A Techy Air Max Mule Becomes Dark Like the Night Sky
Originally launched when Bluetooth was a flex and your phone still flipped, the Nike Air Max Craze has made its large-scale return. (As have so many other good things from the Y2K era, of late.)
A navy colorway wraps the upper on the latest rendition of the Air Max Craze.
Nicknamed “Midnight Navy,” the new shoe continues its dark-colored theme with a black shroud that zips up and obscures the laces. Meanwhile, white piping and pixel-tinged graphics give this shoe the retro-tech feel of the early ‘00s.
And of course, this wouldn’t be an Air Max without the signature air bubble-filled sole.
The Air Max Craze was originally introduced in the early 2000s as a techy cross-training sneaker and was only available for a short period of time.
The backless mule features a slingback closure extending from the sole to provide heel support. It’s a similar system to that in other Nike mules, like its sporty Calm model.
The Nike Air Max Craze "Midnight Navy" will retail for $180 and is expected to release this summer on the Nike website.
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