[Update 20 Aug 2024] Nike is transitioning from the vibrant hues of the Air Max Sunder “Highlighter Green” and “Highlighter Pink” to a more autumnal palette with their latest reveal. The eagerly anticipated return of the Air Max Sunder is set to arrive in a “White/Burgundy” colorway, just in time for the fall season.

This new look was first unveiled by retailer Size?, who shared a preview on their Instagram, showcasing the expected colorway in photos and an in-hand video. While the official release date remains unconfirmed, you can check out the Nike Air Max Sunder “White/Burgundy” version below and stay tuned for more updates.

[Update 25 Jul 2024] Official images of three out of the four 2024-edition releases of the Nike Air Max SNDR have arrived. The colorways depicted are “Highlighter Green” (AKA “Electric Green”), “Highlighter Pink” (AKA “Fuchsia Flash”), and “Canyon Gold”. We’re still awaiting official images of the “Black” pair.

Enjoy a look at the images in the gallery above, and stay tuned for their release on 8 August at a retail price of US$180. Find them via the SNKRDUNK App post-release.

[Update 17 Jul 2024] A new colorway of the Nike Air Max SNDR emerged recently. A leaked image from uptodate.tokyo shows the shoe in a “Black” makeover, rumored to release on 5 September 2024. Peep the gallery for the visual and stay tuned to SNKRDUNK Magazine for official images coming soon.

[Update 1 Jul 2024] Product images of the Nike Air Max SNDR in “Fuschia Flash” have surfaced via Just Fresh Kicks. Its release date, alongside the “Highlighter Green” pair, is 8 August 2024. Stay tuned as more information on the 2024 Nike Air Max SNDR releases arrives.

1999’s Nike Air Max Sunder is set to return in its original form in Fall 2024, rebranded as the Air Max SNDR. The 25-year-old cross-trainer has never gotten a proper retro, but it made a brief return to the fore in July 2021 courtesy of the collaboration with COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS.

For this reiteration, the Air Max SNDR will arrive in its original blueprint and colorway, debuting in its classic “Deep Ocean/Gold/Deep Yellow” palette.

A member of the design team assigned to the silhouette’s revival emphasized at the SNKRS Showcase that close attention to detail was paid to ensure the pair resembled those first launched 24 years ago.

The unveiling hasn’t disclosed much but they are expected to retail for US$180 in the fall next year. More images and information should surface in the coming months. Stay tuned!

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