Quick Facts
- Starting with the same black T-toe, midsole, and bottom two waves of the side panels as the triple-black pair, the top two waves switch to weatherproof Light Bone panels before adding translucent ripstop fabric instead of mesh
- The lace loops pop in orange with reflective grey stripes in the middle for two-tones of pop, with a matching orange mini Swoosh on the lateral heel
- The Nike Air Max 95 Gore-Tex Light Bone will be released Holiday 2026
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Every year, the fall pops up with a welcome respite from the summer heat and a short, but gorgeous switch from green leaves to every shade in the orange, red, and yellow family, before most of the entire natural world goes dormant for the winter. Luckily, that brief fall weather has influenced countless sneaker colorways, with one more pair in orange, black, and off-white coming to Nike’s Air Max 95 catalog.
Bad to the Bone
The Nike Air Max 95 Gore-Tex Light Bone is the latest pair of weather-resistant 95s from Nike’s continued AM95 big bubble revival. Joining a triple-black pair with a matching material makeup for the holiday season, the Campfire Orange and Light Bone colorway mixes black on the bottom half with light on the upper section to hide dirt and grime.
Starting with the same black T-toe, midsole, and bottom two waves of the side panels as the triple-black pair, the top two waves switch to weatherproof Light Bone panels before adding translucent ripstop fabric instead of mesh. The lace loops pop in orange with reflective grey stripes in the middle for two-tones of pop, with a matching orange mini Swoosh on the lateral heel.
Nike Air Max 95 Gore-Tex Light Bone Release Details
The Nike Air Max 95 Gore-Tex Light Bone will be released Holiday 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $220. To keep up with all the latest Nike news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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