Following up an icon is difficult enough. Following up on a shoe that became an icon for completely revolutionizing footwear design almost reaches the labors of Hercules level. Which is to say that it is so difficult, that it almost seems designed to fail. This is the psychic hole that the Air Max 90 had to dig its way out of, from the moment it was conceived of as an idea..

As the first Air Max of a brand new decade, the Air Max 90 reflected the rapid but seismic shifts in the landscape that occurred between the release of the first and second Air Max models. Although the appetite for ‘extreme’ aesthetics was still just around the next corner, by 1990 tastes in sportswear had embraced comprehensively bolder looks.

The Air Max 90 responded by increasing the volume contained in the Air units, and the size of the visible Air window to go along with it. A busier look, featuring TPU ribbing, and paneled overlays took a more aggressive stance than its predecessor, as did a plethora of vivid colorways.

From the original tooling, down to details like the lining, tongue label, and the collar and heel heights, the latest rendition of the Air Max 3 is so close to the original, that it even carries the original model name. The "Spruce Lime" is a history lesson you can get your hands on, as the sought after, but elusive design from the orignial batch of colorways, is reissued globally for the first time since 1990. 

If a size is not listed, it is sold out. 

• Nike Air Max 3
• White/Hot Lime/Spruce/Grey Fog
• CZ2908-100