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Brand: Nike

Model: Air Max Zoom 950

Key Features: Both the tooling and the upper of the Air Max Zoom 950 take inspiration from the Nike Air Max 95, a sneaker that has enjoyed huge success in Japan since its release. The upper is made of lightweight monomesh with a neoprene liner. The tooling features Zoom Air pods at the forefoot — as seen on Nike’s premiere running footwear — and a 270 Air unit at the heel. Together, the Air units remind strongly of the Air Max 95’s iconic chunky sole.

Release Date: August 15

Price: TBC

Buy: atmos Tokyo

Editor’s Notes: Nike is gearing up to drop an all-new silhouette, dubbed the Air Max Zoom 950. The sneaker takes clear inspiration from the Nike Air Max 95, and is an example of how brands should be revamping their classics by injecting new technology but keeping the overall aesthetic and design true to the original.

The first colorway will be available exclusively in Japan, with atmos Tokyo helping the Swoosh launch the model on August 15. Check it out above and stay tuned for information on a worldwide release.

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