Air Max 97 First Use

The Nike Air Max 97 First Use is the next update on the well-known silhouette from 1997. As usual, you can get all the important release information from us in this post.

The Nike Air Max 97 SE was inspired by the elegant, metallic beauty of Japanese bullet trains and celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Swoosh. It features the original Swoosh design, removable lace tips and other racy details. So it takes your style forward at full speed. The revolutionary full-length Nike Air element, which has shaken up the world of running, ensures first-class comfort.

When can you buy the Nike Air Max 97 First Use?

The exact release date of the Air Max 97 is not yet known. We will keep you updated in this post until we get more information on the release. The official images from Nike have already been released. Here's another helpful tip for you:

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UPDATE: The AM90 First Use is now available in the Nike online shop!

Where can you buy the Nike Air Max 97 First Use?

If you want to buy the sneaker, it's best to visit this page at the time of release. We assume that the sneaker will sell out in a short time, so you'd better hurry with your purchase decision.

As already mentioned, there is no exact release date yet and therefore no officially confirmed store for this release. However, the shoe will certainly be listed in the in-house Nike online shop and as soon as the sneakers appear in other online stores, we will of course add them to our release overview.

So if you really want to buy the Nike Air Max 97 with the item number DB0246-001, you'll have to pay around 190 euros for the shoe.

We wish you every success with this release and lots of fun wearing them!

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