The New Nike Air Max 90 EZ Take Inspiration From The Air Max 90 And Air Presto

Above you will get a first look at a new Air Max hybrid model known as the Nike Air Max 90 EZ. Image above show a clear inspiration derived from both the Air Max 90 and Air Presto.


The sole comes from the Air Max 90 while the sleeve-like construction of the upper comes from the Presto. Speaking of the upper, it is made out of mesh complimented by the leather mudguards.


Ideal for the Summer season, we expect these to drop soon. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date. In the meantime, check out all the colorways above (Infrared, Black/Neon, Grey/Laser Blue, Black/White and Triple White) and let us know which one is your favorite.

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