Nike

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Born from a waffle iron experiment and a track coach's obsession with performance, Nike was founded in 1964 by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight. From Cortez and Air Max to Dunk and modern performance runners, Nike became the defining force in global sneaker culture.

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Air Force 1

Bruce Kilgore's 1982 masterpiece — the first basketball shoe with Nike Air. From Harlem to the world, the best-selling sneaker of all time.

Dunk Low

Designed for college basketball in 1985, reborn as skateboarding's favorite and the most hyped silhouette of the 2020s.

Air Max 90

Originally the Air Max III, redesigned by Tinker Hatfield in 1990. Infrared, visible Air, and Italian sports car inspiration. Three decades on, still the most recognizable Air Max.

Zoom Vomero 5

Nike's cushioned runner from 2009, brought back by A-Cold-Wall* in 2018. Dual Zoom Air units and Y2K aesthetics made it the archive runner of choice.

Air Max 95

Sergio Lozano designed it in 1995, inspired by human muscle fibers and anatomy. Gradient panels, visible forefoot Air, and an outsole like a spine.

Air Max 1

Tinker Hatfield's 1987 breakthrough — the first shoe with a visible Air window, inspired by the Centre Pompidou. Still the template for Air Max.

Air Max Plus

Sean McDowell's 1998 design inspired by palm trees and ocean waves. Tuned Air pods in the forefoot, gradient uppers — a street icon from day one.

P-6000

Not a reissue — a Frankenstein of Nike's early-2000s Pegasus runners, combining DNA from the Pegasus 25 and 2006. Y2K nostalgia in wavy overlays.

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Vomero

Nike's premium cushioning runner. The Vomero line has delivered maximum comfort for over a decade — a sleeper hit among distance runners.

V5 RNR

Nike's 2025 retro runner pulling from early-2000s archives. Wavy overlays and a low-slung silhouette that channels the Pegasus era.

Air Max DN

Nike's 2024 breakthrough — Dynamic Air technology with pressurized tubes for a reactive, forward-rolling ride. The first new Air Max platform in years.

Field General

Nike Field General is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Total 90

Nike's early-2000s football boot line turned lifestyle shoe. Worn by Figo, designed for total control — the retro football aesthetic that's everywhere now.

Shox R4

Shox TL

Full-length Shox columns from 2003. The Total Shox concept wrapped every step in visible, mechanical cushioning — peak Nike engineering spectacle.

LD-1000

Originally released in 1977 with a flared heel for distance running. One of Nike's earliest performance silhouettes, now a clean retro staple.

ReactX Rejuven8

Nike ReactX Rejuven8 is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Blazer Mid

Nike Blazer Mid is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Air Pegasus

Air Max 97

Nike Air Max 97 is a footwear model featured across recent marketplace listings.

Dunk High

The 1985 Dunk in its original high-top form — bold color blocking for college basketball teams. From Be True to Supreme collabs, the high Dunk endures.

DN8

Nike's 2025 Air Max breakthrough — the first shoe to extend Dynamic Air across the full foot, with eight pressurized tubes delivering a sustained heel-to-forefoot ride.

V2K Run

The Vomero 5 deconstructed — Nike stripped the silhouette down to its technical core for 2024. Zoom Air cushioning in a slimmer, lighter package.

Air Superfly

Part of Nike's late-'90s Alpha Project, the Air Superfly pushed Air Max technology to extreme proportions. A bold, experimental silhouette revived for 2025.

GATO

Nike's indoor soccer shoe — flat gum outsole, low profile, and the tight-to-the-ball feel that futsal players demand on the hardwood.

Air Max 270

Nike's first Air Max designed exclusively for lifestyle — a 270-degree Air unit, the largest heel Air bag ever. Released 2018 for all-day comfort.

Calm Mule

Nike's foam mule for off-duty comfort — a backless slip-on with a contoured footbed and the effortless ease that defines the post-sneaker moment.

Air Zoom Pegasus

Blazer Low

Nike Blazer Low is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Air Max SNDR

Originally the Air Max Sunder from 1999's Alpha Project — a radical trail shoe with wrap-around cage construction. Ahead of its time, now right on schedule.

Air Max Muse

Nike's experimental Air Max from the late-'90s Alpha Project era. Avant-garde cushioning design that's been unearthed by the retro-tech revival.

Killshot

Foamposite

Air Vapormax

Air Huarache

Tinker Hatfield's 1991 design inspired by Native American water shoes. Neoprene bootie, minimal overlays — revolutionary fit that changed footwear construction.

Air More Uptempo

Scottie Pippen's 1996 shoe with giant 'AIR' lettering across the upper. Wilson Smith III's design that turned typography into sneaker design.

Air Rift

Named after Kenya's Rift Valley and designed for barefoot runners in 2000. The split-toe design was radical then and is still turning heads.

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Air Max TL 2.5

Full-length Tuned Air from the early 2000s — Nike's hemisphere-based cushioning system in a streamlined runner. The TL line's refined evolution.

Air Zoom Spiridon

Originally released in 1997, designed for distance runners. Zoom Air cushioning visible through a window — one of the earliest Zoom shoes and a retro-tech staple.

Vaporfly

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Air Max Moto 2K

Nike's Y2K-era running shoe revived — Air Max cushioning with early-2000s motocross-inspired styling. Aggressive overlays and metallic accents.

Lunar Roam

Nike's 2023 hybrid mixing Roshe-era simplicity with Free Run flexibility and a chunky, deconstructed midsole. Approachable futurism.

Astrograbber

Nike's late-'70s football cleat revived as a lifestyle shoe. Vintage Swoosh placement and retro-athletic construction from Nike's earliest era.

Book 1

Devin Booker's first signature shoe from Nike, launched 2024. Designed for the modern two-way guard — lightweight, responsive, and Book's personal style.

Ava Rover

Nike's 2025 lifestyle silhouette — sculptural midsole and modern proportions. A new platform pushing Nike's design language forward.

C1TY

Nike's urban lifestyle shoe — modern construction and a street-ready design. Part of Nike's push into city-inspired footwear.

Waffle One

Nike Waffle One is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Victori One

Nike's minimalist slide sandal — a clean, contoured footbed with simple branding for post-workout recovery and everyday off-duty comfort.

Daybreak

Nike Daybreak is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Sabrina 3

Vomero Plus

The Zoom Vomero rebuilt with extra cushioning and a chunkier midsole. Nike leaning into the maximal comfort trend with a proven runner platform.

A'One

Nike's 2025 experimental sneaker — a new silhouette pushing design boundaries with sculptural lines and forward-looking construction.

Air Footscape

Nike's 1996 shoe with an asymmetric lacing system that follows the foot's natural shape. Designed for natural movement before 'barefoot' was a trend.

KD18

Kevin Durant's 18th signature shoe — Zoom Air cushioning for the seven-footer who moves like a guard. KD's performance legacy, refined.

Air Presto

Nike Air Presto is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Air Max 2013

Nike's 2013 Air Max runner — full-length visible Air and a seamless Hyperfuse upper. The year's contribution to the ever-evolving Air Max lineage.

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Zoom Fly

Nike Zoom Fly is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Court Vision

Aqua Turf

Nike Aqua Turf is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Air Humara

Nike ACG's 1997 trail shoe revived — aggressive overlays and an Air sole unit built for rough terrain. Outdoor heritage meeting the gorpcore wave.

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Air Max Pre-Day

Nike's pre-consumer-waste Air Max — recycled materials in a retro-runner silhouette. Sustainability meeting the Air Max lineage.

Offcourt Slide

Nike Offcourt Slide is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Waffle Racer

Nike's 1977 waffle-soled racer — Bill Bowerman's waffle iron legacy in a lightweight trainer. The shoe that helped build Nike's running reputation.

Air Max Moto

A 2003 runner with motorcycle-inspired design cues — aggressive lines, visible Air, and the Y2K aesthetic that defined Nike's early-2000s running catalog.

Air Zoom Alphafly Next 3%

Astra Ultra

Nike's 2025 lifestyle silhouette — modern design language with sculptural cushioning. Part of Nike's push into new platform territory.

Air Max Goadome

Nike Air Max Goadome is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Attack

Nike's low-profile court shoe — clean lines, minimal branding, and a heritage silhouette rooted in 1980s racquet sports.

Giannis Freak

Air Max Waffle

A hybrid merging Air Max cushioning with Nike's heritage waffle outsole technology — two pillars of Nike innovation in one shoe.

Air 180

Nike's 1991 Air Max with a 180-degree visible Air window — the largest Air unit to date when it launched. Designed by Tinker Hatfield.

Pegasus

Air Max Portal

Lifestyle Air Max featuring a bold, portal-inspired design window into the cushioning technology, blending futurism with everyday wearability.

Ja 2

The second generation of Ja Morant's signature — refined for the all-court speed and above-the-rim explosiveness that defines the young Grizzlies star.

G.T. Future

Nike's forward-looking basketball shoe — Zoom Air for guards and wings who need responsive cushioning and quick cuts.

Clogposite

Nike Clogposite is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Calm Slide

Nike's recovery slide with a textured foam footbed — designed for post-workout comfort with minimal, one-piece construction.

Kobe 8

Nike Kobe 8 is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Zoom Vomero Roam

The Vomero runner reimagined as a chunky lifestyle shoe — ZoomX foam cushioning in an exaggerated silhouette that blurs performance and street.

Alphafly 3

Nike's elite marathon super shoe — carbon fiber plate, ZoomX foam, and two Zoom Air pods. The shoe that breaks world records on race day.

Free

Air Max 98

The 1998 Air Max with full-length Air — Sergio Lozano's design inspired by waves and wind. A late-'90s Air Max that aged like fine wine.

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Air Max LTD

Air Alpha Force 88

Nike's 1988 basketball shoe — Air Force heritage with a bold ankle strap. Pre-Barkley-signature-era power forward energy.

Terminator High

A 1985 basketball high-top that predated the Dunk — Georgetown's shoe, built for college courts, with a high collar and clean leather construction.

Ja 3

Ja Morant's third signature shoe — Nike's next-gen point guard getting an explosive, lightweight performance model.

Air Trainer 1

The original cross-trainer from 1987 — Tinker Hatfield designed it for Bo Jackson, creating an entirely new footwear category.

Vapormax

ISPA Mindbody

Experimental ISPA innovation shoe exploring biomimicry and modular construction — Nike's R&D lab brought to commercial reality.

Space Hippie 04

Nike Space Hippie 04 is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Air Griffey Max 1

Ken Griffey Jr.'s 1996 Nike signature — the crossover shoe that blurred the line between baseball and basketball culture.

Book 2

Devin Booker's second signature shoe — performance basketball engineered for the sharpshooting guard's precise, explosive playstyle.

Initiator

Nike's budget running shoe that became a dad-shoe icon — white leather, silver accents, and the kind of unpretentious comfort that transcends trends.

Air Kukini

A 2000 avant-garde runner with a web-cage overlay inspired by Japanese fishing nets. Minimal, experimental, and unlike anything else Nike has made.

Air Max Flyknit Racer

The Flyknit Racer's featherweight upper married to a classic Air Max sole — a lightweight retro runner with modern knit construction.

Terminator Low

Low-cut version of the 1985 Terminator — clean basketball heritage in a versatile silhouette for everyday wear.

Air Max LTD 3

Air Max Scorpion

Nike Air Max Scorpion is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

ISPA Universal

A shoe-sandal hybrid from Nike's experimental ISPA line — adjustable straps over a cushioned platform for a utilitarian take on warm-weather footwear.

Air Trainer Huarache

Tinker Hatfield's 1992 cross-trainer — neoprene collar and bold colorblocking. Bo Jackson-adjacent energy and the first trainer Huarache.

Air Max Uptempo

A 1996 basketball shoe defined by oversized 'AIR' branding across the upper. Scottie Pippen's go-to — bold, in-your-face, and unmistakably mid-'90s.

Air Max Craze

Nike's 2001 Alpha Project creation — radical Air Max design with neoprene and wrap-around construction. Experimental, futuristic, and finally appreciated.

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Air Zoom Flight 95

Jason Kidd's 1995 shoe featuring the bold 'Bug Eye' Air unit windows — one of the most distinctive basketball designs of the 90s.

Air Trainer SC High

Crater Impact

Nike's sustainable lifestyle runner with Crater foam made from recycled factory scraps — Space Hippie technology in an accessible, everyday silhouette.

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G.T. Hustle

Free Run

ISPA Sense Flyknit

AL8

Ja 1

Ja Morant's debut signature shoe — lightweight, responsive, and built for the most athletic point guard in the NBA.

Kobe 3

Air Max2 CB '94

Charles Barkley's 1994 signature shoe — aggressive, bulky Air Max cushioning built for the most dominant power forward of his era.

Pacific

Nike's relaxed lifestyle shoe — clean lines and comfortable construction. Named for the Pacific coast's laid-back sensibility.

Air Zoom Alphafly Next%

Kawa Slide

Nike's everyday slide for kids and adults — simple, cushioned, and ubiquitous at pools and locker rooms worldwide.

Air Max Isla

An Air Max-cushioned slide sandal — visible Air in the heel meets an open-toe silhouette for poolside comfort with Nike's flagship cushioning.

Offline 2.0

React Element 55

Sabrina 2

Sabrina Ionescu's second signature shoe — the Liberty guard's performance model pushing WNBA sneaker culture forward.

Court Borough Low

Benassi

Nike's no-frills post-workout slide — the quintessential locker room-to-street sandal with a bold Swoosh across the strap.

Air Zoom-Type

A deconstructed runner from Nike's N.354 innovation line — exposed stitching, asymmetric Swooshes, and Zoom Air cushioning for experimental minimalism.

Zoom Freak

Giannis Antetokounmpo's Nike signature line — Zoom Air cushioning designed for the Greek Freak's unprecedented combination of length and speed.

Air Max Goadome Low

The low-cut Goadome — Nike's winterized ACG boot on an Air Max sole, in a shoe-height form. Cold-weather Air Max for urban winters.

Air Baltoro

A 2000s hiking boot with ACG DNA — aggressive tread, ankle support, and trail-ready construction from Nike's outdoor division.

Air Diamond Turf

Air Terra Humara

Nike's 1997 ACG trail shoe revived — aggressive protective overlays and an Air sole for off-road adventures. Outdoor heritage for the gorpcore generation.

Cygnal

Nike's modern lifestyle silhouette — contemporary design language with comfortable construction for everyday urban wear.

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Air Penny 2

Originally released in 1996, the Air Penny 2 is a Penny Hardaway signature model known for sculpted lines and mixed Max Air/Zoom comfort.

Mac Attack

Space Hippie 01

Nike Space Hippie 01 is part of Nike's performance-meets-lifestyle footwear lineup, built for everyday wear.

Gamma Force

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Terra Manta

Nike's trail-ready shoe with aggressive traction and rugged construction — designed for off-road adventures and outdoor exploration.

Air Max 2

Go FlyEase

Air Max Dawn

Air Max Penny

KD17

Kevin Durant's 17th signature shoe — nearly two decades of elite basketball footwear refined for the silky-smooth scoring of the game's most versatile scorer.

Waffle Trainer

React Vision

A 2020 lifestyle shoe with D/MS/X design language — React foam underfoot, layered translucent upper, and the collaged aesthetic that defined Nike's experimental era.