Of course Nike does not leave out any occasion to release themed sneakers, here is the official Air Max 90 “Easter Edition”. Just like every year the Easter Editions come in pastel colors. This one also features distressed leathers and the mesh toebox. It’s a ladies sneaker coming out in the next couple of weeks. Pic via Sneaker Freaker.

Nike just released the “Neon Pack” in Europe. It is made up of an Air Max 90, Air Trainer 1 and Nike Shox NZ. Each pair features black, white, mesh and neon green highlights. The Air Max 90 and Sox NZ both come with a touch of patent leather. The combination of black/white and neon yellow always worked for Nike and is somewhat classic. Via TheShoeGame.

The pack is now available in Europe, its not sure so far whether it will stay that way or also release in other parts of the  world. After the jump detailed pictures of all three sneakers.

The much talked about Nike Air Max 90 “Hufmax” has now been released at Kix-Files. The AM 90 has similarities to the Hufquake AF1 and Dunk Low that were released last year. This time Huf created an AM 90 with an upper mixed of white leather, crackle print and blue accents. There will also be a black colorway, that we will report about soon.
After the jump detailed pictures.

One of the latest sneakers to be released by Nike is this Wildwood 90 Free Trail. Combining characteristics of the Air Max 90, the Nike Free and the Nike ACG collection this makes a great sneaker. Comfort, lightweight and also nice style. Here it comes in two versions, black and white, both applying snakeskin on the upper. These have been released at Chapterworld.

Along with all the plaid used in the Nike Fall collection, they now also bring some Tweed into the game. Maybe not the most exciting sneakers to come out, we still do like the color combinations forest green/tweed and the brown/forest green/mint green/tweed and all that with some nice purple detailing in the label and laces. It might actually be one of those sneakers that people that are usually not into sneaker will go for. Via Sneaker Freaker.

Check out the second Air Max 90 Tweed after the jump.

The Nike Sport Culture Design Team was challenged to create three shoes that would complement the Tech Pack apparel collection. Having worked with Sophnet creator Hirofuma Kiyonaga to re-release ACG pieces in Kiyonaga’s Japanese boutiques, Nike Designer Jesse Leyva saw parity between Tech Pack’s forward-thinking clothing designs and Kiyonaga’s next limited-edition offering. For the footwear, the Team chose to re-work the Air Rhyolite, the Okwahn and the Air Max 90.

Taking into account the durable materials used in Tech Pack jackets—which are built to withstand the intensity of city living, the Air Rhyolite boot was an obvious choice for attacking the urban jungle. The boot will be available in two colorways: Black/Var Purple and Umber/Black-Sail.
The Okwahn is a bouldering shoe that maintains a rugged appearance despite its more elegant, low-profile design. Like the Air Rhyolite, the Nike Tech Pack Okwahn will be available in Black/Var Purple and Umber/Black-Sail.
The Tech Pack Air Max 90’s you have mostly seen already. The Sport Culture Design Team chose the Nike Air Max 90 to match the vibe of the Windrunner.
The running shoe was a top performer of its day, featuring breathable mesh upper, ample cushioning and bold overlapping panels of color. Here we present you the Nike Air Max 90 360 that is part of the collection.
Check out the Tech pack Rhyolite and Okwahn after the jump.

Not too long ago State Mag from Amsterdam brought out together with Patta and Nike the Air Max 90 Homegrown. At the time it came in all grass green with an orange inner lining. This is now the hyperstrike version of the Homegrown Air Max 90s from Amsterdam’s State Magazine. It comes in the exact same colors, just flipped. Orange upper with crackle application and grass green inner lining. We are not sure which one we like better – they both look great. Also this one features just like the first one the cork inner sole. Pics via Freshness.
Check them out in more detail after the jump.