Nike Bring Backs Dan Marino's Original Air Max Speed Turf

Created using the Miami Dolphins colors.

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Nike has brought back Dan Marino’s original Air Max Speed Turf. Last dropped in 2012, the Nike Air Max Speed Turf is hitting 2018 shelves in a retro-minded OG design. Celebrating Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins, the new Air Max Speed Turf was brought to life using the classic Dolphins colors with a blend of white, black, teal and orange tones. An exposed rear air bag reveals an orange accent, while the thick velcro strap covers the top laces.

You can check out the new Nike Air Max Speed Turf above. The sneakers are currently available for purchase at select retailers, and carries a price-tag of $140 USD.

Earlier this month, Nike debuted a black leather and bronze take on the Air Max 1.

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