Nike Air Max Plus Utility Arrives In A Classic Colourway

While you refresh your wardrobe for the brighter season ahead, team Nike has your footwear game sorted. For the spring of 2023, the team keeps things chic and simple. The Swoosh has been saving the best for the last, but what better way to bring it back on the 25th celebration of the proposition? The new Nike Air Max Plus Utility arrives in a classic colourway and enjoys simplicity at its best.

Spring getaways in Air Max

Basic junkie? The design team at Swoosh hears you and gives you just what you need. While colours are not your thing, there is no way you should not have some springy fun! The team keeps the silhouette looking clean with a crisp all-white upper while adding pops that nod to the season.

These outdoor kicks, inspired by Sean McDowell’s 1998 design, are all about embracing your style while adding hints of fun elements to jazz up the look! The honeycomb-patterned mesh on the upper adopts a crisp, “colorless” appearance that lets the tiniest contrast steal the show. Flush fuse panels are used in place of the side TPU overlays that resemble palm trees. The mini Swooshes on the sides introduce a splash of ruby red, and the Air Max and Tuned Air appear to match it.

Everything That Your Feet Desires.

Let’s just say there is no need for ANYTHING when you have the upcoming release. Thanks to the toggle lacing system, you can easily get your foot in and out of the shoe without misshaping it because the elastic stretches as you place your foot inside it.

Yeah, florals and prints are what spring lookbooks are made of. But hey, keeping things casual and chic in tracksuits will make you the trendsetter of the season! Take the unconventional route only to find your true style (easy, breezy, fuss-free) and complete your look with this fresh new pair!

Nike Air Max Plus Utility arrives in a classic colourway just in time to freshen up your shelves. Get your size from the top UK and European retailers in our where to buy section. For more news, head to our Facebook and Twitter handles.

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