Nike's Newest Air Max 95 Gets Into the Spirit of Spring

Mixing midnight navy, laser orange and pure platinum.

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It’s evident that Nike isn’t looking to slow down when releasing its Air Max 95 model. Today, a bright colorway of the runner surfaced in “Midnight Navy/Laser Orange-Pure Platinum.” The model’s expected visible Air Max units return to the midsole in orange which complements its mini Swoosh insignia on each lateral side. Its striped upper sees a stacked combination of white, pure platinum and midnight navy from top to bottom with its navy laces welcoming bright speckles.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Midnight Navy/Laser Orange-Pure Platinum” arrives on February 22 for $160 USD at select Nike Sportswear stockists and Nike.com. Fans of the Nike Air Max 95 can take a look at its collaborative Cav Empt iterations.

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