Nike Air Max 97 Bred DV3486-001

Thanks to Jordan Brand and the ever-beloved Nike Air Max 97 Bred. "Bred" means Black + Red, and it has become synonymous with sneaker culture for the naive. And whenever a silhouette further the core Jumpman line-up uses said colouring combination, it's very obvious where its effects originate.

Wrapped in University Red, a Black and White colour scheme. This presenting of the Nike Air Max 97 reaches constructed in a leather and mix of mesh materials. It features a Black base emphasised with University Red opposite accents and 3M wistful detailing. Further adding to the drive of suitors, this Air Max 97 includes both of the colours mentioned earlier. Though typically better of a focal point. The reds are relegating to the Swooshes, the tongue and side, and the detailing across the outsole and heel. Elsewhere, the leather and mesh group proffer the dark neutral, matching that of the lining, midsole, laces, and the like.

There's not much to declare on the colourway front as it's pretty much an all-black upper with favourite red accents on the Swoosh branding. The outsole and heel tab accents. However, a tighter study of the materials reveals an amazing depth of texture. The main mudguards are fallen leather, a nice transition from smooth artificial. Grill-like mesh underlays meet this for the remains of the top section before being overlaid by reflecting strips, just like the OG editions. However, the nostalgia remains black when not waxed on for a stealthy look. Of course, being the AM97, the soles have Air softening the entirety of its length.

Soon, you will be able to get them in the UK and European shops. So, stay with fastsole for information. Do not be late. And be ready to get this pair. Also, you can check our website for the early release dates. Also, please review our site's Nike section for even more pairs from the Sportswear goliaths. Moreover, you can go for Nike Air Max 97 Cream for another pair.

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