The Nike Air Max 95 'Big Bubble Palace' (2026) represents a modern intersection of Nike’s performance-running heritage and contemporary streetwear culture, anchored by the iconic Air Max 95 silhouette originally designed by Sergio Lozano. Recognised for its anatomical-inspired layered upper and visible Air cushioning, this iteration draws attention to the “Big Bubble” aesthetic, referencing the oversized Air unit construction seen in early Air Max tooling history, reinterpreted for today’s sneaker landscape. With design influence from Palace Skateboards, the model continues the ongoing dialogue between skate-inspired fashion and Nike’s technical innovation, positioning it firmly within modern sneaker culture. Overview Built on the legacy of the Air Max 95, the sneaker retains its signature gradient-inspired upper structure and multi-layered construction that blends mesh, leather, and synthetic materials for depth and durability. The defining feature remains the visible Air cushioning system across the midsole, engineered for responsive comfort and everyday wearability. The “Big Bubble” concept amplifies the visual presence of the Air units, paying homage to early Air Max design eras while reinforcing its relevance in contemporary sneaker design. As a collaborative expression with Palace Skateboards, the model sits at the intersection of sportswear innovation and streetwear identity. Authenticity is assured through PUSHAS, where every pair is professionally verified by expert authenticators. Key Highlights Heritage Air Max 95 Silhouette: Stays true to Sergio Lozano’s original anatomical-inspired design, featuring layered construction and visible Air cushioning for a bold, technical aesthetic. “Big Bubble” Air Unit Influence: Emphasises enlarged Air cushioning design language inspired by early Air Max iterations, enhancing both visual impact and comfort performance. Streetwear Collaboration Influence: Developed in alignment with Palace Skateboards’ contemporary skate culture aesthetic, merging Nike’s performance heritage with modern streetwear expression.