We’re here to look at every Nike Air Max model which is available right now, from the retro icons through to the modern classics. Let’s just do it. Nike releases a new model on Nike Air Max Day (yes, it has its own day on March 26th) every year, along with a raft of redesigns and colourways for other popular models too. From the fabled Air Max Series come the stylish with Air Max Invigors with a range of colourways in attention-grabbing silhouette designs. They very much count as one of the classic Nike designs and are popular for daily wear within casual street culture. They're also lightweight and cushioned, making them perfect for walking around the town, turning heads as you go. Walking On Air You will have probably seen ' Flyknit' or 'FK' slapped onto the end of many Air Max models and even on Nike football boots too. It describes the method used to create the shoe’s upper material. Flyknit shoes make use of various lightweight fabrics (such as polyester or nylon), intricately spun together to create a more breathable and flexible material for the upper of the shoe.

It was a lightweight athletic shoe designed for running and featured a single visible unit of pressurised air in the heel. With it, Air Max technology had been born.Just like Nike Air Force 1 and Nike Air Jordan releases, Nike Air Max drops are regularly highlighted in any sneakerhead’s calendar, and rightly so. Now, 35 years on, tens of millions of pairs have been sold worldwide and some of the most iconic Nike trainers are now seen as wardrobe staples. There are plenty of models which come and go, which shows that it truly depends how each release lands with the critics and sneaker-loving public.