The Air Max 95 ‘Neon’ trade the streets for LEGO bricks

The collaboration between Nike and LEGO continues to expand with a curious new project that blends creativity with sneaker culture. This time, both brands have transformed the iconic Nike Air Max 95 ‘Neon’ into a 1,213-piece building set, designed for those who enjoy both sneaker design and the LEGO universe.

To achieve this, the model recreates the most recognisable features of the original 1995 silhouette, keeping the characteristic wavy panels and the gradient shades of grey that define the design. In addition, the striking Volt green details that made this version famous are also present, while translucent bricks are used to represent the visible Air units typical of Air Max technology. The result is essentially an Air Max built brick by brick, as if the sneaker had passed through the LEGO workshop without losing its personality.

At the same time, the set is more than just a static display piece, as it includes a display stand with a rotating base that allows the model to be viewed from every angle. In this way, the trainer can be showcased almost as if it were sitting in a shop window. The box also includes a small Nike-branded minifigure, adding a playful touch to this crossover between bricks and sneaker culture.

The launch is scheduled for 28 March, when the set will arrive via Nike and LEGO platforms. The collaboration will also be accompanied by a kids’ version of the Air Max 95 ‘Neon’, connecting the worlds of play and trainers in a single release.