
Nike and Lego Are Collaborating on the Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble’s Classic ‘Neon’ Colorway
At this point, there isn’t much uncovered ground for Nike’s remastered Air Max 95. The sneaker has received a denim-draped collaboration from Levi’s, returned in fan-favorite original styles and even revived an obscure zipper-equipped variation. In 2026, Nike will find yet another way to rework the model, this time with some help from Lego.
The upcoming Lego x Nike Air Max 95 takes on the sneaker’s classic Neon colorway, swapping the ribbed synthetic suede panels of the original for a flat printed look which mimics the traditional build. Stitching, raised paneling and mesh are all accounted for with a trompe l’oeil-like effect. Elsewhere, the tongue, shoelaces and liner are presented with more typical constructions.
Lego’s red badge appears on the tongue and insole of each shoe, while the heels depict a sporty Lego minifigure. The heel’s Nike Air has also been redesigned with a Lego brick.

The upcoming Lego collaboration uses the Air Max 95’s OG Big Bubble build, a remastered variation of the shoe intended to resemble the appearance and comfort of the original 1995 version. Over the decades, the shoe’s visible Air cushioning progressively got smaller and smaller, leading Nike to bring back the old form for the Air Max 95’s 30th anniversary.
The debut Lego x Nike product arrived in July in the form of a 1,180-piece Lego Nike Dunk High set. That was followed by footwear in August in the form of the Air Max Dn and then by a Dunk Low in September and a second Dunk Low style in November.
Part of the ongoing partnership, this new Lego x Nike Air Max 95 will be released during spring ’26 in grade school and preschool sizing. The full colorway is Black/Metallic Silver/Dark Smoke Gray/Smoke Gray/Light Smoke Gray/Volt and the grade school style code is IO4801-002.








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