John Kim
December 23, 2009
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When you think of a city skyline, a sunset backdrop comes to mind. The Nike Air Max Skyline is now available in a “Sunset” colourway that Nike has used here and there, most notably in the Nike Air Max Plus that released about a decade ago. The gradient-like coloring give these runners a dual personality: look at it straight on and all you see is yellow, but flip the shoe around and red is all you see. You can cop your pair over at Finishline now.
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