Browsing the "Air Max 360" Category
December 17th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Arriving early for spring training, the quintessential Ken Griffey Jr. colorway returns on a brand new silhouette sporting some of today’s most advantageous technical specs. Something like a cross-training answer to basketball’s Air Penny V, the Nike Air Griffey Max 360 picks up where earlier tech-updates left off, and just like Hardaway’s signature series, this new Griffey signature seeks to capitalize on a legacy of established design language. Sweeping upper lines have a mixture of curves and angles that offers another representation of Junior’s sweet swing, while Hyperfuse adds both breathability and graphical options to a Nike+ enabled Max Air platform you’ll find available soon at select Nike Sportswear retailers.
Nike Air Griffey Max 360
White/Black-Freshwater
538408-100
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October 18th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Nike dropping its partnership with Lance Armstrong set off a chain reaction whereby all but one of the (soon to be former) seven-time Tour de France champion’s top sponsors gave him the axe on Wednesday. Nike’s marketing prowess is unmatched, so when the Swoosh commits to LIVESTRONG and Lance’s namesake Foundation, we’re reminded that the fight against cancer is more important than all the bicycles in Europe. So as of this writing, Nike still plans to move forward with the 2013 LIVESTRONG collection, which boasts eight different footwear options including five of next year’s big new debuts. Joining the flagship LIVESTRONG x Nike Air Max+ 2013 will be the Air Max 95 Dynamic Flywire, LunarFly+ 4, LunarFlash+ and Zoom Vomero+ 9, joined by new styles for the Free 5.0+, Free Trainer 3.0 and 5.0. Click through for a look at each pair that includes our first ever viewing of the LunarFly 4, LunarFlash and Zoom Vomero 8 and stick with Sneaker News for all the happenings between now and these pairs’ Q2 drops.
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September 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Sneaker News noted the dramatic effect created by layering Electric Blue atop black on a recent Nike Air Max+ 2012 release, and today we have a slightly different manifestation of that same premise. This new womens Air Max 2012 has a bold ‘Spiderman’ look to it thanks to University Blue appearing a bit richer than usual against Bright Crimson and black accents, and it’s that red shade that creates an intriguing interplay on forefoot ventilation areas. It’s not quite purple, nor is it either of the aforementioned constituent shades, but more of a ‘sum greater than its parts’ emergence, and you can see more below before buying at retailers like Titolo.
Nike WMNS Air Max+ 2012
University Blue/Black-Bright Crimson-White
487679-406
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September 4th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Nike Running has issued a ton of colorways for this year’s Air Max flagship model, most of which show off the Hyperfuse upper’s layering capabilities. This newest Nike Air Max+ 2012 does it so subtly you might not even notice, as the Electric Green underlay is barely visible beneath a large field of Game Royal. That energetic green gets its due on the sockliner and Max Air cushion, and along with Metallic Silver Swooshes and a white midsole, contributes to a ‘Sprite’ look (aluminum can and all) that should arrive at retailers like Titolo in October.
Nike Air Max+ 2012
Game Royal/Metallic Silver-Electric Green
487982-403
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August 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Slowing a bit after a burst of early-summer activity, the Nike Air Max 95+ BB is back with new colorway to add some extra variety to your last minute back-to-school shopping. Featuring a stealthy mix of Dark Grey, Wolf Grey and Obsidian, these offer an alternate take on the grey-dient styles that’ve been so popular on this silhouette. The latest Nike Sportswear release bound to draw comparisons to the world’s most valuable sports franchise has just arrived at a retailer who also makes its home in the Big Apple, and you can see more images of this new Air Max 95 360 below before grabbing yours at Kith.
Nike Air Max 95+ BB
Dark Grey/Dark Grey-Wolf Grey-Obsidian
511307-018
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August 10th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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We were surprised when a Sport Red-bubbled Nike Air Max 2006 Leather arrived at retailers in May, but the following white/silver colorup made perfect sense as one of many such summertime looks. The latest pair also has some clear timing behind it, as the University of Oregon Ducks look arrives on the precipice of another season with top-5 preseason ranking expectations. You could also take the Speed Yellow hits literally, and then you’re a red lace away from imagining a world in which Usain Bolt and the rest of the dominant Jamaican sprinters rep the Swoosh. More photos await your click below, so let us know how these compare to the other Air Max 2006s we’ve seen this year as well as its 2012 younger brother, and grab yours today from Finish Line.
Nike Air Max 2006 Leather
Black/Storm Green-Speed Yellow-Metallic Silver
525230-037
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August 4th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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After the rainbow-colored ‘What the Max’ edition hit in late April, the Nike Air Max+ 2012 has proven that it can excel equally in simpler color schemes. Following up on black/gold and all-Volt colorways comes this new two-toned style pairing a black Hyperfuse upper with Total Orange on the 360-degree Max Air unit, plus a hint of silver on the Swoosh. It’s particularly easy to see them as a Cincinnati Bengals colorup with this ‘stripey’ design arriving on the precipice of the first Nike x NFL season at local retailer Corporate. Let us know what you think about its Jack-O-Lantern appeal after you’ve had a chance to see more photos and stick with Sneaker News for all the latest Air Max 2012 releases.
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July 13th, 2012 by John K.
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NIKE PACK WEEK
Finishing off this week of bundles of Nike footwear here in Classics Revisited tied together by a distinct theme is the trio of Air Max releases from 2006 called the ‘Kashima Antlers’ Pack. This unique set was a tribute to the Kashima Antlers professional football club in Japan – the most successful club in the history of the Japan League Division 1 since its inception in 1993, but the origin of the Antlers club dates back to 1947. The Nike ‘Kashima Antlers’ Pack featured three significant models; the Air Max 95 and the Air Max 97, both of which are widely popular in Japan, and the Air Max 360, which debuted in late January of 2006. Of the three colorways, only the Air Max 360 is designed with the Kashima Antlers kit colors in mind (White, Black, and Red), but all three compositions capture a singular theme that were widely popular when the Kashima Antlers Pack was launched globally in late February.
The Air Max 95 features the pristine Gold and Royal colorway, using the Beige color as an accent on the upper mesh (Beige is on the official Kashima Antlers club crest). The Air Max 360 featured the widely popular laser detailing on the upper with Kashima Antlers FC written in Japanese on the tongue. The most popular and coveted of the entire Pack is the Air Max 97, which boasted the much-beloved elephant print on the upper with a teal-colored Max Air unit. The ’97 also featured Kashima Antlers branding on the tongue as well as on the heel pull-tab. Included in this special edition release was a custom tissue paper that lined the box as well as an envelope containing mini postcards of the world’s most significant football clubs – Man U. and Boca Jr’s to name a couple. Check out a gallery of all three from the ‘Kashima Antlers’ Pack below, and let us know if you’ve got any of these in your Air Max collection!
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