This offering of the Nike Air Max 97 features a White corduroy-like base with leather overlays and contrasting accents.
The various leather overlays come together uniformly, from a light tan at the bottom, to yellow, and lime green on top. The last getting more time in the sun sitting along the tongue fastener while framing the embroidery of a trio of hearts and the Swoosh lining at the tip. The motif making an appearance on the insoles as well.
The above-mentioned trifecta of colors move towards the heel adorned with a heel tab that reads, “FEEL LOVE”. Peach hues fill the signature full-length Air bubble unit, supporting the white midsoles, with the reflective 3M strip still a mainstay.
About Nike Air Max 97
The Air Max 97 was first released in 1997 as a running shoe. Designed by Christian Tresser, its look was said to be inspired by high-speed Japanese bullet trains and alternatively the titanium metal frames on mountain bikes,
Taken for granted now, but a new technology at the time, the hidden lacing system on the Air Max 97 was a first. Compared to the Scotchlite dazzle of that 360-degrees of reflectivity and the silver shine on those synthetic panels, this concealed element of Christian Tresser’s design is easy to ignore, but it was an important detail.
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