
Nike Will Soon Release One of Its Brightest Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Styles Yet
Is this the brightest colorway yet from Nike’s industry-acclaimed Air Max 95 30th anniversary revival?
For a sneaker known for liberal use of eye-catching accent colors, there’s no shortage of bold makeups to choose from. Yet a newly surfaced Fireberry style dials the saturation up to new levels which could make it the Air Max 95 OG Big bubble’s loudest look yet.
On this pair, the entire upper of the Air Max 95 is colored in a bright Fireberry pink across a mix of suede and canvas materials. The neon shade is contrasted by near-black Velvet Brown accents throughout the shoe including its branding and midsole.

Unique to this style is its lack of reflective silver 3M Scotchlite material across the tongue and heel, signature details which are usually found on the Air Max 95 model. Instead, this Fireberry pair uses a suede tongue with a topographic-like pattern at the heel. The sneaker will also come with two sets of shoelaces: a pink with brown tips and a brown with pink tips.
Of course, this new style features the Air Max 95’s remastered OG Big Bubble construction. This style’s larger heel Air unit appears particularly accentuated by the bright Fireberry hue, and the shape of the toe has also been tweaked to resemble the look and feel of the original 1995 sneaker.
This upcoming Fireberry colorway isn’t the only shade of pink that will be gracing the Air Max 95. Another style recently surfaced in Hyper Pink, although that pair is considerably more toned-down thanks to its Vast Gray upper.
And in related Air Max 95 news, Lil Yachty debuted all three colorways from the sneaker’s upcoming Levi’s collaboration along with co-branded denim apparel.
A release date for the Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Fireberry has not been confirmed, but readers can expect it to arrive in the coming months. The pair has a full colorway of Fireberry/Fireberry/Velvet Brown and a style code of II7632-600. Its expected retail price of $180, but it’s possible that could change given Nike’s recent price increases.








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