Nike Air Max 90 SE

CELEBRATE THE BEGINNING OF SWOOSH.

Nothing as fly, nothing as comfortable, nothing as proven—the Nike Air Max 90 SE celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Swoosh. Staying true to its running roots with iconic Waffle sole, stitched overlays and classic TPU accents on the eyelets and heel, it now features the original Swoosh design and removable lace aglet. Other fast paced details add to the celebratory look.

50 Years of Swoosh

Here's a little history lesson in sport: June 18, 1971. The Swoosh's date of first use pairs with its patent number (977,190) for a celebratory look that mixes history with fashion. Lace up for A+ style.

Celebrate Swoosh

Removable Swoosh aglet with diamond adorns the laces while original Swoosh design from 1971 adds to the fun.

Iconic Swoosh Comfort

Originally designed for performance running, the Max Air unit in the heel adds unbelievable cushioning.

More Benefits

• Soft suedes accents on the upper add to the throwback look.
• Insole graphic celebrates the history of Swoosh.
• The low-top design combines with a padded collar for a sleek look that feels soft and comfortable.
• Stitched overlays and TPU accents on the eyelets and heel bring the iconic '90s look you love.
• Plush foam midsole feels incredibly soft and springy.

Product Details

• Rubber Waffle outsole adds a heritage look, traction and durability
• Original "Nike" script on back TPU heel plate
• Extra set of laces

Nike Air Max Origins

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.

Swoosh Origin

In 1971, the legend of the Swoosh was born when it was stitched to a pair of soccer boots. Created by Nike's 1st designer, a 21-year old graduate student named Carolyn Davidson, the Swoosh draws inspiration from the Greek Goddess Nike. Embodying the spirit of sport and its power to unify, the Swoosh symbolizes progress from the tracks to the fields to the streets.