The Nike Air Max Plus Goes All Red

After showing you the black & gold colorway of the Nike Air Max Plus yesterday, we now return with something tonal and vibrant for those of you that are looking to make a statement.

We’ve seen the Air Max Plus in a few different colorways this year already but none as bright and bold as this new all red Lava version. This retro runner from Nike has received the all red treatment to no one’s surprise since we have seen plenty of other Nike Sportswear silhouettes do the same this year like the Air Huarache and the Roshe One. There is some slight contrast on this sneaker as we see hints of white and yellow landing on the tongue and branding on the heel. Other than that this is as red as you can get.

Are you feeling the all red look on the Nike Air Max Plus or do you think this “trend” should have been left off the silhouette? Let us know down below.

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