Drastic changes have been made to the Nike Air Max Running on the upper designs, adding diamond mesh, and implementing Fuse. For the Air Max, Nike is taking a page out of the book of the recently released and upcoming , using the multi-layered upper design that mimics the muscular anatomy of the human foot. A mesh base layer lies underneath a layer of Fuse, with another tensile material above it to create a highly stable and lightweight upper construction, with the heel being constructed with the seam-less composite material seen on other Nike designs. Remaining unchanged is the running-specific 360-degree Max Air footbed. Take look at the Nike Air Max running shoe
The Nike Air Yeezy wasn’t just one of the best sneakers of the last decade, it helped to further define the sneaker culture as more than performance sneakers, but tools of expression through footwear fashion.
While we don’t get a great look, this quick glimpse of the shoe should shed a little light on what to expect from Kanye and Nike’s second go-around. Obviously, we don’t get a very clear view here, but it’s apparent that the follow-up to the Air Yeezy will once again feature an extra-high cut and a strap, with what appears to be classic tooling at the base. From what we can see here, what do you think so far?
Check out the latest Nike Air Max JR, a colorway that you'd expect to see on a pair of Jordans before Griffeys. Their black, white and Photo Blue getup is vaguely UNC leaning and reminiscent of the popular 'True Blue' Air Jordan III that just saw a retro drop, though the Torch-equipped and 360-degree Max Air-cushioned design will probably perform best as a cross trainer. Or just rock em in the streets
