In 2024, Nike Sportswear revives a ’90s gem, the Nike Air Diamond Turf Max ’96 “Black/Varsity Maize.” A favorite of Deion Sanders, this sneaker boasts a sleek White leather base complemented by Black nubuck panels, delivering a distinct, torn-like design. Vibrant Varsity Maize accents on the Swooshes inject a lively touch, enhancing the shoe’s visual allure. The midfoot strap and football logo on the tongue seamlessly unite, solidifying the Air DT Max ’96’s status as an iconic sneaker from the Golden era.
Prime Time’s eagerly anticipated Nike Air Diamond Turf Max ’96 resurgence follows his recent collaboration with Nike, signaling the relaunch of the signature line. Teasers featuring Kyler Murray and Shedeuar Sanders sporting cleated variations of the Air Max have only heightened the anticipation surrounding this iconic model.
Nike Air DT Max 96 2024 Release Date
Prepare for the much-awaited return as the Nike Air DT Max ’96 “Black/Varsity Maize” hits select Nike Sportswear retailers both in-store and online, including Nike.com on February 10, 2024. Priced at $170 USD in men’s sizing, this revival promises a nostalgic journey through the celebrated history of sneakers.
In the ever-evolving landscape of footwear fashion, the Nike Air Diamond Turf Max ’96 “Black/Varsity Maize” stands as a timeless testament to the enduring legacy of iconic designs. Don’t miss your chance to step back into the Golden era with this revived classic.
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Color: Black/White-Varsity Maize
Style Code: HM8249-001
Release Date: February 10, 2024 (SNKRS Launch)
Release Date: June 14, 2024 (Global)
Price: $170
UPDATE 4/26/24: After a limited SNKRS drop during Super Bowl weekend, the Air DT Max ’96 “Black/White” will officially return on June 14th, 2024.
UPDATE 1/19/24: Deion Sanders recently shared a sneak peek of the soon-to-be-released Nike Air DT Max 96 on his Instagram. In addition to confirming the presence of the original details and goal-post logos on the tongue and heel, the Colorado coach also unveiled additional color options for the cleated version of the footwear.
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