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Nike continues to make waves as Jordan Chiles debuts the Air Max Muse during the first pitch at a Mets game. Meanwhile, the Nike SB Dunk sticks to its roots with its latest Dark Smoke Grey/Black colorway, featuring suede uppers and gum soles, set to release soon.
Jordan Chiles Debuts Nike Air Max Muse During First Pitch at Mets Game, Showcasing New Design
Nike continues to make headlines on the baseball field as another high-profile individual dons eye-catching Swoosh kicks for a ceremonial first pitch. Following Ludacris’ appearance in oversized Air Force 1s during a recent Atlanta Braves game—a nod to his iconic music video—Nike athlete and Team USA gymnast Jordan Chiles upped the ante with a brand new, never-before-seen Air Max shoe, now revealed as the unique and intriguing Air Max Muse, per Sneaker News.
Chiles was the special guest at the New York Mets' game against the Cincinnati Reds on September 6th. Wearing the Mets’ alternate black uniforms, a black skirt, and silver/black sneakers, Chiles threw the first pitch to Mets outfielder Tyrone Taylor, just missing the strike zone. Her silver and black sneakers featured what looked like the Air Max midsole from the Air Max Portal and a brand-new “AM” logo on the tongue—this logo is a unique feature of the Air Max Muse, unseen on any other Air Max model to date.
Sneaker News contacted Nike for more details, but the shoe remains mysterious beyond its new name, Air Max Muse.
The Nike SB Dunk Sticks to Its Roots with Suede Uppers and Gum Soles in Latest Release
Meanwhile, despite some fatigue around the Nike Dunk, the SB Dunk remains a staple for skaters, particularly with its enduring appeal, skate-specific design, and loyal fanbase. Collaborations with notable figures like Alexis Sablone and themed releases like the upcoming Wizard of Oz edition have kept the SB Dunk in the spotlight. However, its enduring appeal comes from no-frills, classic constructions that skaters rely on.
Next in 2024’s SB Dunk drops is the highly anticipated Dark Smoke Grey/Black colorway. This in-line SB Dunk model features a full suede upper with the popular two-tone color-blocking and yellow gum soles—perfect for street and skateboarding wear. It will hit skate shops soon, with an SNKRS release expected shortly, priced at $115.
