Matt Varga Updated August 27th, 2025: South Korea’s WORKSOUT has officially announced their Air Max 95 “Thunder Blue.” Per info shared exclusively with Sneaker News earlier this month, the sneaker will launch exclusively in Seoul this September with quantities scarcer than the black version. Release details will be announced in the very near future.
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The below article was originally published on July 18th. Read above for the latest updates.
By now, anyone with a passing interest in sneakers likely knows that the Nike Air Max 95 is a specially spotlighted model as it celebrates 35 years on the shelves. The festivities to date have been two-pronged, bringing back accessible mainline editions with the jumbo cushioning and a run of widely coveted collaborations, last ticked off with the three-headed Levi’s link-up. Earlier in the year, we brought you the very first look at the WORKSOUT Air Max 95, a shoe that radically changed the composition of Sergio Lozano’s classic. After two initial pairs marked instant sell-outs, a third member joins the WORKSOUT Air Max 95 family.
The South Korean imprint’s chief change centers on the upper, where the iconic layered sidewalls instead simplify into a flush, graphic arrangement, with two wavy 3M stripes adding flash visibility. As if to make up for those changes, a criss-cross seam running down the eyelets and a diamond pattern embedded within the Swoosh bring some additional texture. Where this third pair diverges is in the colorway, veering away from the tonal configuration of the two preceding with a “Thunder Blue” upper and beige sole unit below. And yes, as with most of the model’s outfits to date, the “Big Bubble” remains intact within that, as does the horizontal bubble seam.
Though the set of official images helps crystallize what to expect, release details for the WORKSOUT x Nike Air Max 95 are currently under wraps. Generally, you can expect a rollout to begin sometime later this Fall, maintaining the $190 MSRP the previous duo held. Catch all the new shots embedded below and watch our Sneaker Release Dates page for additional info in the coming weeks.
