Nike Air Max 90 Black Grey DR0145-002

Getting your sneaker racks arranged for the upcoming season? The Nike Air Max 90 Black Grey must be at the top of all! This Swoosh silo is releasing with the classic colour palette of black, grey, and white so that you can flaunt it every season, regardless of the event. On top of that, the construction is highly engineered and modified for all sorts of performance. So that means you can plan your winter strides, marathons, and even lazy walks to warm up.

Apart from the Next Nature line-up and other collaborations, the Air Max trainers for running have always been on top of their game. This Black Grey palette might not seem very interesting to you if you are used to funky or wild palettes. But you’re in luck since we do have our radar on for the Leopard Black Brown theme. Likewise, the SE Safari Black Phantom just dropped a multicolour animal print. Pick whatever pair you want while you wait for this classic Black Grey. Make sure not to miss out on @FastSoleUK updates. Now, let’s get to the details of this silo.

First of all, the entire upper body is ruled by pitch-black. And when we say entire, we mean the overlays, laces, tongue, inner lining, midsole, and even the overlays. As a result, the Nike Swoosh on the sidewall pops up with a crisp white shade. Sure, we did say this palette is from the classic Black Grey ranges. However, the deep sea blue accents from the branding beg to differ. This accent comes from the Nike Air Max branding on the tongue, sidewall window, and the collar counter. So, where does grey appear from?

As you inspect this Air Max 90 from close, you will notice the Air unit on the heel and the synthetic eyelets join this theme with dark stone grey. The construction is traditional yet modern. For example, the premium leather layers join nylon mesh, synthetic panels, and suede. This silo stays flexible and durable just the way you want. Finally, the Air Max midsole finishes off.

Nike Air Max 90 Black Grey will release on 13th January via listed UK and European retailers.

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