The Air Max 95 gets a technical update for the winter season. The Nike Air Max 95 GORE-TEX pairs the layered silhouette with GORE-TEX technology and a large visible Air unit. You can expect the Nike Air Max 95 GORE-TEX in two colorways.
The Air Max 95 arrived in 1995, drawn up by Sergio Lozano. He took his cues from human anatomy: the midsole as the spine, the layered panels as muscles and the lace loops as ribs. That structure is still easy to read here. The materials just serve a different purpose.
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The first version, Light Bone/Black/Metallic Pewter/Campfire Orange (IO1877-001), features a light ripstop upper. The lower half is darker, and that is where the GORE-TEX material sits. GORE-TEX branding appears on the forefoot, close to the toe. Campfire Orange returns on the lace loops, the heel Swoosh and parts of the outsole. A warm accent against a cool base.
The second version, Black/Diffused Blue (IO1877-002), stays almost entirely black. Blue details subtly break up the dark build. Both pairs sit on the updated Big Bubble tooling, recognisable by the sizeable Air unit in the heel.
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Release in Europe
An official EU release date for the Nike Air Max 95 GORE-TEX has not been confirmed yet. The release is expected in autumn 2026.
Looking for an Air Max for wet autumn days? The Nike Air Max 95 GORE-TEX brings weather-ready materials to a familiar silhouette. Can't wait? Other Air Max 95 designs are already available at Nike.
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