Brown sneakers and shoes Nike Air Max

The very first model of the Nike Air Max silhouette was released a long time ago, in the year 1987. To design the premiere silhouette, Tinker Hatfield took inspiration from the Georges Pompidou Centre in Paris. This reveals the internal construction of the building, which also applies to the Air Max 1. Nike's first model with a visible bubble. Another man behind the creation of the air capsule technology is Frank Rudy, a former aeronautical NASA engineer, who patented his idea in 1979, almost a decade prior to the first release of the shoe. Nike has been using a version of the technology ever since. The Air collection has a number of silhouettes to its account, which gives everyone an opportunity to choose what suits them the best. The cushioning technology improves with every single newcomer and same applies for colourways. Hundreds of collaborations, with different materials in various designs. The only thing that stays are the bubbles which offer you comfort with every step you take. Some silhouettes are certainly more popular than others, and you can find your warrior right now.