Matt Varga All eyes are on Paris again, a convergence of Fashion Week and the NBA’s international series, a doubleheader between the Spurs and Pacers spread across three days. With the Swoosh represented heavily at both venues, they’re capitalizing on the moment with a spotlight on one of their premiere new offerings for 2025, the Air Max Dn8. Recruiting Victor Wembanyama and Ceedee Lamb, the brand is officially pulling back the curtain on the newest member of the Air Max family.
Sneaker News has already brought you looks at some of the model’s upcoming colorways, but those previews can’t substitute for a full breakdown from the brand. Along with getting a first look at this vibrant pink colorway worn by two superstars in their respective sports, Nike provides exactly that, a deeper look at the tech aspects of the new silo.
As its name suggests, the DN8 continues the “Dynamic Air” innovation from the Dn, breaking out into eight independent chambers for full-level responsiveness as you shift your weight with each step. Additionally, they make it a point to note that the “Dynamic Air” chambers extend through the forefoot for the first time, something Nike designers teased could be the next step in our detailed breakdown of the original Dn.
Nike promises a Spring 2025 debut for the Air Max Dn8 at large in men’s, women’s, and kids’ sizing. The pink colorway featured here will debut on SNKRS and at retailers in the near future. Expect a retail price in the $190 range.
