Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Superfly T & Nike Air Max Ultra M

Last week we announced the release of the new Nike Air Max LD Zero by Hiroshi Fujiwara and now is Mark Parker and Tinker Hatfield's turn. 

Tinker has created a silhouette with new technical features, combining the comfort of the Mercurial Superfly to the Air Max 90, changing its performance and giving life to the new Nike Air 90 Ultra Superfly T.

How did he come to the creation of this innovative and avant-garde silhouette? According to Tinker's words, the style came to life thanks to an athlete - from the past or a world champion - and everything he creates has the colour of his personal experiences. To design the Nike Air 90 Superfly T he drew inspiration for the United States and France, as both countries have had a significant influence on his career. That's why he chose a red/white/blue colour scheme, an essential palette for an interesting shoe with a singular set of technologies.

Nike's CEO instead has always had a weakness for the products conveying what he's able to make and to create this new silhouette he was inspired by the Air Max BW, a shoe that has definitely a lot to communicate.

Mark Parker's Nike Air Max Ultra M, created in blue, black and white, is a tribute to the design language of the '80s, with very contemporary additions such as a jacquard technology used for the upper which creates different areas using a gradual pixel effect.

The Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Superfly T will be available from March 22, while the Nike Air Max Ultra M on March 24 at nike.com/airmax. You can find both on Air Max Day in selected retailers.