Nike Air Max 1 Premium SE “Hot Sauce” Review

Earlier this month Nike dropped a brand new colourway of the Air Max 1. This pair draws inspiration from hot sauce, with a white mesh base, metallic silver “foil” like leather, and speckled red accents on the Swoosh, top eyelets and more. Check out my detailed breakdown of this shoe and see how they are on feet!

Nike Air Max 1 ’86 OG “Jackie Robinson” Review

Nike’s annual tradition to pay tribute to the legendary Jackie Robinson continued this year with the release of this limited edition Air Max 1 ’86 OG. Crafted using genuine navy blue coloured leather, along with synthetic overlays of sail and gold touches, these are a premium version of the beloved Air Max 1 model. Watch my review and let me know if this was a cop or a drop for you!

Nike Air Max 1 ’86 OG (Air Max Day) “Royal Blue / Volt” Review

Following the release of the OG “White / Blue” colourway, Nike released this special edition colourway on Air Max Day, 3.26, inspired by a similar release from a decade ago. Slapping on volt hits on the midsole and tongue, these also have 3.26 branding on the tongue – ensuring they stand out on the streets. Check out my video to learn more about this pair and to see how they are on feet!

Nike Air Max 1 ’86 OG (Big Bubble) “White / Royal Blue” Review

After releasing the original “White / Red” version of the Air Max 1 last year in “Big Bubble” form, today, Nike dropped its counterpart – the “White / Royal Blue” pair! Built the same, it features white mesh, blue and grey synthetic suede layers, and an extra large Air Bubble in the heel as a nod to the original 1986 production that was quickly scrapped for its 1987 version! Did anyone else pick these up today?

Nike Air Max 1 Premium “Keep Rippin, Stop Slippin 2.0” Review

Continuing on with releasing 2.0 versions of iconic Air Max 1s, Nike recently brought back the “Keep Rippin, Stop Slippin” Air Max 1, originally from 2008. Looking totally different from the OGs, this 2.0 version features hairy black suede, smooth leather, and deep red coloured hits on the lining and embroidery. Is this a worthy sequel to the ’08 classic? Leave your thoughts below!