The Nike Air Max 1 “Chinese New Year - Longevity” is an Asia-exclusive release for 2020 that is part of Nike’s yearly celebratory efforts that honor Chinese New Year. The vibrancy of the two week long holiday comes to life on the dynamic makeup of the Air Max 1, as contrasting panels of shiny patent leather with embossed Chinese characters and symbols encompass the entire upper. The mudguard is outfitted with a pinkish hue, while a purple mid-panel features traditional patterning as does the the heel, forefoot, and toe. A black midsole with a visible Air heel unit and icy translucent sole finishes off the look. Release date: January 18, 2020.

Reviewer raindrops

I have over pronation on my right foot. The roll bar design corrects this. Definitely the best.

Reviewer Richard Eichwald

Well, I’m glad they still sell these. This is all my husband wears. The price can’t be beat! All of the footwear stores want $75.00 or more. This is probably his 100th pair so I guess he loves them! Looks great and lasts long time too. Very comfortable. He wears them to work and hasn’t complained at all.

Reviewer AlanGould

Good shoes - I enjoy them. They are absolutely flat so there is no arch support. If you are bothered by walking without the support you won't enjoy these, but they look and feel good otherwise and I can wear them all day. I wouldn't try and run in them!

Reviewer M Flack

Very happy with the fit and feel of these Sneakers. Would buy again for sure.

Reviewer T Tiraterra

It’s so nice to find extra wide shoes. Perfect fit and comfortable

Reviewer Tyler Collins

This is the first work shoe that is narrow enough for my husband’s foot. We are buying a second pair to have on hand because they are so comfortable and sturdy.

Reviewer Lisa Stokes

It is a little long. I typically wear a 13. But I have lost some weight, so that's probably it.

Reviewer David Vest

I like these better than the stan smiths. they are mesh, so they do get dirty easier, but the price is way better and they look pretty similar.

Reviewer Adam Segal

Though the listing pictures make these shoes look “cream”, they are indeed white in-person. At least the upper portion. The bottom sole is gray. It shows on the label that the entire shoe is man-made. The bottom sole does not feel like rubber. It has the feel of pressed paper. There is nice arch support, and a fair amount of padding inside. Some padding around the ankle as well. These shoes are Made in China. They may be a little wide for some. These look more for those in the nursing profession.

Reviewer D R Hoffman

Great shoes ... so comfortable they are my around the house shoes on our hardwood floors (in place of my old slippers that just don't compare). They fit like I expected and the wide width is so nice compared to so many shoes that only come in standard or medium width ...

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