Nike Air Max Genome Bright Mango CW1648-004 – nike-air-max-genome

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When the Swoosh brand debuted their legendary Air Max 1 trainers back in 1987, it was an instant hit. People absolutely loved the Air technology implemented within the midsole, not only that but it was also visible beneath the heel. Fast forward to recent times, the said Air unit has blessed countless Nike trainers and they’re still as comfortable as they were when they were introduced and one of the latest footwear silhouettes to accommodate this is the Nike Air Max Genome Bright Mango. A closer look at these early-2000s-inspired runners shows a combination of materials dressing the upper, breathable mesh, synthetic toolings, and many more, while still providing a super lightweight feel. The panels are arranged in colours of grey and vibrant pink-red, accompanied by a Swoosh logo on the lateral side only in black for a pop of contrast. Underfoot, the aforementioned Air bubble sits visibly at full-length delivering cushioning and comfort that won’t disappoint.

Release Date:

Thu 08 Apr 21

Brand:

Nike

Model:

Air Max Genome

Style Code:

CW1648-004

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