3 colorways of the Nike Air Max 95 SB on SoleBook.
The Nike Air Max 95 SB grafts Nike's skateboarding division onto Sergio Lozano's 1995 running silhouette, one of the more unlikely marriages in the Swoosh's catalog. The original Air Max 95 was built as a runner, its layered mesh and neoprene-like overlays meant to mimic a human torso's musculature, with a visible Max Air unit stretching through the heel and forward into the forefoot for the first time. It became a streetwear staple well before skating had any claim on it. Nike SB's reworking, arriving years after the model's mid-90s debut, reinforced the upper with beefier suede and leather panels, added grippier rubber in key flex zones, and tucked in extra cushioning and board-feel tweaks aimed at handling grip tape rather than pavement. Colorways leaned into SB's usual playfulness, pulling from skate culture references rather than the running catalog's restraint. It never carried the same weight in skate circles as the Dunk or the Zoom lineup, and drops were comparatively limited, which has kept it a bit of a cult pickup among collectors chasing offbeat Air Max history rather than core SB heads.