Air Max 95 ‘Triple Black’

Sergio Lozano designed the Air Max 95 around the human body: its layered panels mimic muscle fibers, the eyelets ribs, the midsole a spine. It was the first Air Max with visible forefoot Air and the first built around gradient grey, so dirt wouldn't show on running trails. Tokyo made it a status symbol in the 90s "Air Max hunting" craze; the neon Volt accents became legend. The 95 remains a cornerstone of UK and Japanese street culture, and the Neon colorway's every return is an event.