Nike Drops New “Reverse Gradient” Air Max 95 for 30th Anniversary Celebration
Nike is pulling out all the stops for the 30th anniversary of the iconic Air Max 95, and their latest release is a must-have for sneakerheads. The brand just dropped a fresh new colorway, dubbed the “Reverse Gradient,” and it’s already causing a frenzy.
MoMA Exclusive: “Reverse Gradient” Colorway Flips OG Design
Available now at MoMA, this new colorway flips the gradient of the classic “Neon” design, offering a unique twist on a fan favorite. The light gray to black transition from the mudguard to collar is a fresh take on the original design, and is sure to turn heads.
Designed by Sergio Lozano, Never Before Produced
This particular colorway is based on a sketch by designer Sergio Lozano, who created the iconic Air Max 95. The sketch was made before the shoe’s retail debut in 1994 and has never been produced until now, making it a must-have for collectors.
NYC Sneakerheads Get Second Chance to Cop
While MoMA was the exclusive storefront for the initial drop, there are rumors that those in New York City will have a second chance to snag a pair tomorrow, April 10, through Nike’s SNKRS Pass system. Keep an eye out for updates, as it’s unlikely that this highly coveted release will see a wider launch in the future.
Don’t Miss Out on the “Reverse Gradient” Air Max 95
With its shaggy suede upper and reflective detailing, the “Reverse Gradient” Air Max 95 is a must-have for any sneaker collection. Don’t sleep on this limited release – head to MoMA or try your luck with the SNKRS Pass tomorrow to secure your pair.
