing its logo.
Nike
The American athletic footwear and apparel company that originally produced the Air Cross Trainer 3 Low and has linked with HOMERUN NYC on multiple projects.
The details
Images show a person tagging a wall along the New York City Marathon route while wearing a black Air Cross Trainer 3 Low with white graffiti across the forefoot outsole. The model is most famously associated with Bo Jackson through the Air Trainer SC line.
Timeline
• Early 1990s: The Air Cross Trainer 3 Low debuts.
• About three years before November 2026: The model goes out of syndication.
• Shortly after the 2026 New York City Marathon: HOMERUN NYC debuts the collaboration.
• November 2, 2026: Coverage of the collaboration is published.
Track Record
The Air Cross Trainer 3 Low belongs to the Air Trainer SC line most famously linked to Bo Jackson, and its return continues Nike's practice of reviving archival training models through collaborative releases. Its reappearance follows HOMERUN NYC's earlier projects on the Air Force 1, Air Max Plus and Vomero Plus.
Sneaker buyers and runners in New York City may watch for the forthcoming collaboration details, which are expected in the near future. The model's return gives those tracking HOMERUN NYC and Nike releases a new footwear option to follow.
The takeaway
Collectors and runners following HOMERUN NYC and Nike should watch for the promised collaboration details, which will clarify how the revived Air Cross Trainer 3 Low reaches the market.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Sneaker News.
