The Nike Air Max 90 "Laser" Carves Detailed Wood Grain Patterns

As time passes, many things in our lives become forgotten, whether that's something you used to collect as a kid or music artists and bands you listened to repeatedly. However, sneakers are timeless. No matter the occasion, you'd never go wrong with rocking a pair of Nikes, such as the Air Max 90. A silhouette that paved the way for newer Air Maxs to shine, the AM90 still stands as one of the legendary Nike trainers to date, and the newest iteration that has caught our attention recently is the Nike Air Max 90 "Laser".

When Tinker Hatfield introduced the model in the early '90s, it first appeared in the form of the Nike Air Max 90 "Infrared" colourway, then followed by the "Volt", and many others that also received reissues later on. Shifting our focus to the present day, the shoes have hosted countless collaborations and have absorbed countless designs from other pairs in the brand's Air line-up.

The AM90 "Laser" is a perfect example, bearing a striking resemblance to Mark Smith's Nike Air Force 1 "Cashmere Laser" from 2003, it flaunts highly detailed wood patterns across its tan-beige uppers. All distinct features of the Air Max 90 remain but done up in the same laser-etched style: the sidewall Swoosh logos, the miniature Air Max branding midfoot as well as the Nike Air imprint on the rear. The intricate setup is then rounded off with a white midsole beneath the feet, housing a visible Air unit, which delivers optimal levels of comfort and cushioning.

The Nike Air Max 90 "Laser Wood Grain" is now available at Nike, so make sure you carve them into your collection today before it's too late. Use our Air Max 90 size guide to know how they fit and keep it locked in right here at The Sole Supplier to stay in the know of all upcoming Nike releases. In related news, here's an on-foot look at the Nike Air Max 90 "Venn Diagram".