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| Colour Shown | Obsidian/Varsity Maize/Wolf Grey/Obsidian |
| Style | IB7936-400 |
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| Colour Shown | Obsidian/Varsity Maize/Wolf Grey/Obsidian |
| Style | IB7936-400 |
More than 25 years after its debut, the Air Max 95 lives on as an iconic piece of footwear—and this vintage colourway brings the legend back to life. The silhouette's original design was inspired by the human body, with the midsole representing the base of the spine while serving as the backbone of the design. Nylon eyelets stood in for ribs, while the upper's layered panels and mesh symbolised muscle fibres and flesh. It was also the first Nike creation to feature a visible, forefoot Air bag.
More than 25 years after its debut, the Air Max 95 lives on as an iconic piece of footwear—and this vintage colourway brings the legend back to life. The silhouette's original design was inspired by the human body, with the midsole representing the base of the spine while serving as the backbone of the design. Nylon eyelets stood in for ribs, while the upper's layered panels and mesh symbolised muscle fibres and flesh. It was also the first Nike creation to feature a visible, forefoot Air bag.
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More than 25 years after its debut, the Air Max 95 lives on as an iconic piece of footwear—and this vintage colourway brings the legend back to life. The silhouette's original design was inspired by the human body, with the midsole representing the base of the spine while serving as the backbone of the design. Nylon eyelets stood in for ribs, while the upper's layered panels and mesh symbolised muscle fibres and flesh. It was also the first Nike creation to feature a visible, forefoot Air bag.
More than 25 years after its debut, the Air Max 95 lives on as an iconic piece of footwear—and this vintage colourway brings the legend back to life. The silhouette's original design was inspired by the human body, with the midsole representing the base of the spine while serving as the backbone of the design. Nylon eyelets stood in for ribs, while the upper's layered panels and mesh symbolised muscle fibres and flesh. It was also the first Nike creation to feature a visible, forefoot Air bag.
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