Marion Franklin Rudy aka Frank Rudy is the engineer who created Nike’s Air technology, which forever changed the footwear business. In 1978, Nike released the first shoe using Rudy’s “Air” technology, the Air Tailwind. In 1980, he was a able to patent the technology furthering the “Revolution.”

To pay tribute to the latest engineer, Nike Sportswear will be releasing a new iteration of the Nike Air Max 90 arriving in a mix of Summit White, Safety Orange, and Sesame. It comes constructed in a mix of mesh, leather, and suede materials featuring EST. 1990 printed on the lateral Air unit, his name printed on the lace tips, and blueprint insoles showing off the technology artwork and his signature. An air pressure hangtag completes the design and theme.

Check out the official photos below, and look for the Nike Air Max 90 “M. Frank Rudy” to release on March 9th at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.