NIKE 720 AIR MAX PLUS

Nike Air Max 720 ISPA Black Reflect Silver. (The jury’s still out as to whether one can comfortably run with a heel-hump.) Nike, however, claims to have been designing with a bigger agenda in mind than the Shoreditch runway. Nike Air Max 720 Saturn All-Star (2019) Niedrigstes Angebot. It’s also got the tallest sole yet seen on a Nike shoe, at a mighty 38mm, and has a “booty bump” at the rear of the sole that’s become the hallmark of chunky runners, from Balenciaga to adidas and Fila. Stylistically, it draws on the 270 (arguably Nike’s first purely street/fashion shoe), the Air Max 360, and the now-retired Lunarlon – perhaps with some Zaha Hadid-style swooping curves for good measure. With the largest heel volume displacement in Nikes line today, the Nike Air Max 720 now has the tallest Air unit of any shoe, beating out its predecessor. Without an in-hand sample to study, we can only say that the 720 appears at first glance to be a response to the gone-through-sensible-and-come-out-the-other-side dadcore trend still gripping footwear designs.

All of which leads us to Nike’s next step in Air technology – a seemingly single, foot-sized, uncaged loop of air.

NIKE 720 AIR MAX PLUS

It’s worth noting that the 97’s replacement, the Plus (or Tuned) 98, featured a chunky cage sole containing small Air units from toe to heel – an innovation that has led to 2017’s VapourMax, which covered the entire sole in uncaged bubbles, meaning the Air unit became the sole itself. It may not have been a single bubble, but the idea stuck, and a line can be drawn directly between the 97 and the full-sole Air unit of the Air Max 2009, which took Nike closer to its inflatable dream. The pink one at the top is from the Air Max 270 Nike A variety of Air units found in Nike's current line-up. Featuring new, upcoming and iconic styles including the Air Max 720 Metallic Platinum, Air Max 720 Triple Black, Undercover x Air Max 720 Black and more.

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