This Fire Breathing Nike Air Max Is Bubble Trouble
Nike has released a new colorway of the Air Liquid Max sneaker, featuring a bold black and red design. This iteration, named 'Bright Crimson and Fire Red,' maintains the shoe's original bubbly aesthetic. The shoe's unique air unit sole continues to evoke mixed reactions among sneaker enthusiasts.
- ▪The Air Liquid Max was initially launched earlier this year with a striking design.
- ▪The new colorway replaces the previous swampy green with a vibrant black and red.
- ▪The shoe's air unit sole is a defining feature that divides opinions among wearers.
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SneakersNike's Air Liquid Max Just Got Fired UpJoin HighsnobietyCreate an account to share your reaction and engage with the community.E-MailPasswordSign up for style news and latest drops.Sign upBy signing up, you agree to Highsnobiety’s Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.Already have an account?Sign inShareThis Fire Breathing Nike Air Max Is Bubble TroubleWritten by Patrick Grady1 minute ago in Sneakers #id-oa6kSc { padding-bottom: 122.4375%; }<picture class="picture___tD9x4 fallback___zC_0r"><source srcSet="https://www.highsnobiety.com/static-assets/dato/1779282274-nike-air-liquid.png?fp-x=0.5&fp-y=0.5&fit=crop&auto=compress%2Cformat&cs=srgb&ar=1600%3A1959&w=1600&dpr=0.2…
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