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| Release Date | 03/26/2017 |
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| Release Date | 03/26/2017 |
| Release Date | 03/26/2017 |
Thirty years of technological innovation culminates on the crowning achievement of Air Max Day 2017: the Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit. Tinker Hatfield introduced the concept of a visual air unit on the Air Max 1 in 1987. The murdered-out Triple Black version by NikeLab is constructed with a lightweight Flyknit upper and accentuated by Anthracite speckling throughout. A reflective 3M Swoosh works well alongside bolstered Dynamic Flywire to match the clear outsole. The result is the lightest, most flexible Air Max ever.
Thirty years of technological innovation culminates on the crowning achievement of Air Max Day 2017: the Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit. Tinker Hatfield introduced the concept of a visual air unit on the Air Max 1 in 1987. The murdered-out Triple Black version by NikeLab is constructed with a lightweight Flyknit upper and accentuated by Anthracite speckling throughout. A reflective 3M Swoosh works well alongside bolstered Dynamic Flywire to match the clear outsole. The result is the lightest, most flexible Air Max ever.
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Thirty years of technological innovation culminates on the crowning achievement of Air Max Day 2017: the Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit. Tinker Hatfield introduced the concept of a visual air unit on the Air Max 1 in 1987. The murdered-out Triple Black version by NikeLab is constructed with a lightweight Flyknit upper and accentuated by Anthracite speckling throughout. A reflective 3M Swoosh works well alongside bolstered Dynamic Flywire to match the clear outsole. The result is the lightest, most flexible Air Max ever.
Thirty years of technological innovation culminates on the crowning achievement of Air Max Day 2017: the Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit. Tinker Hatfield introduced the concept of a visual air unit on the Air Max 1 in 1987. The murdered-out Triple Black version by NikeLab is constructed with a lightweight Flyknit upper and accentuated by Anthracite speckling throughout. A reflective 3M Swoosh works well alongside bolstered Dynamic Flywire to match the clear outsole. The result is the lightest, most flexible Air Max ever.
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