Air Max Dn Shoes A9080
２６．０ / black
Sale price
$39.50
Regular price $250.00
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The proprietary Dynamic Air Unit system uses two sets of dual-pressure tubes.
The heel is the hardest part, with pressure adjusted to be softer towards the middle of the foot. When stepping, the amount of air inside the tube changes, enabling smooth foot movement.
Uses multi-layer mesh in the upper for lightweight and excellent breathability.
3D printing creates a textured style. Encases the cushioning system with comfortable foam, achieving a unique softness and supportiveness.
A comfortable fit for the entire foot with a soft-touch design.
Provides responsive rebound at performance levels and energetically supports any movement.
NIKE/Nike
Nike is a global company based in Oregon, USA, dealing in sports-related products such as sneakers and sportswear. Established in 1968. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Group companies include other sports equipment manufacturers such as Umbro. The company name originates from Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, which one of the employees, Jeff Johnson, saw in a dream.
Air Max Dn Shoes A9080
Sale price
$39.50
Regular price $250.00
Shipping calculated at checkout.
The heel is the hardest part, with pressure adjusted to be softer towards the middle of the foot. When stepping, the amount of air inside the tube changes, enabling smooth foot movement.
Uses multi-layer mesh in the upper for lightweight and excellent breathability.
3D printing creates a textured style. Encases the cushioning system with comfortable foam, achieving a unique softness and supportiveness.
A comfortable fit for the entire foot with a soft-touch design.
Provides responsive rebound at performance levels and energetically supports any movement.
NIKE/Nike
Nike is a global company based in Oregon, USA, dealing in sports-related products such as sneakers and sportswear. Established in 1968. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Group companies include other sports equipment manufacturers such as Umbro. The company name originates from Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, which one of the employees, Jeff Johnson, saw in a dream.