Browsing the "Nike Air Max 95" Tag
NIKE AIR MAX 95 The Nike Air Max 95 is a runner from the Nike Air Max line designed by Sergio Lozano utilizing a wavy design intended as an interpretation of the human anatomy. Hands down the most well known Nike Air Max 95 colorway is the original 'Neon', a gradient pair that features shimmering tones of neon for pop. Click in for the most up to date Nike Air Max 95 release dates, information, and colorways.
April 5th, 2013 by John K.
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The tried and true Nike Air Max 95 has seen plenty of colorways hit stores, so what else can Nike do give it some new life? Some new materials would be nice, but more of these gradient Max Air units would be nice. This new release uses a basic all-black upper, but gives it a nice punch with the red/yellow contrast on the Swoosh and with the sick Air unit that we feel should be much more common in releases (or better yet, on Nike iD). We’ve got some extra angles for you to look at below so give them a review and cop right now at UK retailer JD Sports.
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March 28th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Air Max 95 No-Sew has randomly started to pop up once again, wrestling the reins back from the OG version that dropped in 2013 to make sure the remix styles would dominate retail shelves. With that being said the colorway used sticks to a pretty standard look, as the gradient that we all know and love can be spotted creeping its way up the sides of the sneakers (With the titular varsity maize tones shining through the bags on bottom and the other accents). See the Nike Air Max 95 No-Sew below and grab them now from Oneness 287 if you find yourself lacking in the 95 category.
Nike Air Max 95 No-Sew
Anthracite/Varsity Maize-Cool Grey-Wolf Grey
511306-071
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March 25th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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Spacy sneakers seem to be more and more popular these days, as the Nike folk continue to riff off the immense popularity of the whole “Galaxy” theme. Putting a different spin on sneakers in space are these illustrations from Ghica Popa, which reinvent classic silhouettes as vessels for interstellar travel. This time around he whips up versions of the Air Jordan III, Air Jordan IV, Nike Air Max 1, and Nike Air Max 95. See all of them after the jump and then tell us your thoughts on these latest bits of sneaker art.
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March 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The Nike Air Max Reinvented series goes small this time around courtesy of Korean artist Momot. Hallmark models and colorways are shrunk way down and a mini paper-constructed world becomes the canvas for the work (Tiny paper version of your favorite AM models not suitable for wear). Continue reading to see a video of Nike Korea’s answer to the Nike Air Max Reinvented series, which shows off an interactive buildout featuring said mini-sneakers, and tell us which piece is your favorite amongst the Nike Air Max Reinvented stuff that we’ve seen to date.
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March 22nd, 2013 by John K.
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As Nike “reinvents” Air Max by implementing the revolutionary Engineered Mesh material on its original Air Max models, the brand is also “re-imagining” them in some bright new colors – and what could possibly be more vibrant than the beaches of Rio de Janeiro? Nike Sportswear presents the Nike Air Max “Beaches of Rio” Pack, which features the four models inspired by the cariocas, sand, water, exotic birds, mate carts, and anything else visually signifcant to the world-renowned beaches of Brasil. Quite the tasty precursor to next year’s World Cup, don’t you think? We’ve got a gallery below so take a look and stay tuned for a global release at select Nike Sportswear retailers in April.
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March 22nd, 2013 by Brendan Dunne
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The belated fanfare for the 25th anniversary of the Nike Air Max lineage continues via various artist-involved projects commissioned by Nike. The latest as far as reinventing the line comes in the form of this artist series, which gets five different London folks to interpret key styles in the range with an illustrative lens. The sneakers selected are the Nike Air Max 1, the Nike Air Max 90, the Nike Air Max 95, the Nike Air Max 97, and the Nike Air Max 2013 (The final one being a pretty bold statement regarding how strong the Swoosh team feels about their latest AM silo). See the creative interpretations of these Nike Air Max classics after the jump and stay tuned to see what other artists around the world will do with the Nike Air Max Reinvented project.
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March 19th, 2013 by John K.
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The global celebration of all-things-Air Max continues with this nice recap of the Nike Air Max Anniversary Party in London. Featuring an inspired decor of classic Nike ads and artifacts with Air Max-infused cocktails and such, this belated 25th birthday of the revolutionary technology certainly fit the “better late than never” bill as a notable crowd joined Nike to celebrate this significant milestone of Nike history. We’ve got some nice snaps of the event below so take a look and check out the entire recap over at Sneaker Freaker.
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March 19th, 2013 by John K.
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The name Matt Stevens should certainly ring a bell if you’re a loyalist of Nike’s original Air Max series. His Air Max 1 tributary book called the MAX100 Project displayed his personal favorite sneaker in one hundred different formats by his own interpretations. To celebrate to reinvention of Air Max and the debut of the new Engineered Mesh, Nike Sportswear teamed up with Matt to create #AIRMAX, which expands his already impressive Air Max 1 illustrations into the territory of the Air Max 90, 95, and 97, pinpointing the design inspiration, color, culture, and reinvention of each sneaker. Check out some of his artwork below and be sure to check on the #AIRMAX project on the Nike Sportswear Facebook Page.
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