The women have been getting a lot of love from Nike this year. Just earlier today we showed you this in the way of a Nike Dunk High in two blue tones. Now, the love for women has spread in the form of this Air Max 1. It comes with a black upper covered in safari print, and the toe box is made with mesh. The hot red accents line the ankle area of the shoe as well as the two top lace hole eyelets. It’s still unknown whether or not these will drop stateside, however, you can find these at certain online Nike retailers now. Check out where as well as more pix of the shoe after the jump.

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We last saw our first look at the Nike Air Max BW 2010 model a couple months back. Well, we should have known that with a new model comes retro colorways. Thus, Nike gave its revamped Nike Air Max BW 2010 a persian makeover. The Nike Air Max BW Persian 2010 follows the same colorway as its ancestor, using a black/grey/persian violet mockup. The upper uses black nubuck and grey suede, along with a persian violet patent swoosh. The big difference is the black mesh material throughout the shoe’s upper, giving the runner a modern look and feel. Old school meets new school; stay tuned for more info about the shoe’s release later on.

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This year has been absolutely gigantic for the Nike Air Max 95. From Snakeskin, to Fresh Water, to Hot Red and even Mint Green, it’s hard to not find at least two or three pairs that really spark our interest. Now some of you will also be adding the pair pictured here, which comes in a colorway made up of different shades of blue with white and gold accents toward the top of the shoe. Where would you place this pair among your top rated AM 95’s of this year?

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When Nike retailers started receiving the “Hot Red” Air Max 95’s, most- if not all- of the iconic trainer shoe’s fans rejoiced. Now we’ve spotted an overseas retailer with the Air Max 95 pictured here in stock. This shoe comes with a predominantly black upper that boasts all three mesh, suede, and patent leather materials. But that’s not it. The shoe also comes with orange accents such as on the air bubble unit, inner lining, and the spiral pattern seen running from the heel to the toe box. And for one last added flavor- the patented Nike swoosh comes in royal blue. How do you guys feel this pair of Air Max 95’s compares to other monumental Air Max 95 releases of 2009?

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Nike definitely shocked a lot of us when news leaked out of a Nike Air Max 24-7 model that draws cues from both the Air Max 95 and 97. Now we’re hit with more Nike Air Max news sure to get a reaction from most sneaker fans. Perhaps made most famous on the low-top silhouette of the Air Jordan XI, a snakeskin pattern has been incorporated into the Nike Air Max 95 pictured here. The pattern sits just atop the shoe’s white sole and black bubble unit, with a mix of black, grey, and white finishing it all off. Scheduled to release some time in the first half of 2010, how many of you are thinking this is the best pair of Nike Air Max 95’s coming out next year thus far?

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As many of you may or may not know, Nike releases plenty of sneakers- especially running shoes- throughout different European countries that never see a stateside release. Sometimes these releases just take a little longer to reach the Nike retailers in the U.S. Whatever the case may be with this shoe- it is sure to at least catch the attention of many. Just earlier we saw a pair of Nike Air Max Light’s sporting Medium Green that pleased at least some of you sneakerheads out there. Nike has used its Fall/Winter 2009 collection to add another Nike Air Max Light into the fold. The one pictured here also sports a predominantly grey base, but has red accents such as on the Nike swoosh, as well as blue accents such as toward the top of the toe box. Because Nike is always changing its mind, many fans of this shoe and colorway could very well opt to jump on this release through online Nike retailers. We don’t blame you. Check out more flix after the jump.

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The Nike Air Max Light is such a classic silhouette originally released in the late 1980’s that some times all it takes is adding a new twist to it for sneakerheads to get excited over. Earlier this year that twist came in the form of “cracked leather.” This time, it comes in the form of a combination of heralded “flint grey” coloring with medium green accents that stand out against the white and grey tones. Look for your pair online today as we wait to see how general of a release this runner-friendly Nike sneaker will be.

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