Nike Air Max 97 Safari GS DX3088-001

The Nike Air Max 97 was originally released in 1989. The form has had some periods of dormancy worldwide throughout its history, with particular cities across the world lobbying for it to be more popular than it is now.  The most recent revival of the form has been in Japan, where it was inspired by a bullet train. The form is also popular in South Korea. The silhouette of the shoe is unique and offers a level of comfort that is not found in many other sneaker forms. The uppers are designed to mould to the foot, and the full-length Air Max unit provides cushioning that is unrivalled. The outsole also features a waffle pattern that helps to provide traction and durability. The Nike Air Max 97 has been released in a number of different colourways over the years, but the most popular is the "silver bullet" colourway, which was inspired by the Silver Bullet train in Japan. This Nike Air Max 97 Safari GS colourway features a silver upper with red and blue accents.

If you're looking for a sneaker that is comfortable, stylish and unique, then the Nike Air Max 97 is the perfect choice for you. With the original colourways of the Christian Tresser-designed pair yet to be released, sneaker collectors are eagerly anticipating their return. The Swoosh family continues to experiment with the revolutionary Air Max model, which is only available for youngsters. The latest style focuses on predominantly "Black" makeup, with a "Safari" pattern taking over the mudguard in a stealthy appearance. Orange accentuation animates the vamp overlays and mid-foot markings, among other things. The full-length Air Max unit (the first of its kind) beneath foot follows suit while also having a pitch-dark appearance. You can have an in detail read on the collection in our Nike Air Max 97: A Complete Guide.

Nike Air Max 97 Safari GS will release soon. Cop it from our where to buy section via listed UK and European retailers. We give you the chance to get all the latest updates in the sneaker world, so stay connected with us on our  Facebook and Twitter pages.

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