Nike has released a retro version of its iconic Air Max 95 in the Neon Yellow colorway as part of a delayed 30th anniversary celebration. The sneaker features a gradient gray design with bright neon accents and enhanced Big Bubble technology. It is available now for $190 through the Nike SNKRS app.
The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Neon Yellow marks a significant release for Air Max enthusiasts, described in sources as potentially the coolest iteration of the classic sneaker. Originally launched 31 years ago, this retro edition celebrates the model's 30th anniversary, though it arrives somewhat late. The design includes a gradient gray ripple colorway accented by vibrant neon details, combining the original aesthetic with modern Big Bubble updates for improved visibility and style.
Priced at $190, the sneaker is available immediately via the Nike SNKRS app. The release is part of a broader weekly roundup of notable drops, highlighting the enduring popularity of the Air Max line, akin to the cultural impact of the Jordan 1 BRED.
Other concurrent releases include the New Balance Ellipse v1 in Deep End with Medusa Green for $144.99, featuring '80s-style running aesthetics, Fresh Foam X cushioning, and breathable mesh, available at New Balance. Nike also launched the Women’s Air Jordan 1 High in Psychic Blue and Pale Ivory for $185, with sizing up to men's 12.5, leather uppers, and fuzzy suede details, via SNKRS. The Air Jordan 4 Imperial Purple follows at $220, boasting a purple suede base with University Gold speckles and black laces, also on SNKRS. Finally, the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Hyper Crimson, priced at $150, offers a collaborative Wave design in grey, black, and orange, shipped with special packaging including a Surinamese flag bracelet, available via Patta but likely sold out.
These drops underscore a vibrant week for sneaker culture, with Nike dominating alongside New Balance and Patta collaborations.
