Quick Facts
- The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble SE Burgundy Crush mixes burgundy and gold detailing across the upper
- Features the "Big Bubble" Air unit found on original Air Max 95s
- Releasing Holiday 2025 for $200 at Nike and select retailers
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One of the greatest things about the Air Max 95 is that, even after 30 years, every single colorway still feels more unique than the last. Just look at the upcoming Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble SE Burgundy Crush. Have you seen anything like it? Nope, didn’t think so.
The thing that really makes this AM95 stand out is its mix of contrasting colors. Painted in a burgundy crush, metallic red bronze, and silt red combo, it's guaranteed to turn heads wherever you go. But it’s not just about the palette, the materials clash beautifully too.
There’s breathable mesh, soft tumbled leather, and glossy patent leather on the majority of the upper. Cotton fabric dresses the eyelets, chunky laces tie everything together, and a glimmering stripe of shiny gold cuts boldly across the sidewalls. It’s hands down one of the most unique 95s we’ve ever seen.
But as if that wasn’t enough already, the Swoosh has also equipped it with the famed Big Bubble build. The Air unit in the heel is larger and protrudes more than the Air Max 95s that have been dropping over the last two decades, as in the early 2000s, Nike made the bubble smaller.
The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble SE Burgundy Crush W is scheduled to drop during Holiday 2025 via Nike and select retailers. It’ll be available both online and in-store for $200 in women's sizing. For your best shot at securing a pair, make sure you download the Sole Retriever mobile app to stay up-to-date on the latest releases, raffles, news, and more from the world of sneakers and streetwear.
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Adam Cheung is a writer and editor who specialises in sneakers and streetwear. Over the past few years, he's curated features and guides for everyone from Burberry to Nike. Often travelling between the UK and Hong Kong, don't be too surprised if you find Adam anywhere else around the world taking street photography or feasting on the local delicacies.
