This year, the Nike Air Max 90 is celebrating its 30th birthday which means the Beaverton brand is going all out and dropping a plethora of new colorways. Some of these models have been very colorful and it seems like with the summer quickly approaching, the brand is trying to keep that design philosophy going. Recently, the Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" was revealed in all of its glory and it contains an aesthetic that reminds us of the galaxy.
As you can see from the photos below, the shoe features numerous vibrant colors with a stary vibe that is reminiscent of other "Galaxy" Nike colorways. The infamous Foamposite from the last decade certainly comes to mind in that regard. Overall, this is yet another collectible Air Max 90 that will make the hardcore sneakerheads out there, very excited.
If you're looking to add these to your sneaker collection, they will be available as of Saturday, June 20th, for $130 USD. Stay tuned for updates in regards to the sneaker world as we will be sure to bring them to you. Also, let us know whether or not you plan on copping this model.
Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" Unveiled: Release Date
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Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" Unveiled: Release Date
Image via Nike
Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" Unveiled: Release Date
Image via Nike
Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" Unveiled: Release Date
Image via Nike
Nike Air Max 90 "Supernova" Unveiled: Release Date
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