Andrew Rizzo Don’t look now, but the Nike Air Max 90 has been on an absolute heater these past few months, continuing to pop out with clean, wearable general releases and adding fuel to the notion that it’s “next up” once the 95 finally cools. This latest women’s look takes us back to the late 2010s with “Python” print and an easygoing neutral palette to boot, coming soon to Nike.com.
Dancing the tightrope of wearability and character, the Tinker Hatfield classic opts for a no-frills palette of “Cream II/Cave Stone/Cream II,” letting the material choices do all the talking. Eyes are first drawn to the mudguard, where textured python print calls for immediate attention off the rip. The Swooshes continue the reptilian direction with scale-textured leather, while a standard suede quarter and mesh foundation round out the core elements.
Seasoned readers might recall Nike’s mini run of “Python” Air Max 90s in the mid to late 2010s, namely the fan favorite “Green Python.” This pair offers just as much in texture and arguably even more when it comes to the colorway, leaning on a natural palette worthy of everyday wear.
The women’s Nike Air Max 90 “Python” is beginning to surface in select markets now, meaning a stateside Nike drop shouldn’t be too far off. Retail is expected to land around $150 to $160. Check out official images below if you’re considering copping.
WHERE TO BUY
Womens Nike Air Max 90 "Python"
US 2026
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