Official Look at the Nike Air Max Plus "Black/Total Orange"
Nikeis diving deep into its celebrated archives to bring back a fan-favorite, much to the delight of sneaker enthusiasts worldwide. TheNike Air Max Plus'Black/Total Orange,' a distinctive colorway that first surfaced in 1996, is set for a highly anticipated return in Fall 2025. Designed by Sean McDowell, the Air Max Plus has always stood out for its iconic wavy TPU caging and signature Tuned Air cushioning. The 'Black/Total Orange' iteration is pure fire, literally. This fall-ready banger features a gradient mesh upper that seamlessly fades from brooding black to a blazing total orange. Glossy black TPU overlays and matching mudguards add depth and structure, creating a visually striking effect. Bright orange Swooshes bring the drama, contrasting sharply against the darker elements.
What makes this return particularly exciting for today's sneaker collectors is how the colorway plays with themes that are both spooky and sporty, hinting at Halloween without being overtly costume-like. The Air units themselves, those signature bubble windows, serve up a juicy splash of orange and red, while subtle yellow accents on the outsole and heel branding nod to the shoe's classic DNA. Tuned for comfort and built with bold flair, this pair isn't just for seasonal festivities. Its 'Tuned Air' cushioning offers premium stability and unbelievable comfort for all-day wear. The Nike Air Max Plus 'Black/Total Orange' will be available at Nike.com and select retailers, ready to scare the streets—in style—this fall.
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