Browsing the "Nike Air Max" Category
The Nike Air Max technology uses visible Air cushioning on the bottom of various Nike models. Continue reading for the latest information on Nike Air Max sneakers, release dates, and colorways.
April 30th, 2013 by John K.
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The Nike Air Max EM releases have been subject to some impressive “Pack”-style releases thus far like the “City Pack” and the upcoming “Beaches of Rio” Collection that is set to arrive soon. Also hitting in the Summer months is the “Sunset” Pack, which utilizes the seamless Engineered Mesh upper to recreate a beautiful sunset from toe to heel. There are six total silhouettes for this Nike Air Max EM “Sunset Pack” with June releases in the works, so keep an eye out for those. In the meantime, the Nike Air Max 95 EM “Sunset” is available for pre-order at endclothing right now with a ship date in June, so check out these new photos below and let us know if you’re feeling the orange-to-yellow gradient EM upper.
Nike Air Max 95 EM Sunset
554971-886
06/2013
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April 29th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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For a shoe whose box might have you believe they’re at least two-thirds turquoise, there’s quite a bit going on with this latest Nike Air Max 95 Dynamic Flywire colorway. It does indeed combine Sport and Midnight Turquoise shades as the basis for this expressive palette, but it’s the orange-leaning Total Crimson and an unnamed green tier though the middle that gives this pair its kick. A multitude of contrasts including the namesake Kevlar cables might call to mind 2007′s Air Jordan VIIIs ‘Pea Pods’ (similar to that pair’s contrast stitching), so have a closer look after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for US release info.
Nike Air Max 95 Dynamic Flywire
Sport Turquoise/Total Crimson-Midnight Turquoise
554715-383
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April 29th, 2013 by John K.
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The popularity of Denim Twill material on NSW kicks is reflected by the great colorways that have hit stores this far, with the Air Max 1 being an emphatic popular pick among Nike fans. After the recent release of the Teal Blue Denim Twill colorway, Nike continues with a grey denim twill colorway paired with a vibrant Total Crimson orange on the inner lining for the SF Giants appeal. These have already arrived at select spots overseas, but be on the lookout for this new Air Max 1 soon as these will likely hit store shelves globally in the near future.
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April 27th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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In addition to Liberty London’s multicolor approach, Nike Sportswear has offered its own take on a staticky or snowy print this year. It’s a style we’ve seen on popular models like the Roshe Run, Blazer and Free 5.0 V4, and now we see one of the NSW cornerstones join that group. This newest Nike WMNS Air Max 90 blends a teal shade with off-white and black around the snowy mesh areas, a look that rides a soft green Fiberglass midsole. Check them out in more angles after the jump, then find yours available at select retailers like Concepts.
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April 26th, 2013 by John K.
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The sick feature of the Nike Air Max 1 Hyperfuse is the unique overlap in the layers of the upper. In fact, back in 2011, Nike Sportswear designers filled us in with their “Tales from the Kitchen” animated video and described the stitchless upper as one of the key features of Hyperfuse material, giving the Air Max 1 silhouette a refreshed look. Even two years after its debut the Air Max 1 Hyperfuse, Nike continues to release the shoe in some enticing colorways, like this Hyper Blue/Total Crimson colorway that just dropped at Extra Butter, so check out the extra photos below and hit them up for a pair.
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April 25th, 2013 by John K.
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Revive Customs‘ restored sole-swap productions haven’t disappointed yet because his creativity and craftsmanship combines for such an original point of view on customs sneakers. This latest work definitely falls into those categories as he takes one of the most game-changing designs in the Nike Air Raid and adds on the revolutionary 360 Max Air unit for one of the most distinct customs we’ve seen. Nike has done some 360 Max Air hybrid versions in house, but the Air Raid? That’s a level of sneaker appreciation that most won’t understand. Check out a gallery of the Nike Air Raid 360 Customs by Revive and stay tuned for more sneaker custom updates!
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April 25th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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It’s clear from the aliases he chose that the rapper best known as MF Doom is a big fan of pop fantasy works. Here we see another Jwdanklefs custom sneaker based on the prolific and mysterious emcee once accused of going rap game Andy Kaufman, sending an impostor on stage on his behalf. In the case of the ‘Dr. Doom’ Nike Air Max 1, we reach back through MF and Victor Vaughn to the original Marvel Doctor Victor von Doom character’s give a greener touch to spring’s ‘Atomic Teal’ colorway. It’s a more faithful representation of the comic costume than 2006′s black/white Air Foamposite Pro; how does this Dr. Doom compare to the Metal Fingers AM1s we showed you earlier this morning? Let us know after you’ve seen more below, and stick with Sneaker News for the latest customs.
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April 25th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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The time we faced Doom was back in 2007 when Nike Skateboarding collaborated with the multi-persona’d hip-hop veteran Daniel Dumile. Interspersed with alter egos Viktor Vaughn and King Geedorah, the emcee best known as MF Doom collaborated with myriad names highlighted by Madlib and Danger Mouse; simply put, Doom destroyed the mid-’00s. A crown jewel punctuating this brilliant period was the coveted MF Doom x Nike SB Dunk High collab, whose menacing vibes we see echoed by Jwdanklefs’ latest custom job. This ‘MF Doom’ Nike Air Max 1 nails the colorway, piping, bubbly handstyle and materials including the signature ostrich skin. This one is a 1 of 1, but Dank also did five for Marvel’s original Dr. Doom, so check out the MF Doom Air Max 1 in greater detail below and stay tuned for more shortly.
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