Nike Air Max 90 PRM Red Ivory DH4621-600

The brand new Nike Air Max 90 PRM Red Ivory takes a colourful approach to the Air Max Line. Nike is moving mad with these new releases lately. Dear sneaker fanatics, rock the streets with this dapper colourway! And remain alert for the Gym series's release updates and more details. The Multi-coloured palette is something that Nike/AirMax are very fondly proud of. The rest of their multi's were a hit in the sneaker market.

However, this isn't a traditional Air Max silo that shows off some classic neutral hues that are separately renowned by themselves. But still, the fans see its potential, start to think creatively, and match this with any outfit. Adding to an already healthy supply of PRM colourways preceded most recently by the AM90 "Pro Green", this upcoming Air Max 90 delivers a colourway loosely reminiscent of the UNLV, as it pairs red shades with a much quieter grey base. A bright "Habanero Red" highlights the suede quarter and the adjacent tongue. Let alone how comfy these kicks are when you wear them and how good they might look at the same time! This particular Grey can win any heart with these iconic boosts and engineering.

"Gym Red," then, comes into play along with both the ribbed rubber moulds as well as the leather mudguard. Essentially balancing out its bolder counterpart. Hits of Grey lie underneath, marking the mesh across the toe and collar, while white dresses the Swoosh, Nike Air branding, and the sidewalls of the gum-soled bottom. For a more closer look at this upcoming Air Max 90, check out the official images added below. As with most GRs, these should hit select retailers sometime within the next few months. And this one right here, the shades of Yellow and Pink blend so well and give disparity to the overall sneaker. Which makes the boot stand out more, look more trendy, dapper, and very vibrant. 

Nike Air Max 90 PRM Red Ivory will be released very soon. Follow our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages to get all the recent updates.

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