This Nike Air Max 97 Is Illuminated By Bright Neons

Jovani Hernandez June 29th, 2020 (updated)

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While still two years removed from its 25th Anniversary (and seven from its 30th), the Nike Air Max 97 is keeping up with its ’95 and ’90 counterparts’ 2020 rosters. The latest from the Christian Tresser-designed Air Max is a colorful option for women.

Black bases set the stage for the medley of colors found across the vamp overlays. Shades of blue, red and purple bring flair to the tonal pair in an arrangement reminiscent of the Air Max 97 Neon Seoul. Mesh tongues sit below black laces with reflective detailing and are adorned with a neon green swath. Branding throughout both the upper and bottom-halves forgo any of these vibrant hues, but the latter boasts some contrast. Full-length Air units, which are shared with the Air Max 98, are clad in a rich green; tooling at the forefoot and rear tread introduce a divergent, but oddly-sensical yellow.

Details of a Nike.com launch for this women’s Air Max 97 are still unknown, but pairs are likely to arrive ahead of Summer. In the meantime, enjoy official images of the shoes here below.

For more kid-exclusives, check out the newest Jordan 1 Low with alternate midsole paint jobs.

Nike Air Max 97
$170
Color: Black/Electro Green/Fuchsia Glow/Silver
Style Code: CW6028-001

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Written by

Jovani Hernandez, Editor

Jovani Hernandez joined Sneaker News in December 2019. He’s covered breaking news about adidas Yeezy and interviewed Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky amongst his 5,800 posts. A sub-5-hour-marathoner, he now enjoys running sneakers the most, but fondly reminisces about Nike Basketball and Sportswear from 2007 to 2014.