Air Max

Photo: Nike The Nike Air VaporMax Plus was released at the start of 2018, after the astounding success of the original VaporMax, that came out just a year before. Taking design aspects from the Air Max Plus, that came out two decades earlier, Nike described the shoes influence as "Looking to the past to propel you into the future." The...

Photo: Nike The Air Max 90 FlyEase is Nike’s latest sneaker that combines one of their most iconic silhouettes with their FlyEase technology. Created by brothers, Tinker and Tobie Hatfield, the shoe was made to celebrate 30 years of the Air Max 90, and create a version that would be...

Photo: Le site de la sneaker The Air Max 1 Released in 1987, on the 26th of March, and was the first ever Nike shoe to show the Air bubble in the sole. Although Air cushioning had been implemented since 1978, it was only when Tinker Hatfield took inspiration from the Centre Pompidou that a window was put in the midsole to show the Air unit inside....

    Photo: Nike The Nike Air Max 270 released at the start of February 2018, as the first Nike Air Max model to be designed to be used casually. This is quite a shocking fact at first, because this certainly isn't the first time Air Max's have been worn casually, however this is the first time an Air Max shoe has...

Photo: @DirtyMoney823 The Nike Air VaporMax was released on the 25th of March 2017, and instantly turned heads with its air unit that took up the entire sole. Released in time for Air Max day, the shoe was Nike's attempt to look into the future of Air Max, and not just re-releasing their previous models. The shoe was a risky...

Photo: Nike The Nike Air Max 1 is one of the most iconic sneakers,released in 1987, that over its 33 year history, has remained one of Nike's most popular shoes. Dubbed the Air Max 1 as it was the first Air Max shoe to be released to the public, it was the catalyst for starting off a craze that was...

  Photo: Nike The Air Max 90, unsurprisingly released in 1990, has been a top seller for three decades now, making it one of the most recognizable sneakers in the world. Originally known as the Air Max 3 until 2000, the shoe was designed by Tinker Hatfield, who was also the creator of the Air Max 1, the Huarache, and many...