In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forwards with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the "Air Max 90"—but upon its debut, the design was seen as an evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max III.
In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forwards with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the "Air Max 90"—but upon its debut, the design was seen as an evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max III.
In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forwards with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the "Air Max 90"—but upon its debut, the design was seen as an evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max III.
In 1990, the Air Max line took a fateful leap forwards with the debut of a silhouette that quickly transcended its purpose of performance running. Younger audiences may know this look as the "Air Max 90"—but upon its debut, the design was seen as an evolution of the original Air Max from 1987, and given a fitting name: Air Max III.
