Patrick Johnson 
It’s been awhile since we’ve seen a new colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus. The silhouette has always been popular overseas where’s it goes by a different name – the Nike Air Tuned 1 – but Nike Sportswear is still tinkering with new materials to this day. We’ve seen a “Satin Pack” and an overall decline in the traditional gradients that made this retro running model such a must-have in its early days, and today a new Nike Air Max Plus Swimming Pool showcases more experimentation in the colorway department.
The Nike Air Max Plus’s protective flame-like cage overlay is completely absent in this offering. Transparent tape-like textures instead hint at the pattern so most of your focus can stay on the crystal blue and white upper that harkens back to days of summer. The hypnotizing teal shade is contrasted by the ‘TN Air’ logo on the heel while the visible air isn’t so visible anymore. Instead, the midsole and outsole unit gets covered completely in white which extends to the mudguard in a slight gradient. ‘Nike Air’ stitching hits the tongue in a matching shade. What do you think of this unique Nike Air Max Plus Swimming Pool colorway?
Check out more detailed shots of this wavy, water-inspired Nike Air Max Plus offering, and we’ll let you know once this pair is available in the near future. Be sure to check out our release dates page for more of the latest updates.
