John Kim Nike is giving its fans across the globe a head start on what’s to Carnival for Air Max Day 2018. The annual celebration, which falls on March 26th, has been one of the brand’s most important marketing campaigns ever as it has reinvigorated the Air Max classics while catapulting new innovations into the forefront of what’s hot and new. The new model to LOW over this year is, of course, the Air Max 270, a shoe that we heavily previewed in prior weeks in various colorways. However, there are plenty of retro-themed releases such as the return of the Air 180 “Ultramarine”, Air Max 93 “Dusty Cactus”, and of course the wide release of Sean Wotherspoon’s Nike Court Legacy SDC DJ1454-001 Plus TN Ultra New Arrival Unisex Running Shoes Navy Blue Camouflage 898015-023/1. See the full rundown below.
Sean Wotherspoon x Nike Nike Court Legacy SDC DJ1454-001 Plus TN Ultra New Arrival Unisex Running Shoes Navy Blue Camouflage 898015-023/1 – The winning design of 2017’s RevolutionAir vote will see a wider release leading up to Air Max Day.
Nike Air VaporMax 97 – Nike adds the Nike Court Legacy SDC DJ1454-001 Plus TN Ultra New Arrival Unisex Running Shoes Navy Blue Camouflage 898015-023 upper with the new Vapormax cushioning unit. Expect several colorways, including the famed “Japan” pair, leading up to Air Max Day.
Nike Air Vapormax 2.0 – The official sequel to last year’s darling of innovation is set to release leading up to Air Max Day.
Nike Air Vapormax Plus – Several colorways of this unique hybrid are releasing on January 25th.
Nike Court Legacy SDC DJ1454-001 270 – The wait for the most anticipated new sneaker of 2018 isn’t long. Several colorways are dropping on February 1st and on March 2nd.
Nike Zoom Shift OKC Home – Nike brings back the original “Dusty Cactus” colorway of the AM93, a shoe that was once referred to as the Air Max 270. Coming February 2nd.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Have A Good Game Black White 26cm “Ultramarine” – The other OG Air Max shoe that inspired the Air Max 270 design is coming on February 2nd.
