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 we said earlier this month, Nike seems to want to carry the astounding hybrid momentum from 2009 into 2010. Pictured here is the latest Air Max hybrid: the 24-7. As you can see, it borrows cues from the Nike Air Max 95 and applies them to the lacing area & heel, from the 97 and makes a sleek/wave-like upper, and from the 360 to be incorporated onto the sole. Reportedly dropping in Spring/Summer of 2010, do you think the Nike Air Max 24-7 fusion could have been better executed? Or is this as good as it gets to you? The first set of Nike Air Max 24-7’s shown here are for the ladies. You can check out a set made for the men after the jump.

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2009 might very well go down in sneaker history as the year of the hybrid, despite all the splashes made by Nike Dunk’s and Air Max 95’s. Well, here is yet another mash-up brought to you by Nike. The Nike Vunk pictured here draws cues from the Nike Dunk and applies it to the tongue, toe box, and sole. It also draws cues from the Nike Air Max 95, as seen on the mid panel and heel. Although these will only fit those of you who have (comparatively) small feet, no one should be surprised if Nike drops more of these in men’s sizes. These can be scooped up online now.

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It’s no secret that at least for most of the year so far, it was the Air Max 95 “Fresh Water” that generated most of the Air Max 95 buzz. But as word of a “Hot Red” Air Max 95 release spread, things seem to switch gears a little bit. In case you haven’t noticed them at select retailers, those very Air Max 95’s that include hot red as well as black, grey, and white have hit the shelves. This sleek AM95’s release is now available on eBay and select retailers.

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The Nike Air Max 95 is so loved among sneakerhead circles worldwide, that it is almost impossible to execute a colorway on it that won’t appeal to a large constituency of ‘95 lovers. Nike’s making sure that next Spring at least one ‘95 sells out completely by re-releasing yet again the famous Neon colorway. But we’ve now received word of another ‘95 done up in yet another classic colorway that is sure to have fans scrambling as well. The Air Max ‘95 pictured here comes in a predominantly black and dark grey colorway with yellow accents near the upper, on the tongue, and in the air unit. Like many Air Max ’95s out there, these don’t seem to be headed stateside- so you’ll have to ship these into the U.S. or take a trip overseas to get a hold of these. But if you love Air Max ’95s, as I do, then it’ll surely be worth it.

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