Thanks to a 20% reduction, the pair of Nike Air Max Plus for women is available on sale, at only 159.99 euros.
There are many pairs of Nike sneakers. On the official website of the Swoosh brand, we find a wide selection, including the Nike V2K Run, the Dunk Low, the Air Force 1, the Cortez and the Nike Air Max Plus. The Nike Air Max Plus normally sold at a price of 199.99 euros benefits from a 20% reduction for a limited time. This pair can therefore be ordered at a price of 159.99 euros.
Enjoy Nike Air Max Plus
The Nike Air Max Plus is available from 35.5 to 47 and is available in white. This pair of sneakers can be worn in all circumstances and can easily be combined with your sports or everyday outfits. Nike members can enjoy free delivery of their pair of Nikes, but also offers throughout the year, as well as exclusive access to Nike products and events. Registration is free, don’t hesitate to take advantage of it.
This pair of Nike Air Max Plus benefits from a 20% reduction
The Nike Air Max Plus is inspired by the Nike Air Max model, an iconic model of the brand. The Air Max, for the first time in 1987, featured Air technology visible on the heel.
The Nike Air Max Plus pair features a breathable mesh upper that combines with wavy lines and polished plastic details around the toe to provide optimal rebel-style comfort. The imposing arch on the midsole is inspired by a whale’s tail and reinforces the structure of the Nike Air Max Plus.
Originally designed for intensive running, Nike Max Air units in the heel and forefoot create soft cushioning that’s built to last.
The Nike Air Max Plus’s midsole is foam for comfortable, responsive cushioning and the rubber outsole provides grip and durability.
On the Nike website, the pair of Air Max Plus is available on promotion, at 159.99 euros instead of 199.99 euros.
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