Style: 609048-092
Color: Black/Black-Anthracite
Price: $160
Here comes another monochrome Air Max 95 release from our benevolent sneaker overlords at Nike. Known as the "Triple Black", this shoe combines panels of mesh, nubuck, and leather to provide varying degrees of black on the upper, and an all-black, air-cushioned base. Black on black branding on the tongue and heel seals the deal, and keeps it 100 with the murdered out look.
Release date: Friday, March 20th
Style: 705066-100
Color: White/White-Metallic Silver
Price: $150
You know how sometimes, at least in my city, you'll see a guy walking around with an albino snake wrapped around his shoulders? Yeah, that guy is corny. But if he had an albino snake on his feet, then he would be fresh to death. This Friday you will have the opportunity to be fresh to death when Nike drops the latest Air Python PRM in white and silver. The premium leather upper features embossed scaling in white on top of an all white sole. Simple and understated yet still gangsta, these are a fitting entry in this year's Python re-release campaign.
Style: 609048-407
Color: Obsidian/Black-Black
Price: $160
One of the defining features of the Nike Air Max 95 is the gradient stripes that run down the sides of the shoe. That's why this new release from Nike is so shocking: it doesn't have the stripes. And that's ok, because they look great! The mesh and nubuck upper is solid obsidian save for the branding and the swoosh, which are black. The classic chunky sole is all black with obsidian contrasts on the bottom of the outsole. This is a different take on the '95, but one that can work in these waning winter months as well as when spring (hopefully) returns.
Release date: Friday, March 6th
Style: 684715-101
Color: White/Lyn Blu-Brght Crmsn-Wlf G
Price: $200
The Air Command Force have been a hot model for Nike Retro releases this year, and here comes another in a highly coveted OG colorway. Not seen since their original release, the Air Command Force "Ultramarine" have the iconic super high, air system enabled upper in all white with a blue swoosh and crimson branding on the tongue and heel. The midsole is white and silver with a viz air unit surrounded by a blue and crimson heel counter. This is a big shoe with a big history in an OG color - a perfect storm of awesome for any Nike enthusiast.
Style: 312451-004
Color: Black/Hot Pink - Anthrct - Bl Lgn
Price: $120
Making a triumphant return this spring is the Nike Air Stab (as in "stability" and not "I'ma cut you"). This Tinker Hatfield designed runner was one of the first shoes to feature Nike's Footbridge stability technology in it's midsole when it debuted in 1988. This new edition has a black mesh upper with dark grey nubuck overlays, and a sort of South Beach aesthetic for the accent colors. Hot pink accents appear on the branding and the midsole, while teal pops up on the lining, heel counter, and midsole as well. This is the first of many Air Stabs that will be releasing this year, which is welcome news for any retro Nike lover.
