Nike Air Max Deals & Offers

Nike Air Max Trainers

• Nike Air Max 1

  The original Nike Air Max trainer with a red and white colour scheme, this one shoe launched the entire range and was considered revolutionary in its time. Since 1987 this shoe has reimagined many times but the responsive air sole has remained. Modern versions often have a snug inner sleeve, smart designs and a fully rubberised outsole with excellent grip. Despite being heavier than many other running shoes, they are a good choice for roads, treadmills and tracks. On rougher terrain, there is a danger of bursting the airbag.

• Nike Air Max 90

  A 1990’s running shoe that’s considered one of Nike’s most iconic models, the Nike Air Max 90 is available in a huge range of contemporary styles. It’s light on the foot, easy to clean and extremely durable. The outsole features a waffle pattern which provides stability on slippery ground. The Nike Air Max 90 is a good choice for runners or fans of the brand but the fit is narrow and it may not be ideal for people with wide feet.

• Nike Air Max 95

  A comfortable everyday shoe, the Nike Air Max 95 has air cushioning for the forefoot and heel. The silhouette is considered one of Nike’s most innovative and cool, making it popular with casual wearers. However, the shoe is difficult to keep clean, bulky and not as sturdy as other models, making it less useful for sports.

• Nike Air Max 97

  A re-release which pleased fans of the original, the Nike Air Max 97 is a street-style shoe that’s lightweight enough to be comfortable on warmer days. The low top delivers a retro vibe and the cushioning is great for road walking. This is more of a character shoe than an athletic shoe, but it tends to have a wider fit than many other Air Max models.

• Nike Air Max 98

  A great fitting trainer that’s ideal for wider feet, the Nike Air Max 98 is considered a lifestyle shoe rather than sportswear. Famous for the huge collection of design choices, this style also features double stitching on the upper for enduring wear.

• Nike Air Max 200

  Comfortable enough for day to day wear, the Nike Air Max 200 is considered a retro-style shoe with plenty of eye-catching colour blocks. It’s one of the cheapest Air Max shoes and although not suitable for serious sportspeople, the build quality is excellent.

• Nike Air Max 270

  Combining a comfortable fit out of the box with lots of classic Nike design flourishes, the Nike Air Max 270 is lightweight, supportive and distinctive. This is also one of the more expensive lifestyle styles and some people find them slightly too tight.

• Nike Air Max 720

  With a "techwear" aesthetic, the Nike Air Max 720 range is modern, durable and futuristic. The cushioning is excellent, but overall the sole is probably too bulky for sports, meaning this is more of a fashion shoe. The Nike Air Max 720 is certainly one of the more unusual and eye-catching styles, but it also comes with a higher price tag.

• Nike Air Max Plus

  Delivering a great fit that locks the foot into position during exercise, the Air Max Plus also provides ample support for the ankles. Cushioning is positioned in the heel and forefoot area and the upper is made from a breathable material. The Nike Air Max Plus range looks bold and trendy with a focus on sport styles.

• Nike Air Max Dia

  One of the most comfortable shoes in this range, the Nike Air Max Dia has an especially thick midsole but remains flexible and light. They are narrow with minimal ankle support, but have a lower price and could be a good choice for people wanting cheap Air Max shoes.