Michael Le In the past, Nike has used the Air Force 1 to celebrate New York City’s beloved parks and the Blazer Mid Acclimate to pay homage to nature. It’s possible that both of these shoes have had a some influence on this upcoming Air Max Plus.
Though not quite as overt as the aforementioned, the Air Max Plus does signal its themes by way of its tongue, whose graphic sees three trees clad in green, blue, and purple. The Nike text just in front seems to borrow the style of the aforementioned Blazer, connecting the pair to the brand’s previous outdoor efforts. Elsewhere, the rest of the colorway — save for the speckled midsole — is rather standard as it incorporates a blue gradient base and black cages, overlays, and the like.
For a closer look at this upcoming Air Max Plus, check out the official images below. These are likely to pop up on Nike.com and at select retailers very soon.
In other news, early images of the UltraBOOST 23 surfaced yesterday evening.
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Grade School Nike Air Max Plus
US 04/27/2022 Wednesday
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