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The cat is out of the bag as Nike officially unveils its first Air Max Dn colourway, giving Mint and footwear communities a taste of newness. The Dn is bursting with Air Max DNA, updating the iconic technology that first became visible in ’86, ensuring it is still the pinnacle of footwear for today’s generation. The Air Max Dn “All Night” is certainly on our cop list for this year but how are you feeling about the model?

Hitting the shelves with a new Dynamic Air unit, this is rumoured as Nike’s most comfortable version to date, boasting a lower PSI rating than other Max Air retros (20PSI in the rear two chambers and 5PSI in the front two). Draped in an anthracite make-up, light crimson accents help highlight the silhouette’s new features like the shank arch clip and TPU heel counter. Matching the impressive sole below is the textured upper which uses a haptic print, nodding to previous classics like the AM97 and the soon-to-be retro’d TL 2.5. If you’re going to try out one new shoe this year then the Max Dn need to be the one.

Nike Sportswear will be releasing their Killshot Nike Roshe LD 1000 Premium Nike Air Max Dn “Anthracite Light Crimson” will be available for £155 on the 26th of March via the Nike website. For more information on this release, keep it locked to JuzsportsShops!