Brighten Up Your Daily Rotation With The Nike TN Air Max Plus “Tiffany” & “Volt”

The sneaker community's population is enormously expanding at a rapid pace. While youngsters these days start to take more interest in footwear and flaunt their latest SNKRS cop on their Instagram story, seasoned sneaker veterans lurk in the shadows waiting for legendary silhouettes to make a comeback. Whether you're new to the game or not, it is essential to have a pair of creps that will brighten up your daily rotation, so we proudly present the Nike TN Air Max Plus "Tiffany" & "Volt"!

The Air Max Plus, designed by none other than Sean McDowell, made its debut to the sneaker world all the way back in 1998 and was the first-ever Nike trainers to introduce Tuned Air technology that appeared in the form of Air Max bubbles strategically placed underneath to support the feet where it needs it the most. Whether you're on a light morning jog or a midday power walk, the TNs are one of the most comfortable kicks you'll find on the market. Official images of the model's latest iterations boast vibrant hues guaranteed to turn heads anywhere you go, so keep reading on for a closer look.

The first pair indulges in a stunning aqua blue colorway first seen on the famed Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk "Tiffany" from many years ago, while the counterpart opts for a "Volt" makeup. Both crafted with an ultra-breathable synthetic mesh upper, eye-catching TPU overlays that drew inspiration from swaying palm trees display a stealthy black tint, overall balancing out the colour scheme. A miniature-sized Nike Swoosh logo then graces the lateral sides, and of course, it wouldn't be a TN release without the iconic hexagonal emblem stamped the heel and tongue. Finally, the aforementioned insanely comfortable three-part Air unit beneath the feet rounds it all off.

What do you think of the Nike TN Air Max Plus "Tiffany" and "Volt? The duo is scheduled for a global release on the 11th of February via Nike UK and select retailers. Let us know if you're going to be copping these, and in related news, the Stüssy x Nike Air Huarache from 2000 is making a comeback!