The 10 Most Comfortable Nike Air Max Trainers You Can Buy Right Now

In today's world, the sneaker scene is jam-packed with high-heat releases that are sure to remain highly coveted for many years to come. But how many of these pairs actually deliver all-day comfort? Can you really withstand walking all day in uncomfortable shoes and end up with blisters, all for the sake of knowing you turned heads on the streets? If you're looking for something that looks fire on your feet without compromising comfort, then I have the perfect trainers for you.

From the classic Nike Air Max 90 all the way to the futuristic Nike Air Max Pre-Day, I present to you the ten most comfortable Nike Air Max trainers you can cop right now. As can be seen from these beautiful shots capture by The Sole Supplier's super talented photographer Lana Manners, all pairs come engineered with the Swoosh team's renowned Air technology so expect maximum cushioning and comfort beneath the feet 24/7. And if you're not sure how Air Max trainers fit, our in-house product experts created size guides for you to follow, so read on to see which pair will be joining your lineup today!

The AM90 remains one of the most popular Air Max silhouettes of all time. It was designed by Nike architect Tinker Hatfield in 1990 and has emerged in various renditions since its inauguration, including OG colourways like the "Infrared" and also collaborative releases like the Off-White x Nike Air Max 90. They're a must-have in your rotation, so be sure to check out our Air Max 90 size guide to know how they fit.

Nike designer Sergio Lozano debuted the AM95 in 1995 and was the first Air Max silhouette to accommodate two visible Air units forefoot. Its original colourway, titled "Neon", received a re-release in 2020 and gained the attention of modern-day sneaker collectors. Does the Nike Air Max 95 fit true to size? Find out using our Air Max 95 sizing guide here!

The AM96 II was also created by Sergio Lozano. It might not have been as popular as its predecessor, but its 25th-anniversary comeback in 2021 changed that for the better. Even world-famous streetwear-slash-skate label Supreme has taken the model onboard for a collab that featured three colourways of the Supreme x Nike Air Max 96. Use our Nike Air Max 96 II sizing guide to know how they fit.

The TN Air Max Plus, founded by Sean McDowell, will always remain in the hearts of long-term Swoosh collectors. The silhouette was released in the late '90s and was the first pair to introduce the Tuned Air technology: visible Air units strategically placed below to support the feet where it needs it the most. Nike TNs usually come built with an ultra-breathable synthetic mesh upper and palm tree-reminiscent TPU overlays which provides a lightweight feel and better durability. We've got to thank Nike when it comes to their footwear sizing as most are true to size, but feel free to check out our TN Air Max Plus sizing guide if you want to know more info!

The Air Max Genome is one of few new designs from the Beaverton sportswear powerhouse this year. It boasts a low-cut profile clad with a mix of premium materials across the upper and a full-length visible Air component underfoot. Does the Air Max Genome fit true to size? Like most Air Max models, the Genomes fit TTS, so there's no need to worry about going half size up or down.

Last but not least, the Air Max Pre-Day. They entranced the footwear industry in 2021 as part of Nike's annual Air Max Day event and has seen covetable iterations since then. A blend of athletic mesh, durable nylon, soft suede and synthetic leather adorns the 1970s-inspired Nike Air trainers and houses a visible large Air piece beneath the heel that sits on its own untouched by any parts of the midsole unit. They also fit true to size like any other Air Max shoes.

We now have no doubts that one of these will be coming home with you today, so be sure to snap a pic of your outfit in them and tag us on our social media channels for a chance to be featured in our story or weekly community curated series. Also, stay locked in right here to stay updated on upcoming Nike releases.

Not a big fan of Nike Air Max? We have plenty of other models you can check out today: Air Jordan 1, Air Force 1, New Balance 992, New Balance 2002R, adidas Forum, Yeezy Boost 350 V2, and much more!