Air Max DN8 - Black/Green Strike-Volt
Air Max ain't dead and the DN8 is here to prove the point. With eight—count 'em—Air bubbles on-show, they're one of the most aggressive shoes we've seen in a minute!
That show-stopper sole unit is comprised of two dual-pressure Air chambers equipped with eight full-width tubes distributing cushioning to your whole foot. For the Nike anoraks, it brings to mind 2002's Air Max Plus V—famously in 50cent's 'In Da Club' film clip—which featured a similar looking tube system in the heel. The result is more Air, distributed more effectively.
The uppers feature a similarly expressive form, with fused overlays swooping up from each Air bag's window to reveal mesh underlays below.
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Air Max DN8 - Black/Green Strike-Volt
Air Max DN8 - Black/Green Strike-Volt
Air Max ain't dead and the DN8 is here to prove the point. With eight—count 'em—Air bubbles on-show, they're one of the most aggressive shoes we've seen in a minute!
That show-stopper sole unit is comprised of two dual-pressure Air chambers equipped with eight full-width tubes distributing cushioning to your whole foot. For the Nike anoraks, it brings to mind 2002's Air Max Plus V—famously in 50cent's 'In Da Club' film clip—which featured a similar looking tube system in the heel. The result is more Air, distributed more effectively.
The uppers feature a similarly expressive form, with fused overlays swooping up from each Air bag's window to reveal mesh underlays below.
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Air Max ain't dead and the DN8 is here to prove the point. With eight—count 'em—Air bubbles on-show, they're one of the most aggressive shoes we've seen in a minute!
That show-stopper sole unit is comprised of two dual-pressure Air chambers equipped with eight full-width tubes distributing cushioning to your whole foot. For the Nike anoraks, it brings to mind 2002's Air Max Plus V—famously in 50cent's 'In Da Club' film clip—which featured a similar looking tube system in the heel. The result is more Air, distributed more effectively.
The uppers feature a similarly expressive form, with fused overlays swooping up from each Air bag's window to reveal mesh underlays below.
