JD Sports is known to have the most exclusive colorways for the Air Max line up. Similar to the Air Max 95 we showed you awhile back, JD Sports lines up another colorway set to release this summer. This pair appears to sporting an all-black upper, black midsole, with white accents. Completing the ‘Grid’ look is the white hatching overlaying the fabric lace loops. You can see these at JD Sports UK  in the coming weeks.

via JD Sports

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The once classic, now widely available, Nike Air Max ’95 has just landed at retailers in the Black/ Club Purple colorway. You can find these at most Nike retailers or online at online retailers such as ANYCOnline.

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2009 has been a good year for Nike‘s popular Air Max 95 model. After seeing a handful of re-releases in some of its most adored colorways, (‘Neon’, ‘Freshwater’, ‘Chili’, and ‘Safety Orange’), we didn’t expect to see more of Nike’s mid-nineties staple any time soon.  Fortunately for us, the shoe will continue to see the light of day, taking on its popular “Comet” and “Slate” colorways for a new set of releases. No word on any specific release dates, but both models are expected to drop sometime in 2010.

Via NikeTalk

Nike just released the Nike Air Max 95 “Mint Green” at Footlockers worldwide. Mint green (a pale green hue) marks the runner’s Air Max bubbles, Swoosh emblem and lace loops. The remainder of the 95′s upper is toned in varying shades of grey with a black mesh underlay. Cushioning is provided via Air Max bubbles in the forefoot and heel. The Nike Air Max 95 “Mint Green” is available now at most Footlockers.

Via Footlocker.

As part of their Spring 2010 collection, Nike will be releasing at least two new colorways of the Air Max 95. Though there will definitely be more colorways of this model releasing next year, these two are currently the only known color schemes. The first pair features the typical “Neon” colorway, that has been released quite a few times in the past, while the second sneaker yields a blue upper with black, white, and metallic silver accents. Expect both styles of the Nike Air Max 95 to release in the Spring of 2010.

Via NT.

Not too long ago, we showcased the “Try On” Nike Air Force 1, and we now have a new 21 Mercer Street exclusive Nike Air Max 95 to share. This AM95 hosts the same overall color scheme as the aforementioned AF1 via the full grey upper, grey laces, and grey midsole. Though the sneaker yields a simple colorway, there is no doubting the freshness and uniqueness of this pair. Unfortunately, the “Try On” Nike Air Max 95 Premium is a Quickstrike release which will only be made available via the Nike Sportswear store on 21 Mercer Street in New York.

Via NSW.