A Third Nike Air Max 90 “First Use” Appears With Shades Of “University Blue”

Jovani Hernandez May 18, 2021

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Nike Sportswear’s forthcoming “First Use” collection already includes different Nike Blazer Mid, Nike Air Force 1 and Nike Air Max 90 styles, but it continues to add tallies to its roster. The latest offering arrives in the form of a classic Tinker Hatfield design clad in shades of “University Blue”.

A mix of mesh, synthetic leather, suede and TPU cover the entirety of the Air Max‘s upper, and are dipped in varying iterations of light blue. The mudguard’s arrangement resembles that of previous Air Jordan releases, while the profile swooshes and accompanying branding deliver stark white contrast à la two-tone Nike Dunk. Medial sides feature a date commemorating the first time Carolyn Davidson’s swoosh design was used by Nike: “June 18, 1971”. Lastly, the sole unit indulges in hits of the titular blue color across its visible Airbag and outsole accents.

An official Nike.com release date hasn’t been disclosed, but this Air Max 90 is likely to launch before July begins.

For more sneakers from the North American conglomerate, check out the latest Air Jordan 1 Low options.

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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.