Nike Air Max Furyosa Venice Ashen Slate CZ4149-400

You can’t move on from the beauty of Nike Air Max Furyosa Venice Ashen Slate if you miss out on it this once! It’s a brand new addition to the Air Max family, and it already looks bold and unapologetic. The Swoosh Air team never shies away from experimenting with materials and features. As a result, the sneakers and trainers for running keep getting better with every release. Among many noticeable features in this silo, the double-stacked Air heel and the exaggerated upper captures your attention easily. But what’s more to it?

First of all, you need to check out all the Furyosa releases we will be getting soon. For example, Green Purple Womens, Obsidian, and NRG Metallic Silver. This Venice Ashen Slate is also scheduled to release soon, but unfortunately, we still can’t confirm a date. So, you better keep an eye on all the @FastSoleUK updates we bring. For now, let’s dig into the details of this chunky boot.

As you can see, the structure almost looks like a racing car. It’s kind of compact, even with all the layers and extensions. The midfoot arch is a game-changer for runners, and the midsole is a blessing indeed. The colour scheme is really gentle and soft, compared to the other releases. This one flaunts a soft lilac purple base, and ash grey contrasts all of it. Likewise, a cream beige hue on the laces and a darker hue of pink on the ribbons pop off. The grey and pink combination surely is a chic addition to your sneaker collection this season.

Premium ripstop nylon crafting the silo gets a supportive overlay from synthetic leather around the mudguard. And the suede panels come on top of the leather layers for extra safety. You can see the exclusive lacing system of Nike Air Max Furyosa, which goes around the shoe’s base for maximum comfort and adjustable comfort. Finally, the white midsole and double AIR units on the heel finish it off.

Nike Air Max Furyosa Venice Ashen Slate will release on 2nd September via listed UK and European retailers.

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