Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin Celestial Gold

Description

It pushes this mixed-material look into the future with the addition of Nike's largest Max Air unit. A FISH OUT OF WATER. Trail-inspired traction pattern provides durable grip. A FISH OUT OF WATER. Named for a fish that can breathe both in the water and on land, the Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin epitomizes versatility by combining elements of trail shoes and water moccasins. It pushes this mixed-material look into the future with the addition of Nike's largest Max Air unit. Benefits Textile and synthetic leather upper takes design cues from trail shoes and water moccasins. Max Air unit helps cushion your step. Trail-inspired traction pattern provides durable grip. Nike Air Max Origins Revolutionary Air technology first made its way into Nike footwear in 1978. In 1987, the Air Max 1 debuted with visible Air technology in its heel, allowing fans more than just the feel of Air cushioning—suddenly they could see it. Since then, next-generation Air Max shoes have become a hit with athletes and collectors by offering striking color combinations and reliable, lightweight cushioning. In 1987, the Air Max 1 debuted with visible Air technology in its heel, allowing fans more than just the feel of Air cushioning—suddenly they could see it. Benefits Textile and synthetic leather upper takes design cues from trail shoes and water moccasins. Benefits Textile and synthetic leather upper takes design cues from trail shoes and water moccasins. Trail-inspired traction pattern provides durable grip.

Key Features

• Trail-inspired traction pattern provides durable grip.
• Named for a fish that can breathe both in the water and on land, the Nike Air Max 270 Bowfin epitomizes versatility by combining elements of trail shoes and water moccasins.
• Benefits Textile and synthetic leather upper takes design cues from trail shoes and water moccasins.
• It pushes this mixed-material look into the future with the addition of Nike's largest Max Air unit.
• Nike Air Max Origins Revolutionary Air technology first made its way into Nike footwear in 1978.
• In 1987, the Air Max 1 debuted with visible Air technology in its heel, allowing fans more than just the feel of Air cushioning—suddenly they could see it.