Nike Air Max 95 "Neon" CT1689-001 Released On December 17

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the birth of Nike Air Max 95. At the end of 2020, Nike finally plans to bring back the Air Max 95 "Neon". As one of the most classic first-year color schemes of Air Max 95, the last time it was re-enacted was in 2015, when it was catching up with the global retro trend, which directly gave this pair of shoes a new life.

"Neon" is not only very popular because of the color matching in the first year, but also once broke the circle in the comics and became one of the 2019 Jordan representative shoes of Japanese trend culture. In the comic "Spicy Teacher GTO", Eiji Onizuka has a well-known line: "I use my Air Max to exchange your BMW for your BMW." Since then, the Air Max 95 "Neon" has a "shoes for BMW" The stalk is enough to prove the status of Air Max 95 in Japanese trend culture. The physical photos of this year's re-engraved version have been exposed. It seems that the details of the first year design are basically restored. How many people will buy it this year?
Every time North Carolina color matching strikes, sneakers players are extremely excited. The color of the Air Jordan 1 High OG University Blue from Jordan's college years, this time it is reproduced with the original Air Jordan 1 high-top style. It is determined that it will officially arrive in February next year. The official map has just been released recently. The upper is presented with soft white leather and frosted sky blue stitching. The black Swoosh and the upper flying wing logo return to the familiar and capable OG temperament, and finally the light blue outsole is finished, full of vitality. Compared with the traditional North Carolina Air Jordan 1, this time the texture is more delicate and the visual hierarchy is richer.
This year Nike has completely fired Dunk Low, and it feels that it will be the turn of Dunk High to help Dunk High. The Nike Dunk High SP Black Varsity Maize Sneaker debut next month is a pair of unbelievable goods. The appearance is very similar to Dunk Hi "Wu-Tang", a super-expensive shoe that was released in 1999, except that there is no embroidered logo on the heel. Originally, the popularity of black and yellow sneakers has always been good, coupled with the sky-high price shoes, who can stand it?