How to Make a 30 Year Old Air Max Better? Waterproof It

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's GORE-TEX Air Max 95 Is a Rain-Ready HeaterWinter's coming, and Nike's Air Max 95 sneaker will be ready this year.Enter the new GORE-TEX rendition.Nike has waterproofed many of its sneakers, including the Dunk Low, Air Force 1, and even the Air Max 90. Now, finally, the 30-year-old Air Max 95 will receive the famous winter-ready treatment.The signature GORE-TEX stamp lands on the toe, reminding wearers that these Air Maxes are both waterproof and extremely breathable. And it's all wrapped in a clean "Light Bone" colorway that combines off-white with black and outdoorsy orange accents.Nike's Air Max 95 keeps many of its signature touches, like the Big Bubble soles and anatomy-inspired design. But the GORE-TEX upgrade makes it look even tougher.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Those messy weather days (and the outdoors in general) should be afraid.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Nike's Air Max 95 GORE-TEX sneaker arrives at the perfect time, as we transition from sweltering summer to the cool fall season. Expect them to land soon on Nike's website.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Skate-Ready Tennis Sneaker Returns to Chunk-tastic FormNike’s *Other* Chocolate Air Max Loafer Is Extra Dapper, Equally DeliciousNike’s Greasiest Sneaker Is Low-Key Its GreatestNike’s Security-Inspired Boot Doesn’t Need ClearanceNike and Kallmeyer Turned a Tennis Shoe Into an Everyday EssentialWhat To Read NextHow to Make a 30 Year Old Air Max Better? Waterproof It Nike’s Skate-Ready Tennis Sneaker Returns to Chunk-tastic FormNike’s *Other* Chocolate Air Max Loafer Is Extra Dapper, Equally DeliciousEvery Aesop Fragrance Has a Story to Tell Sole Food: Reebok Is Killing It. Is It Enough to Break Through?The North Face Takes a Walk on the Wild Side