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The Air Max Pulse pulls inspiration from the London music scene, bringing an underground touch to the iconic Air Max line. Its textile-wrapped midsole and vacuum-sealed accents keep ‘em looking fresh and clean, while colors inspired by the London music scene give your look the edge. Point-loaded Air cushioning—revamped from the incredibly plush Air Max 270—delivers better bounce, helping you push past your limits. • Shown: Phantom/High Voltage/White/Reflective Silver • Style: DR0453-001 View Product Details I'm a big Air Max fan and couldn't be happier with the styling of the Air Max Pulse. Been waiting on the Cobblestone colorway to release and the color really makes these pop. If you liked the Air Max 270 then these should be a no brainer... I really like the New Air Max logo on the tongue and all the little details the shoe has. Can't wait for more colorways to release. I'm sure people will catch on to these and will be very popular over the summer leading into next year. • High Voltage, High Comfort The new Nike Air Max Pulse is a new iteration of Nike's 'air bubble' sneakers they are infamous for. The Pulse takes inspiration from its predecessors and brings a fresh modern design and an updated silhouette while staying true to the culture surrounding its history with high comfort and high bounce. Nike boasts that the Air Max pulse has taken inspiration from the London music scene, which is known for its electric and deep-rooted history; this translates into bold accent...

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The Air Max 95 made its groundbreaking debut in the mid ‘90s, changing the landscape of the Air Max franchise. Designer Sergio Lozano was inspired by human anatomy when creating the shoe, bringing forth a layered upper and gradient effect. Since its release, the silhouette has been dressed up in countless colorways and an icon of its own. Browse our selection of Air Max 95s, including the OG ‘Neon’ colorway and popular collabs.

The Air Max Pulse pulls inspiration from the London music scene, bringing an underground touch to the iconic Air Max line. Its textile-wrapped midsole and vacuum-sealed accents keep ‘em looking fresh and clean, while colors inspired by the London music scene give your look the edge. Point-loaded Air cushioning—revamped from the incredibly plush Air Max 270—delivers better bounce, helping you push past your limits. • Shown: Phantom/High Voltage/White/Reflective Silver • Style: DR0453-001 View Product Details I'm a big Air Max fan and couldn't be happier with the styling of the Air Max Pulse. Been waiting on the Cobblestone colorway to release and the color really makes these pop. If you liked the Air Max 270 then these should be a no brainer... I really like the New Air Max logo on the tongue and all the little details the shoe has. Can't wait for more colorways to release. I'm sure people will catch on to these and will be very popular over the summer leading into next year. • High Voltage, High Comfort The new Nike Air Max Pulse is a new iteration of Nike's 'air bubble' sneakers they are infamous for. The Pulse takes inspiration from its predecessors and brings a fresh modern design and an updated silhouette while staying true to the culture surrounding its history with high comfort and high bounce. Nike boasts that the Air Max pulse has taken inspiration from the London music scene, which is known for its electric and deep-rooted history; this translates into bold accent...

The Air Max 95 made its groundbreaking debut in the mid ‘90s, changing the landscape of the Air Max franchise. Designer Sergio Lozano was inspired by human anatomy when creating the shoe, bringing forth a layered upper and gradient effect. Since its release, the silhouette has been dressed up in countless colorways and an icon of its own. Browse our selection of Air Max 95s, including the OG ‘Neon’ colorway and popular collabs.

Channels • music • style • pop Culture • sports • life • sneakers • pigeons & planes • shows • volume • podcasts • newsletters Stream on • Youtube logo nav bar 0 youtube • Twitch logo twitch • Netflix logo netflix • Hulu logo hulu • Roku logo roku • Crackle Logo Crackle • RedBox Logo RedBox • Tubi logo tubi Follow On • Facebook logo facebook • Twitter Navigation Icon twitter • Instagram Navigation Icon instagram • Snapchat Navigation Icon snapchat • Pinterest logo pinterest • TikTok Navigation Icon tiktok Read on • apple news • Flipboard logo nav bar 1 flipboard • RSS feed icon rss feed Complex Sites • first we feast • complexcon • complexland Work with us • careers • advertise • contact us Complex Global • united states • canada • united kingdom • australia • netherlands • philippines • complex chinese We’re all guilty of it. It’s easy to get caught up in the hype sometimes. With all of the big name collaborators and limited edition colorways, it’s tough not to. But doesn’t it start to feel a bit boring to look at the same sneakers from decades ago just get covered in new coats of paint over and over again? Yes, our coverage certainly skews that way too. We’re not saying we aren’t fans of all of those collaborations. But we can’t forget about the new sneakers that all of these brands are introducing month after month. While we generally don’t focus heavily on performance or functionality—there are other outlets who are more concerned with those aspects of footwear—that do...