Nike unveils the 3D-printed Air Max Link sneaker
According to Hypebeast, Nike has officially introduced the Nike Air Max Link, a 3D-printed concept from Nike's AirWorks program created by Beijing-based designer Marc Su. The sneaker is described as a link from Beijing for community to our future and references design codes from Nike’s late-’90s Alpha Project era, with two visible Air units in the forefoot.
Key facts
- 01Marc Su is the Beijing-based designer behind the Nike Air Max Link concept.
- 02The Air Max Link is a 3D-printed concept from Nike’s AirWorks program.
- 03Two visible Air units are integrated into the forefoot.
- 04The design references Nike’s Alpha Project era from the late 1990s.
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