Nike Air Max Plus Triple Black

Model history and inspirations

Air Max Plus debuted in 1998 as a design by Sean McDowell, who mirrored the waves of Florida's coastal palm trees on the upper. The signature TPU cage not only reinforces this motif but also stabilizes the foot during dynamic running. The model quickly became a street culture icon, blending athletic heritage with the bold design of the turn of the millennium.

Triple Black monochromatic design

The Triple Black version eliminates all color contrasts, accentuating the form through diverse textures of knit, patent TPU, and matte rubber. The uniform shade emphasizes the aggressive shape of the upper, making the shoe a discreet yet striking wardrobe element. Black makes it easy to pair with denim, cargo, or technical trousers, remaining above seasonal trends.

Tuned Air technology and cushioning comfort

The Tuned Air system combines gas cushions of varying pressure with an internal TPU plate, evenly distributing the load across the entire sole. This configuration promotes a springy toe-off and stabilizes the foot during quick changes of direction. Additional arch reinforcement reduces overpronation and extends the life of the cushioning.

Materials and durability in daily use

Breathable, tightly woven mesh prevents overheating, while TPU overlays protect high-wear zones from abrasion. The deep tread of the wear-resistant rubber outsole guarantees traction on wet pavement. The entire construction remains relatively lightweight, making the shoe suitable for all-day wear. See also our other shoes and the latest new arrivals.