As a proud member of the Klamath Tribes, Coley Miller’s ancestral roots run deep in the Native American community where she grew up in Southern Oregon. While she has many happy memories of playing in the nearby forests and rivers as a child, Coley also remembers long days in the hospital being treated for chronic kidney disease. Her Air Foamposite One honors her Native American culture with a quail plume design, and a galactic backdrop as a tribute to her mother—her kidney donor—who loves to watch the stars with Coley. As for the phrase “ho mas gi” on the insole, that’s a reminder to Just Do It in the Klamath language. “I really wanted to do something that represents my people,” Coley explained. Heritage Coley's collection honors her Native American culture, and the phrase "ho mas gi" translates to "Just Do It" in the Klamath language. Supermom For Coley's 8th birthday, her mom Natalie donated her kidney. Now Coley can spend more time doing all the things she loves, like playing basketball, coloring and spending time with family. Stargazing The galactic backdrop is a tribute to Coley's mother, who loves to watch the stars with her. Product Details Pull tabs Foam midsole Rubber outsole Nike Air The first of its kind, Nike Air technology absorbs impact for cushioning with every step. It’s been built to help reduce the weight of the shoe without sacrificing performance, supporting both the athlete and the lifespan of the shoe.