Nike Air Max Light OG
£110.00
Nike Air Max 98 SE
£145.00
Nike Air Max 270
£115.00
Nike Air Max 270
£115.00
Nike Air Max 98 OG
£145.00
Nike Air Max 97
£145.00
Nike Air Max Light OG
£110.00
Nike Air Max 98 SE
£145.00
Nike Air Max 98 'Leopard' Women's
£155.00
Nike Air Max 270 Women's
£115.00
Nike Air Max 270 Women's
£115.00
Nike Air Max Deluxe
£140.00 £65.00
Nike Air Max 90
£100.00
Nike Air Max 98 OG Women's
£145.00
Nike Air Max 97 Essential
£145.00
Nike Air Max Crew Socks (2 Pack)
£13.00
Nike Air Max 97
£145.00
Nike Air Max 98 SE Women's
£145.00
Nike Air Max 98 SE Women's
£145.00
Nike Air Max Deluxe
£160.00 £110.00
On the 26th March Nike’s Air Max Day will honour the game-changing midsole that propelled footwear design forward. Air debuted on 1987’s Air Max 1 when the trainer became the first to showcase visible Air, and since that point the revolutionary design has evolved into an instantly recognisable aesthetic.
The annual event will see Nike release a series of limited-edition silhouettes including iterations of the Air Max 93, Air Max 180, Air VaporMax Plus, as well as their latest Air Max 270 in a selection of vibrant colourways.
Now in it’s fifth year running, Nike are celebrating their annual Air Max Day celebrations once again.
We’ve dug into our Head Office archive and pulled out a few gems in celebration of it’s birthday.
As one of the foremost curators of vintage shoes and apparel, Sean Wotherspoon created the Air Max 1/97 SW for 2017’s Vote Forward competition—and won. inspired by Sean’s native passion for ‘80s culture with cues from vintage corduroy caps, his native Virginia and current home, Los Angeles.
Nike present an elevated version of a silhouette which epitomises the innovation of Air technology; the Air VaporMax 2.0.
Nike reignites an iconic collaboration with atmos which harks back to 2006. The partnership will see the Japanese influencers impart their creative touch on one of Nike’s most revered silhouettes, the Air Max 1.
A brand new silhouette for 2018, the Air Max 270 features the 270-degree. Air unit which is the largest heel bubble midsole ever seen on a Nike model so far.
The Air Max 180 was the first shoe to feature 180 degrees of visible Air cushioning. This was brought to life by bonding the bold urethane outsole to the Air unit, marking the first time Nike Air would literally hit the streets with each step.
Ahead of Air Max Day on the 26th March, David Forlan from Nike has taken an in-depth look at the Air Max family.
The Air Max 180 was the first shoe to feature 180 degrees of visible Air cushioning. This was brought to life by bonding the bold urethane outsole to the Air unit, marking the first time Nike Air would literally hit the streets with each step.
Shop NowDesigner Tinker Hatfield drew inspiration for the model from the shape of a milk-jug handle, and this silhouette was where he first introduced a 270-degree unit in the heel.
Shop NowA remake of the early 2007 atmos collab features some slight updates to the original release. The animal prints have been rearranged, with the cream detailing replaced with black and this release’s Air Max 1 sports more distinct patterns than the original.
Sold OutA brand new silhouette for 2018, the Air Max 270 features the 270-degree Air unit which is the largest heel bubble midsole ever seen on a Nike model so far.
Shop NowThe Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit 2 has an updated Nike Flyknit upper that delivers structure in the toe and heel, expanding the support and protective capability of Nike’s most revolutionary Air Max. Nike Air VaporMax Air technology underfoot provides an unbelievably light, bouncy and flexible feel.
Shop NowMerging the past and present, Nike's Air VaporMax Plus is decked with the bold uppers of the Air Max Plus and the iconic VaporMax outsole.
Shop NowAs one of the foremost curators of vintage shoes and apparel, Sean Wotherspoon created the Air Max 1/97 SW for 2017’s Vote Forward competition—and won. The voter-approved design was inspired by Sean’s native passion for ‘80s culture with cues from vintage corduroy caps, his native Virginia and current home, Los Angeles. It also combines his two favorite sneakers: the Air Max 1 and the Air Max 97.
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