Showing no signs of slowing down is the Nike Air Max Zero Women, which arrives this spring in a number of new women’s colorways including the two Glacier Blue tinted versions you see here. Based off early design sketches of the original Air Max 1 by Tinker Hatfield and constructed with modern materials, the Nike Air Max Zero Sale gets two fresh looks for spring in unique color combinations of Glacier Blue with grey, black, and lime accents in a ripstop nylon upper or the standard mesh upper in Glacier Blue with Palm Green and black accents.
Nike Sportswear heats up a tasty new look for the Nike Air Max Zero Men in “Oatmeal”. We’re guessing you find this oatmeal not too hot or cold, but “just right” for this latest look on the concept sneaker combining vintage style with modern tech, presented in the light tan mesh and synthetic upper. The “Oatmeal” look is no doubt a great early spring option for the Air Max Zero to get you ready for the summer months ahead.
Nike Sportswear pulled out all of the stops for their first annual Air Max Day including the brand new Nike Air Max Zero Cheap, once just an initial sketch from Tinker Hatfield before the Nike Air Max 1 even came to fruition. Sure, Nike updated the silhouette with a number of modernised materials like a bolstered mesh, Tape seams, and more, but the shoe did keep the original patterns and Air Max system from Tinker’s original blueprint.