Nike Air Max LD Zero H

Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara is the 'father' of this new Nike Air Max LD Zero H, a sneaker conceived and designed for all those people who like to dress and be fashionable with classic sneakers. Fujiwara explains that his idea when creating this model is related to the fact of wanting to bring "the past to the present".

Bringing the past into the present

For this reason, the new Nike Air Max LD Zero H is the result of exhaustive research by Fujiwara among the miles archives held by the American firm. The Japanese designer says that during a recent search he came across the Nike Boston, predecessor of the LD-1000 model, and thought it would be a great idea to combine that profile with the latest technologies available today to increase performance. Following this idea, he decided to make a mix with the upper of the Nike Boston sneaker and the Air Max 2014 platform.

Nylon and suede

Taking a quick look at the Nike Air Max LD Zero H we see that this casual foot wear sneaker is made of nylon and suede, along with the blue colorway to give this sneaker a retro or classic cut style. For its part, the suede and leather tongue gives it a pretty sleek finish.

flexible cushioning

The upper or upper of the sneaker adopts the original shape of the traditional Boston model, while the Air Mar 2014 platform recycled for this new Nike Air Max LD Zero H offers flexible yet lightweight cushioning. In conclusion, it is worth noting that the Nike Flywire technology implemented in this cutting-edge yet classic model is essential to offer you a perfect fit when walking.