
Nike’s Remastered Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Sneaker Is Getting a Realtree Makeover
Since its debut last April, Nike’s remastered Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble sneaker has seen everything from original colorways to dressy, premium leather builds and denim-covered Levi’s collaborations. Despite already covering so much ground, Nike is still finding new ways to spice up the 1990s runner, with the latest look being an on-trend Realtree camouflage makeover.
The upcoming Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Realtree features a Black/Dark Smoke Gray/Metallic Cool Gray colorway, which amounts to a nearly all-black suede, nubuck and mesh upper that’s accented with faded blacks and dark grays. Nike was restrained in its use of the camouflage pattern, applying it only to the tongue, heel, liner and insole.
And the Realtree-accented Air Max 95 isn’t the only Nike sneaker that will don the woodsy pattern. Several of Nike’s performance running sneakers including the Pegasus 41, Pegasus Premium, Structure 26, Vomero 18, Vomero Plus, Vomero Premium and Vaporfly 4 will also be released soon in various Realtree prints. Now, given the arrival of official Air Max 95 images, it’s possible that more lifestyle models will soon be revealed.

While the Air Max 95 has long been a staple of Nike, Inc.’s retro business, the brand’s sportswear division paid extra-close attention to the shoe’s 30th anniversary in 2025. The OG Big Bubble version of the sneaker features considerably larger Air bubbles than reissues from the 2010s, a change that’s intended to improve both the look and feel. The shoe’s construction has also been updated to make the shape closer to its 1995 form.
The Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble will also been rereleased in its original Neon colorway, a pair which was available only in limited-edition fashion last year.
The Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Realtree is set to be released this summer for a retail price of $200. The sneaker’s style code is IQ0302-010.








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